I was in a deep Rip Van Winkle like slumber when Manolo woke me up with this: Smurfs were communists?
Dammit, I always suspected they were so --- and lo and behold, they were so! I've always wondered about those mushrooms and deep inside I've always known them by their Papa Smurf's choice of hat. Who wears matching red shorts and hats? Never mind that the smurfs were uniformly blue... I think that's literally just their cover! but that red hat...
Anyway thanks Manolo. You're always a surprise, my man.
Thanks for referring me to your favorite communist blogger also. Post on penguins waddling about with eggs between their legs in life and death struggle to keep eggs from freezing in sub zero antartic temperatures absolutely delightful.
In my dreams, I will dress Joe de Veneica as a Penguin and Gloria as a Smurf, toiling the fields to bring mushrooms --- mushrooms for everyone! Told you -- it's a dream.
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i dont get it???
Posted by: Smurf | June 19, 2007 at 05:13 AM
wow. much buzz about who you might possibly be. everyone is clueless and intrigued.
Posted by: mlq3 | October 07, 2005 at 10:13 AM
We are living in a Martial Rule already baby!!!!! Kudos to the all the President's men and women who orchestrated this discreetly and succesfully. Naks! Galing n'yo!
Posted by: Chuck Gutierrez | October 07, 2005 at 09:02 AM
yes, for geographic! also a strategist and creator and producer of news programs for a network that will flip if it finds out i have a spare hour to blog. hence all the ridiculous secrecy!
Posted by: miron | October 06, 2005 at 01:19 PM
you're a documentary maker? tell me more!
Posted by: mlq3 | October 05, 2005 at 02:06 PM
Thanks again, mlq. I've been searching for that documentary. I'm doing a documentary myself on a topic nowhere near to being as delightful as Penguins.
Posted by: miron | October 05, 2005 at 10:43 AM
You have to admire her dedication and she writes very well. It's really a great blog.
You have to -really, you must- watch that documentary. March of the Penguins. You can loot it from bittorrent. I mean, you can't go wrong with penguins on an epic scale narrated by the guy we remember from the Electric Company jumping around as punctuation man!!
Posted by: mlq3 | October 04, 2005 at 04:19 PM