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This is their first departure from anti-feminist matters.
Viva La Raza literally means "long live the people (and race)", used by the peoples of Mexican or Chicano descent during the long battles for their liberation in the 60s and 70s. It was also the rallying cry of one of Latin America's greatest professional wrestlers - Eddie Guerrero.
Enjoy!
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The strip has now moved to a permanent new home - The Lone Nut.
Enjoy!
I found this over at The Spearhead where I go to get my fix and kicks.
Its a comic strip by a pair of cartoonists - Carl Walch and Patrick Roberts.
This is the pilot and I'll help to run this much like a syndicated strip.
After searching The Spearhead high and low for the source of the joke, I find that I cannot locate it, even though I was positive that I saw/read it there. Well, my aging eyes must be playing tricks on me.
Therefore, I'm canning this series and my own pathetic attempts at humour.
Thank you so very much Chef Snark for pointing out my glaring omission at failing to credit, but regretfully I must return the joke to the custody of his culinary majesty, the original owner.
Onward!
Reading the pages of The Spearhead, I am always amazed at the amount of new stuff and ideologies one can learn.
Today was a locus classicus - I learned some new words to infuriate the feminists:
- fembot - hardcore female supremacist with a punitive interest in men
- femorrhoid - a female asshole, and a very sore one too
- feminazi - like a fembot but spouts predictable and completely brain-dead verbiage
- feminidiots - total lack of understanding of words
- feminasty - self explanatory
- femcunt - see "femorrhoid" above
- fembitch - fat and hideous version of fembot and/or feminazi
- femitard - retarded and/or stupid feminist
- femislut - self explanatory
At the end of the day, no word coined in recent years can match the words of yore. I'm thinking of words like "cow" and "sow", Anglo-Saxon words that are innocuous yet carry a wonderful tang when used in the right context.
Try them and see. You'll enjoy using the old-fashioned phrases, especially since they are so rarely heard these days as to become deadly. For my part, I'm going to try using a word I picked up from the comments section in The Spearhead - "rogure" (to have sex with, a colonial form of the word "roger").
Have fun!
Onward!
