Well, Austin had 30 ANTIFA protestors show up...75 - 100 anti-ANTIFA protestors were there to shout them down...AZGrizFan wrote:How'd this event go over? I missed it...
So in LA if you didn't agree with them they were going to beat you into submission? How very fascist of them..Col Hogan wrote:Well, Austin had 30 ANTIFA protestors show up...75 - 100 anti-ANTIFA protestors were there to shout them down...AZGrizFan wrote:How'd this event go over? I missed it...
New York had a respectable showing by the ANTIFA supporters...
In L.A., a new law rushed into effect by the City Council had police confiscating baseball bats and ax handles from the ANTIFA folks...
I haven’t heard much from other locations...
Wait. You weren't the chick in the photo?houndawg wrote:That is the right time frame..and hippie chicks do love mekalm wrote:
Uncle Houndy at the Tonasket Barter Faire, ci 1973...
SeattleGriz wrote:Wait. You weren't the chick in the photo?houndawg wrote:
That is the right time frame..and hippie chicks do love me
Well isnt that just Riki Tiki Savy.............kalm wrote:These folks are real hippies (not Silicon Valley hipsters pretending to be hippies for a weekend) and were doing Burning Man decades before Burning Man was a thing. I was taught how to hunt and fish by an uncle who used sell his pottery at barter fairs. He was 2nd wave at Iwo Jima and eventually retired to NE Washington to live off the land. He was a true American frontiersman and mountain man who hunted bear and cougars but I also remember having the complete works of Rudyard Kipling in his little library.Jjoey52 wrote:
Next stop Burning man.
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God bless the hippies.
SeattleGriz wrote:Wait. You weren't the chick in the photo?houndawg wrote:
That is the right time frame..and hippie chicks do love me
No kidding...kalm wrote:
These folks are real hippies (not Silicon Valley hipsters pretending to be hippies for a weekend) and were doing Burning Man decades before Burning Man was a thing. I was taught how to hunt and fish by an uncle who used sell his pottery at barter fairs. He was 2nd wave at Iwo Jima and eventually retired to NE Washington to live off the land. He was a true American frontiersman and mountain man who hunted bear and cougars but I also remember having the complete works of Rudyard Kipling in his little library.
God bless the hippies.
