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ImmortalOphelia
17th February 2004, 00:25
Yes I know total odd post but I couldnt figure what forum to put this in, guess this ones the best.
Well im Due April 7th and was wondering if anyone knew where to get baby clothes with Che's image. I saw one in this magazine but it needed a credit card :( Grrr! I dont like pink,blue,yellow,ect boring baby stuff I want something that shows my belifes and something with style. So please if anyone knows a link to place that has them or even a shop tell me.
Thanks tons,
Lilly :wub:

Stapler
17th February 2004, 01:13
get some made, there are a number of places where you can order custom baby clothes cheaply.

Fidel Castro
17th February 2004, 01:40
Have you no other method of expressing your beliefs other than having it printed on a rag for your child?

"The revolution will be commercialised&#33;" <_<

Stapler
17th February 2004, 02:09
What&#39;s fashionable is fashionable. The "Che Industry" is huge, sales of T-shirts, pins, and posters to disgruntled youth who don&#39;t even know who Ernesto Guevara is are at an all time high. Speaking of highs, many people confuse Che with marijuana advocacy&#33; It&#39;s hilarious&#33;

ImmortalOphelia
17th February 2004, 02:23
Excuse me but just because im young dont take for granted im a stupied unknowing youth.
And for your information im a drug activist so dont make the mistake of thinking I want my child wearing clothes with meaning that i mean something as stupied as drugs.
Is it so horrible to want to cloth your child in something that shows character and values of what the parent beleaves in. People do it all the time with crosses on children so why cant I show my ideals with Che?

FatFreeMilk
17th February 2004, 04:52
Congratulations on your baby&#33; Do you know if it&#39;s gonna be a boy or a girl?
Yeah, you&#39;d probably have to get your babys clothes custom made or something. This is the first time I&#39;ve ever heard of someone wanting to dress up their kid with che&#39;s image, woah.

ImmortalOphelia
17th February 2004, 04:53
Im not sure but everyone thinks it will be a boy.
Lol yeah but its better then giraffes and creepy pandas

Purple
17th February 2004, 07:44
Originally posted by [email protected] 17 2004, 06:53 AM
Im not sure but everyone thinks it will be a boy.
Lol yeah but its better then giraffes and creepy pandas
very correct... better to raise a person in reality than in some fantasy "haven".... but of course not too much reality... :(

EneME
17th February 2004, 07:58
Congrats on the baby...I dont think I&#39;ve ever seen baby clothes with che&#39;s image or anything revolutionary. Wait...yeah I have...remember seeing a baby shirt in Berkeley that had a hammer and sickle saying "the republic of berkeley" or something...
Anyway, I understand what you mean. Whenever I plan to have kids, I will definently influence their minds at a young age with leftist ideals. That&#39;s why my kids father will definently have to be leftist also.
Goodluck on your baby :) Your already raising him/her in the right direction lol

Danton
17th February 2004, 08:24
I hope to shit you can&#39;t buy Che baby clothes.. What your doing is using the child as a living propaganda for your beliefs, that makes you no better than the religious zealots who dress children in all kinds of strange paraphenalia.. Kids like giraffes, and pandas are anything but creepy...

EneME
17th February 2004, 08:41
Originally posted by Arthur [email protected] 17 2004, 09:24 AM
I hope to shit you can&#39;t buy Che baby clothes.. What your doing is using the child as a living propaganda for your beliefs, that makes you no better than the religious zealots who dress children in all kinds of strange paraphenalia.. Kids like giraffes, and pandas are anything but creepy...
yeah right after i posted that I thought about exactly what u said.....hm...guess giraffes are the way to go...

Danton
17th February 2004, 09:44
I changed my mind, in fact I&#39;m going to bring out a che, baby line.. Maybe Fidel&#39;s khaki fatigues could be re-created for kids, shit, why not? :D

Damn those evil Giraffes, panda&#39;s and teddy bears, these babies need revolutionary ferver, clad them in camoflage and balaclava&#39;s.. indoctrinate them while they are still in the womb..

note: I am joking

SittingBull47
17th February 2004, 13:41
yea really. don&#39;t buy the image, either make it yourself or do not use your baby as a political statement. Why not let the child grow up and then show him/her their old baby clothes, see what he/she thinks about it.

Fidel Castro
17th February 2004, 21:32
Using a baby, that can&#39;t speak for itself, to reflect your own beliefs is quite wrong in my oppinion. If you really like Che so much, then make a shirt for yourself. Or better yet, buy some of Che&#39;s books.

Stapler
18th February 2004, 02:18
I don&#39;t think any ideals shoould be forced upon a child, a socialist upbringing is a good idea, but let him/her make their own conclusions. After all, a five year old won&#39;t understand what a "workers revolution" is.

Hiero
18th February 2004, 09:14
Just dont give you baby cloths, just always have it wrap in a towel it would be funny.

Fidel Castro
18th February 2004, 16:39
Just dont give you baby cloths

:blink:

JasonR
18th February 2004, 16:59
Indeed, there is place about a block from here (Berkely Califrnia) called "Revolution Books" full of commie stuff, extremely good prices (the pricse are made for working class kids) and they stock bibs/shirts/etc sporting Che/hammerandsickel/Mao Tse Tung.

Comrade BNS
18th February 2004, 21:06
Congrats on the baby....but yes my first thoughts as i read the title article of this thread...

you might as well sign your kid up for revolutionary service now, if you&#39;ve already planned out what they are going to believe...

just because you have leftist ideals doens&#39;t mean your kid should or will... the same applies to all beliefs and doctrines in my oppinion.

Comrade BNS

ImmortalOphelia
19th February 2004, 01:35
Im not telling him he has to be anything Id just rather when he asks me what type of baby clothes I wore or even as a toddler I can say that at least had meaning. Iv always hated the stupied things my parents dressed me in, and even if his ideals end up being the oppisite of leftist I still would hope that he knew his mommy had some sense of fashion..dont think im doing it for fashion if i was id be getting gucci baby just that nowadays most people think of che clothes as cool. Im very open in what he wants Im not forcing any religion on him either.Im wiccan but he can decide himself if he would rather muslim,christian, or nothing. Actully The only thing im doing somewhat forebly is him being vegan while he cant make decisions later on if he wants to pig out on a cow im fine but since my diet is vegan I see feeding him stewed beef as freaky.
Also on the note i should make them myself...hahaha you never saw me try to knit or draw...stick figures end up unreconizable.

Valkyrie
19th February 2004, 14:18
"I hope to shit you can&#39;t buy Che baby clothes.. What your doing is using the child as a living propaganda for your beliefs, that makes you no better than the religious zealots who dress children in all kinds of strange paraphenalia.. Kids like giraffes, and pandas are anything but creepy..."
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yeah, Arthur Rock, not too long ago I saw a t-shirt on a lone little girl of all but maybe 8. on black shirt with white lettering, the front said "I survived." the back said.. "a third of my generation was wiped out. End abortion now."

A very controversial little shirt for someone who undoubtly doesn&#39;t even have to decide what kind of tampons to use. Very bad judgment, I thought, on the part of her caretakers, which were nowhere to be seen.

Danton
19th February 2004, 15:02
Originally posted by [email protected] 19 2004, 03:18 PM
yeah, Arthur Rock, not too long ago I saw a t-shirt on a lone little girl of all but maybe 8. on black shirt with white lettering, the front said "I survived." the back said.. "a third of my generation was wiped out. End abortion now."


Just call me Arthur,

That&#39;s ugly&#33; Especially considering the subject, though whatever the statement, a child should not be used to make it.. I feel..

ImmortalOphelia; I&#39;m no doctor (at least not of conventional medicine) but I would question the wisdom of feeding a baby only vegan foods...

ImmortalOphelia
20th February 2004, 07:35
Babys actully shouldnt have dairy till there one and meat isnt good for the systems...uggg my cousin let her 3 month old suck on a lamb bone that was so messed up. But dont worry its safe andim not being strict where theres no sugar or honey..and past one ill slowly include cheese because cheese is the food of the gods ....::grabs chedder and nibbles::

Felicia
20th February 2004, 14:58
Originally posted by [email protected] 16 2004, 08:25 PM
Yes I know total odd post but I couldnt figure what forum to put this in, guess this ones the best.
Well im Due April 7th and was wondering if anyone knew where to get baby clothes with Che&#39;s image. I saw one in this magazine but it needed a credit card :( Grrr&#33; I dont like pink,blue,yellow,ect boring baby stuff I want something that shows my belifes and something with style. So please if anyone knows a link to place that has them or even a shop tell me.
Thanks tons,
Lilly :wub:
you could just buy the baby clothes and then take them to a place and have them screen printed with an image that you like.

that&#39;s what I would do :)

ImmortalOphelia
21st February 2004, 02:16
:) Thanks I never had that come to mind. And it would be uber cheaper then already printeed clothes...
Thank you&#33;

FatFreeMilk
1st March 2004, 02:52
Nazi4Newborns as well as White-suPremie? Wow&#33; Post a link damnit I wanna see&#33; When I get knocked up I want my bastard child to wear the coolest clothes&#33;











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