Rockefeller wrote:Just posting this to make sure someone's mentioned The Motorcycle Diaries. If not here's me doing it. Saw it in spanish class some years ago, turned out unexpectedly good.
Yeh, got that thanks.
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Rockefeller wrote:Just posting this to make sure someone's mentioned The Motorcycle Diaries. If not here's me doing it. Saw it in spanish class some years ago, turned out unexpectedly good.



adikarmika wrote:Not sure Che would approve, but if they're like mine, your students probably would.
http://www.lacarmina.com/blog/2011/06/m ... ii-design/
I don't know whether Mini Che is supposed to be straight kawaii, or whether he is supposed to belong to one of the kawaii subcults such as kimo-kawaii (weird-cute) or kawaii-noir.
Maybe it would be good to see more pop icons "cutified", just to stop us taking them too seriously.





Ducked wrote:Yeh, we've got one of those newly opened in Tainan, on the site of the former KFC. Ironic really.


Icon wrote:If you want to, I can help you translate some stuff from Spanish originals. Let's say it will be another perspective.


TainanCowboy wrote:Ducked wrote:Yeh, we've got one of those newly opened in Tainan, on the site of the former KFC. Ironic really.
If its the place I think it is...thats right in my hood. The bakery across the alley is a great place.
BTW, I heard that KFC is coming back into that new building.
Them little mini-Che's are hilarious....tiny little killers on t-shirts...LOL!
I especially like the X X 's for the eyes...




jimipresley wrote:
I have a copy of this documentary on DVD: In English with English and Chinese subtitles. You're welcome to borrow it if you wish.


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