Who is your favorite smoker of the Twentieth Century?

[Le Buzz]

Che Guevara

 

[PLUSH]

Duh!

Patton's kick ass and take names, now get out there and blow sh!t up!:riflefire


Some of my favorite quotes of his-

Battle is an orgy of disorder.

Better to fight for something than live for nothing

Don't tell people how to do things, tell them what to do and let them surprise you with their results.

No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country.

A good plan violently executed now is better than a perfect plan executed next week.

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

Che Guevara

Che Guevara aka The Butcher of La Cabaña Prison

There is another bad guy I should have added to the list

 

[diesel]

Tuba Man.

 

[smokinghole]

ME!

I started smoking in the 20th century and I like myself more than any of those dead guys. Sure three are still kicking but I still like me more than them.

 

[ciggy]

My vote has to be Arnold even though he married a frick'n Kenedy!
Chuck reminded me of one of my childhood cowboy heroes the "Duke"

And another hollywood Icon

 

[AnthonyP]

Al Capone for me!

 

[vivalanation734]

Charles Spurgeon, even though he died in 1892.

 

[Nuckz23]

I'm going with the Governator!

 

[Bass man]

No one's feeling the love for Fidel? And Jerry Garcia would be my favorite heroin smoker.

 

[Andytex]

Bill Clinton is my favorite person to find a alternative use for a cigar.:wink:

 

[dpricenator]

Bill Clinton is my favorite person to find a alternative use for a cigar.:wink:

Damnit Andy...I sat reading everyone's responses and you took mine. So maybe I'll just say Monica

 

[Craig Mac]

Damnit Andy...I sat reading everyone's responses and you took mine. So maybe I'll just say Monica

ummm... he's in the list dude.....

 

[Le Buzz]

Che Guevara aka The Butcher of La Cabaña Prison

There is another bad guy I should have added to the list

hmm bad guy? perhaps. But imagine Latin America without Che. That's why I chose him.

I'll leave it at that... don't want this to get out of hand.

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

hmm bad guy? perhaps. But imagine Latin America without Che. That's why I chose him.

I'll leave it at that... don't want this to get out of hand.

Well, maybe he just seems like a bad guy too me. He killed those who had a political views that was different than his own and really seemed to enjoy it, he thought trials were a complete waste of time, so if he thought someone was was guilty of something, he would save the courts time and just shoot them in the head, he thought all black people were lazy drunks that never bathe and if you listened to "Rock and Roll", he wanted to put you in prison. But that is just me.

Al Capone and Castro are both murders too, don't get me wrong. It is just Che's "Rock and Roll" comments that bothered me. LOL

:hysterica

 

[Le Buzz]

he thought all black people were lazy drunks that never bathe and if you listened to "Rock and Roll", he wanted to put you in prison. But that is just me.

To be honest I was not aware of this... I will have to read up a little more on Che and read his memoirs, which I have heard are quite provocative.

 

[Cigar Cowboy]

To be honest I was not aware of this... I will have to read up a little more on Che and read his memoirs, which I have heard are quite provocative.

Very few folks do. If Che had his way he would imprison or execute all the rappers that idolize him. He only liked Classical music. He wanted Castro to ban all Jazz and Rock & Roll from Cuba completely. He called it "Imperialist music".

Those damn Communist dictator regimes always got to ruin everyone fun :music:

Google Che's racist quotes, he has some doozies.

 

[BagfullofPings]

Now that would be a herf:

Churchill, Patton, Castro, and Che. I would pay to watch it on pay per view!

 

[danthebugman]

Gotta go with Mark Twain, just seems like a guy I'd really enjoy HERFing with.

Dan

 

[CWS]

John Freakin Wayne