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General / Re: FTL Propaganda.

« on: December 11, 2005, 12:02:05 PM »

Nice.. I suggest having SFers contact:

KIFR   106.9   80,000      San Francisco   CA      415-391-9970   Jason Insalaco
http://www.1069freefm.com/home.php

Two of us already have
And yes, the format of that station is a perfect fit for FTL. It would shock me if they didn't become an affiliate!

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General / Re: FTL Propaganda.

« on: December 11, 2005, 02:53:37 AM »

Here is my take I did in class (heh) today:

Thanks again Tobia for posting the above image, it's been put to good use!

I have posted about 400 of these flyers in downtown San Francisco this evening.
Mostly around the Civic Center, Market Street, and South of Market (SoMa).
I also handed one out to each of the 10 or so people who attended the San Francisco Libertarian Party meeting today.

And, today is my birthday 
I can honestly say, I spent it doing something I love -- being a Liberty activist!

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General / Re: FTL Propaganda.

« on: December 10, 2005, 01:23:00 AM »

Here is my take I did in class (heh) today:

I just got back from FedExKinko's. I took a copy of your JPG there and had them print up 500 flyers, greyscale on yelow paper, $30.
I'll be distributing these around the San Francisco Bay Area; tomorrow I'll be handing them out at the San Francisco Libertarian Party meeting

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General / Re: FTL Guerilla

« on: December 02, 2005, 07:21:55 PM »

You're an armchair quarterback.

Damn, it took forever to get you to finally say that!

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General / Re: FTL Guerilla

« on: December 02, 2005, 11:33:24 AM »

The FTL Stuff is coming, one of these days.  Johnson is in charge of it. 

"one of these days"?
Call me an armchair quarterback, but I am surprised this isn't a higher priority.

Consider:

• It's very easy to get T-shirts and bumper stickers made.
• It's reasonably easy to put an online "shopping cart" onto a webpage.
• T-Shirts and bumper stickers are an awesome one-two AMP punch of (a) bringing in money, and (b) advertising the show

So... what's the holdup, man?