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At 12/21/07 02:36 PM, lapis wrote:

At 12/21/07 02:33 PM, public-enemy1 wrote: Alessandra Mussolini, Mussolini's granddaughter? All I could go with was the "signora" hint.

Bingo.

I didn't include any information because I wasn't sure, but she was in playboy.

This is going back about 60+ years, but shouldn't be that hard.

At 12/21/07 02:44 PM, public-enemy1 wrote:

At 12/21/07 02:36 PM, lapis wrote:

At 12/21/07 02:33 PM, public-enemy1 wrote: Alessandra Mussolini, Mussolini's granddaughter? All I could go with was the "signora" hint.

That's some fascist booty I'd definitely tap.

This is going back about 60+ years, but shouldn't be that hard.

The only guy hardcore enough to drink a bottle-full of gasoline fuel and crown it up with a petrol-soaked rag: Vywkhswhatsisname Molotov.

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At 12/21/07 04:13 PM, Empanado wrote: NEXT

Very good, it was too easy.

That is Daniel Ortega, President of Nicaragua.

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Here's a hard one:

At 12/21/07 05:56 PM, Al6200 wrote: Here's a hard one:

Thats Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giáp, famous for the Tet Offensive and the Easter Offensive.

I will refer back to my previous picture for the next one.

At 12/21/07 05:56 PM, Al6200 wrote: Here's a hard one:

That looks an awful lot like Isoroku Yamamoto...

At 12/21/07 06:08 PM, Christopherr wrote:

At 12/21/07 05:56 PM, Al6200 wrote: Here's a hard one:

That looks an awful lot like Isoroku Yamamoto...

Ha! You, good sir, have made an erroneous assumption.
That's Francois "Papa Doc" Duvalier, known as the "Voodoo Dictator" by some. He may have been a tyrant, but you can't deny that being a voodoo dictator must have been incredibly awesome.

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This one's rther tricky since all of these guys tended to look the same back in the day. Hint: Not too far away at all from the previous fellow.

At 12/21/07 06:32 PM, Empanado wrote: This one's rther tricky since all of these guys tended to look the same back in the day. Hint: Not too far away at all from the previous fellow.

Damn, that is hard, all I can go with is the hint, and say Rafael Trujillo, the former dictator of the Dominican Republic, his family held power for 30 some years in the middle 1900's. I wont post a picture, should I be wrong.

Yes, taht is Trujillo I'm sure of it.
I'll give you a hint: MIne's easy if you know a little bit about either Mexico or Texas.

At 12/21/07 06:59 PM, Big-Bob-tdl wrote: Yes, taht is Trujillo I'm sure of it.
I'll give you a hint: MIne's easy if you know a little bit about either Mexico or Texas.

Simon Bolivar, the "George Washington" of South America, he led several independence movements in SA.

I'm gonna take it back to America, this man was assassinated around the time of FDR.

At 12/21/07 06:59 PM, Big-Bob-tdl wrote: I'll give you a hint: MIne's easy if you know a little bit about either Mexico or Texas.

That's pretty hard coz it's a painting... or just coz I don't know much about politicians. I thought I could play a part in this by posting an easy one. -_-

At 12/21/07 06:59 PM, Big-Bob-tdl wrote: Yes, taht is Trujillo I'm sure of it.
I'll give you a hint: MIne's easy if you know a little bit about either Mexico or Texas.

I was going to say Napoleon III. Wow, I suck at this.

Mine was Zhou Enlai, a member of the communist party who essentially "designed" the transformation that occurred in China during the 1980s. His role in Chinese history is subtle, but enormously important.

Actually Public-enemy1, mine was Mexican General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the General who was El Presidente of Mexico during the siege of San Antonio, the Texans' Declaration of Independance, and, of course, the famous "Remember the Alamo!" Santa Anna was the President of Mexico and was leading the Mexican troops during the Siege, Battle, and Fall of The Alamo, and trust me, it's all correct,
(I live in San Antonio)

At 12/21/07 09:54 PM, Big-Bob-tdl wrote: Actually Public-enemy1, mine was Mexican General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, the General who was El Presidente of Mexico during the siege of San Antonio, the Texans' Declaration of Independance, and, of course, the famous "Remember the Alamo!"

So obvious now...damn it.

At 12/21/07 07:10 PM, ShortMonkey wrote:

At 12/21/07 06:59 PM, Big-Bob-tdl wrote: I'll give you a hint: MIne's easy if you know a little bit about either Mexico or Texas.

That's pretty hard coz it's a painting... or just coz I don't know much about politicians. I thought I could play a part in this by posting an easy one. -_-

Uhhhhhhhhhhh............I actually have no clue. Sorry.

Who's this dude:

Holy damn, I fail at my own thread.

At 12/21/07 07:07 PM, public-enemy1 wrote: I'm gonna take it back to America, this man was assassinated around the time of FDR.

Huey Long. I guess that he's sort of related to Trujillo and Papa Doc because he was a bit authoritarian and he was from an area near the Caribbean. I feel a bit dirty about having to look his name up on the Internet but, then again, I have a handicap considering that I'm not from the States so I'll claim the right to post the next picture anyway.

Now we're talking.

That's Benjamin Netanyahu.

Anyway...

Tricky one here...

At 12/22/07 07:43 AM, emmytee wrote: Tricky one here...

For fuck sake did you not read the rules?

Don't post a picture unless you guess the previous one right.

Brezjnev! Or something like that. And the person in emmytee's picutre is obviously Anna Nicole Smith.

This guy's hat is probably more recognisable than his face:

At 12/22/07 07:57 AM, lapis wrote: Brezjnev! Or something like that.

Brezhnev, yes.

This guy's hat is probably more recognisable than his face:

I recognize neither.

Damn it.

WOw well this sucks. the only faces I recognized were former canadian pm, former japanese pm and karl marx who i initially thought was charles darwin. i remembered the face of al zawahiri though from a documentary but i couldn't name him. i hate you guys.

I'm pretty sure that's a Karakul (a hat worn by muslim men) but I could be wrong. I thought it could be Mohammed Ali Jinnah, but now I'm not sure. Damn my indecision...

I take that back

That's Morarji Desai right?

You got a picture when he was younger.

At 12/22/07 08:16 AM, ASKDodge wrote: I'm pretty sure that's a Karakul (a hat worn by muslim men) but I could be wrong. I thought it could be Mohammed Ali Jinnah, but now I'm not sure. Damn my indecision...

Heh, I'm fairly sure he was a Hindu.

At 12/22/07 08:17 AM, cellardoor6 wrote: That's Morarji Desai right?

No, but you're very, very close.

Jawaharlal Nehru?

At 12/22/07 08:20 AM, lapis wrote:

At 12/22/07 08:17 AM, cellardoor6 wrote: That's Morarji Desai right?

No, but you're very, very close.

Oh ahaha... that's Jawaharlal Nehru.

He was the first PM of India after they gained independence.