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| − | The ''Columba Livia Domestica Insurgia'', colloquially known as the "punkass dove" is widely regarded as a mascot of the Federated Anarchist Communes and Workers' Collectives of [[Free Outer Eugenia]]. | + | The ''Columba Livia Domestica Insurgia'', colloquially known as the "punkass dove" is widely regarded as a mascot of the Federated Anarchist Communes and Workers' Collectives of [[Free Outer Eugenia]]. The ''Domestica Insurgia'' is a variation of the common pigeon with a propensity for dropping excrement, small pebbles and burning twigs on the heads of priests, capitalists and bureaucrats. Though they were nearly wiped out in the colonial period, they have made a strong comeback since the revolution. A small village commune in the Big Rock Candy Mountains once attempted to cultivate the ''Domestica Insurgia'' as a food source. The project (and the commune itself) had to be abandoned shortly afterwards. |
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Revision as of 09:16, 20 April 2007
The Columba Livia Domestica Insurgia, colloquially known as the "punkass dove" is widely regarded as a mascot of the Federated Anarchist Communes and Workers' Collectives of Free Outer Eugenia. The Domestica Insurgia is a variation of the common pigeon with a propensity for dropping excrement, small pebbles and burning twigs on the heads of priests, capitalists and bureaucrats. Though they were nearly wiped out in the colonial period, they have made a strong comeback since the revolution. A small village commune in the Big Rock Candy Mountains once attempted to cultivate the Domestica Insurgia as a food source. The project (and the commune itself) had to be abandoned shortly afterwards.
