Rules title

[Stewart 46A]

Can't be a good beer, they named a virus after it.

Stewart

[sjwalker51]

Think I'd go for "Viva Zapata!" - immediately recognisable to anyone with even a passing interest in the MexRev

[Colonel Kilgore]

Why name them after a beer, no mater how good that beer may be???

I think it could be about understanding your core audience? 

Simon

[alang]

Not relevant but I keep thinking of a silly song that was in a cartoon my youngest sister used to watch many years ago.  Cannot recall all the lyrics but the chorus refrain was " And the Mexicans Dance on their Hats!".  Alan

[John Watson]

Also check out Tom Lehrer's "In Old Mexico" - very funny.
John

[Mike6t3]

Not relevant but I keep thinking of a silly song that was in a cartoon my youngest sister used to watch many years ago.  Cannot recall all the lyrics but the chorus refrain was " And the Mexicans Dance on their Hats!".  Alan

Maybe "The Mexican Hat Dance" by Allan Sherman. You can find it on you tube.

Oh Americans dance on a dance floor
And the Spaniards, they dance on a table
And the Russians, they dance on a saber
But the Mexicans dance on their hats

Enjoy 😁

Mike

[martin goddard]

Battles for Mexico.  BFM, Shame the acronym cannot be BIFFO.
Suggestions with which to make up BIFFO?


martin

[Smoking gun]

I can't manage BIFFO, all I have managed to come up with is the very juvenile Battles Under Mexican Skies. Sorry.

Best wishes,
Martin Buck

[martin goddard]

Think that is not RFCM Martin.

[pbeccas (Paul)]

The Mex civil war is known as the Years of Noose and Knife.  YNK

[Panzer21]

Brave If Facing Federales Only

Battles In Fever Fields Oaxaca

Bullets, Indians, Federales, Furious Operations

Bravos, Indians, Fighting For Overthrow

Battling Intensely For Federale Overthrow

Bravos, Indians, Federales, Finally Obregon

[martin goddard]

Neil
Those are good


martin

[Leslie BT]

Neil's title will fill the cover.

[Panzer21]

How about something really simple "Revolucion!"

Neil

[Colonel Kilgore]

Nah - that would be too... ... revolutionary

Simon