Money

[thedarkages]

Money can always be ill spent, or squandered, or misused. If one has enough of it, one fears that it will be lost; if one does not, one fears that it will never come. Come the Guanaco Revolution, money will be a thing of the past. Fourier had the right idea, only he focused on the lemonade and never thought about South America. In Argentina, in the abode of a certain camelid, his ideas live on.

Comments

[mrbalihai.livejournal.com]

I keep reading that as the "Guano Revolution".

[thedarkages]

Both words are from Quechua. "Guano" is from "huanu," dung, while "guanaco"comes from "huanacu," which is eponymous. The etymological relationship between the two terms is not clear, but it may have to do with the guanaco's color.