The WhoDey Revolution

Bengal fans haven't had much to cheer for lately, hell as long as I can remember. They did go to a couple of Super Bowls losing to the 49ers late each time but the years in between have been horrible. Bad draft picks, bad coaches and very bag GM and Bengals fans are tired of it. Instead of simply putting up a FireMikeBrown.com site, that's way old, they have decided to put up billboards. They even have a catchy name for their group: Who Dey Revolution.
From the site:
Remember, Project Mayhem has two goals:
1. Disrupt the natural order of Mike Brown's Bengals2. Reduce Mike Brown's profit
The purpose of these billboards is to bring local and national attention to the underlying cause of the Bengals almost 2 decades worth of historic losing: a lack of football minds making football decisions. WDR is calling on the entire Bengals organization to do whatever is in their power to get Mike Brown to hire a GM.
We are not delusional. We don't think that these billboards alone will cause Mike Brown to change. But unless the Bengals make some big changes, you can expect a lot more losing. So Bengals fans have a few choices: 1) blindly follow the team and just be happy our humble city has an NFL franchise; 2) get so fed up with the Bengals that you either quit following the NFL, become a passive fan or adopt a new team, or 3) join with WhoDeyRevolution and your fellow comrades to demand change.
The locations of the billboard are on West 3rd Street and Clay Bridge Rd. (Downtown), Wooster Pike at Red Bank Road (Fairfax), Beechmont Ave at 8 Mile Road (Anderson Township) and Glenway Ave at Muddy Creek Road (Western Hills).
We will get an actual shot up of the billboards as soon as possible. In the meantime, we really need your support by donating $18 (or more) to our cause using the Paypal link on the left side of the page.
And remember, the first rule of Project Mayhem is to tell EVERYONE about Project Mayhem.




http://www.whodeyrevolution.com/whodeyrevolution/2008/11/hire-a-general-manager-billboard-project-mayhen-task-2.html