She wasn’ t famous outside our borders, but she was a Pioneer.
Two former Carlisle United players, one took Carlisle from the Fourth Division (now league two) to the Second Division (Championship) and a League Cup semi-final, the other played three games on loan from Darlington during one of our darkest seasons.
That is a loss to the world, not just her loved ones.
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
(no bbs, can’t write fucking complete sentences right now)
Yes, just read it. Link to her article itself:
I saw that this week’s Le Show had a tribute to Paul Krassner, and I thought “oh no…”
First I’d heard about it.
Krassner went to work for Mad Magazine before founding the satirical counterculture magazine The Realist in 1958.
I remember reading in Re/Search: Pranks that he’d written a specific strip that I read when I was 11 (it was in a Super Special and would’ve already been relatively old by then). When I went back to look it up, there was either no author credit, or it was an obvious pseudonym.
Damn it, now I’ve got to sift through the archives… [sifting sound]
OK, so it was MAD #35, which was in 1957 (not 1955). There is indeed no writer’s credit but art is credited to Wally Wood. (Same with 1 or 2 issues before, with the spoof of Nancy so I suspect that was Krassner as well)
Anyway here is a sample from the gag I’d remembered, “If Comic Strip Characters Answered Those Little Ads”:
He continued to publish it periodically into the 1980s.
It was at least into the early 90s. I bought a couple.
Jose Luis Brown, 1986 World Cup winner.
He scored his only international goal about a minute into the video
I loved that movie when it came out. The animation was great, especially.
But it’s because of that movie that I thought Bob Hoskins was American for years… that and Mermaids.
The idea that someone sitting within feet of the Supreme Court is collecting porn for a Govie living is funny.
“Clarence, where have you been? We’ve been waiting!..”
“I was next door a the Lib of Congress. Ummm … researching.”
Amassing that much pornography must give one little (if any) time to ‘experience’ that much pornography.
(Is that why he’s showing us his hands in the photo?)
Well, in the space of a couple of paragraphs, the obit varies between
For Mr. Whittington, his collection was neither a hobby nor a shameful indulgence stored at the back of a closet. It was a serious academic undertaking; his interest was curatorial, not prurient.
…and…
“I really enjoy this stuff,” he told the Washington City Paper in 1997. “I’m not like some guy who says, ‘I only read Playboy for the articles.’ I mean, I really do take a hands-on approach.” [emphasis added]