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Ken Potts. One of the final two survivors of the USS Arizona. When asked if he wanted his ashes interred on the memorial, he declined, reportedly saying “I escaped once from that ship. I’m not going back.”
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Originally posted by Kepler View PostMy daughter's cat. I hope whichever Republican ran it over and didn't stop skids through an intersection on its intestines and dies in a fireball.
Slowly.
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My daughter's cat. I hope whichever Republican ran it over and didn't stop skids through an intersection on its intestines and dies in a fireball.
Slowly.
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When mookie was 10-11-13-13 yo he bought him all the mad and cracked all he could get. Had grandma drive him to the newsstand and bought em up :-)
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Originally posted by WeAreNDHockey View Post
Wasn't he the MAD artist who drew the perfect little dog turds? And when someone complained about it being gross they were instead described as little sausages and he would sort of link them together? I'm thinking that was Al Jaffee.
God what they would do with internet culture now.
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Originally posted by Kepler View Post
This guy is one of my heroes.
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Originally posted by St. Clown View PostSeriously, the man had to be some level of spatial/visual genius to work through art like that. I can barely draw a smiley face let alone create a single piece of art that can then hold another image within it. And then reproduce that effect monthly for however many years.
I’m curious now when such a concept was first invented.
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Originally posted by rufus View PostMad magazine's Al Jaffee. He created the back cover fold-in that the magazine was famous for. Was 102 years old, only retired three years ago.
I’m curious now when such a concept was first invented.
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