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(11,358 posts)ornotna
(11,457 posts)Got the smug look down pat.
William Seger
(12,377 posts)Last edited Mon Jun 26, 2017, 10:31 AM - Edit history (1)
"Jared E. Neuman" is excellent too -- one of Fredrickson's specialties is making Alfred look like different people.
http://www.madcoversite.com/ugoi-mark_fredrickson.html
MiniMe
(21,880 posts)rurallib
(64,647 posts)Auntie Bush
(17,528 posts)Mme. Defarge
(8,972 posts)Been s fan since I was a kid in the 1950's. It never disappoints.
misanthrope
(9,460 posts)I knew more about what happened in the Nixon administration than any other 10 year old in my class.
BlancheSplanchnik
(20,219 posts)My Dad got his PhD in chemistry at 21 at Brooklyn Polytech. He helped all the guys study. When they'd say, "Hey, Al (Alfred S. Cummin), there's an exam tomorrow!", his catch phrase was, "What, Me Worry?"
Although my Dad's face was very round and he always wore a suit and tie, he didn't *look* like Alfred E. He was dark with a big nose, thick black eyebrows and looked like a wiseguy. Apparently an actual wiseguy thought so one day when he was at a bar waiting for my mother to get out of class in college at NYU.
Bill Gains hated chemistry, he left Brooklyn Poly and got into comics.
Mme. Defarge
(8,972 posts)I'm jealous.
BlancheSplanchnik
(20,219 posts)We had him over to the house a lonnnnng time ago, he autographed his book for me..."Dear Cindy, I'm MAD about your father, I'm MAD about your mother, I'm MAD about you!" In really big big letters.
I don't know what happened to that book, shucks!
Somewhere, I hope it's not disappeared, there's a pic of my Dad with him, and a couple of the cartoonists. I think, maybe writers or something. Wish I had gotten their names. He took me to their offices in NYC, too, when I was looking at colleges. I'd done cartoons for the jr high newspaper. Bill Gaines wasn't there though.
I was such a wreck back then, though, chronic illness, fearful and traumatized, I barely remember. Except it was an old building and I was in awe.
octoberlib
(14,971 posts)trof
(54,274 posts)Just to get this copy.
On edit: I hope the damned thing comes in a plain brown wrapper.
I live in amabalA.
Brother Buzz
(39,824 posts)and I picked up a copy of Mad magazine and a couple of supermarket tabloids for shits and giggles. I discovered Mad magazine hasn't changed their template in forty-fifty years; it's totally the same as back in the day.
Enjoy your subscription, and share it with the other old farts; they will get a kick out of it.
That's great, trof! It's a perfect description of your state.
Last fall, I drove to visit my father near Pensacola and traveled north to south in your state. While everyone I met along the way was pleasant, like Mississippi, the place has a weird feeling that I didn't belong there.
trof
(54,274 posts)VOX
(22,976 posts)Seems they never got fully reconstructed after the "late unpleasantness."
vkkv
(3,384 posts)H2O Man
(78,921 posts)Recommended.
Jim__
(15,167 posts)Samantha
(9,314 posts)That was the first thing I thought when I saw it!
Sam
DesertRat
(27,995 posts)calimary
(89,660 posts)Looks like Jared was born to be Alfred E. Newman!
classykaren
(769 posts)Gothmog
(178,272 posts)customerserviceguy
(25,406 posts)but that image is priceless! I may have to subscribe again.
jaysunb
(11,856 posts)classykaren
(769 posts)Honeycombe8
(37,648 posts)bdamomma
(69,490 posts)isn't that the truth!
orangecrush
(29,852 posts)Me worry?
procon
(15,805 posts)LudwigPastorius
(14,523 posts)Other than that, it's a pretty good illustration.
