How about your favorite Don Martin cartoon?
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Digital Larry
Friend of Leo's
National Gorilla Suit Day.
suave eddie
Friend of Leo's
I hadn't thought of that for close to 60 years.
I hope I don't wish you'd have never told me that. . .must not start. . . .
OMG! Mom use to buy Mad Magazine from a used book store in the 60s. If I had the ones that collected dust under my bed, I could by a nice CS geetar! MindAd
Torz Johnson
Friend of Leo's
Another vote for National Gorilla suit day.
I couldn't find the one with the haircut machine that sharpens a guy's head like a pencil... but I always got a good laugh out of this one:
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I couldn't find the one with the haircut machine that sharpens a guy's head like a pencil... but I always got a good laugh out of this one:
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I'm not good at finding or retweeting these, but I remember the one about the guy with the greased pompadour who went to the barber for a buzz cut. . . .
Mechanic
Friend of Leo's
Look at my avatar.
Don Martin was the architect of the Vans slip-on.
Don Martin was the architect of the Vans slip-on.
Mr. St. Paul
Tele-Afflicted
Always got a kick out of Fester Bestertester and Karbunkle.
suave eddie
Friend of Leo's
I can't find it online but there was one at a butcher counter and the worker sculpting faces out of the ground beef on display.
suave eddie
Friend of Leo's
In the '60s not only did I have a subscription to Mad Magazine, but I had these two paperbacks.
suave eddie
Friend of Leo's
Oh man, Fester Bestertester and Karbunkle--Do you remember "The Hardest Head in The World"?
Fester had an ingrown toenail and every increasingly larger object would bounce off of Karbunkle's head and land on his toe.
richiek65
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I've always smiled each time I've seen your avatar!
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