My son turns 16 tomorrow. I bought him a 2 year subscription to Mad Magazine. The protective cynicism of the next generation is ensured. WOOOOOOOOOO - HOOOOOOOOO!
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My son turns 16 tomorrow. I bought him a 2 year subscription to Mad Magazine. The protective cynicism of the next generation is ensured. WOOOOOOOOOO - HOOOOOOOOO!
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WTF? No one picked up on this? Clearly our culture IS in decline! [img]graemlins/hmmm.gif[/img]
Lan-
there was a time in the 80s when Mad more or less was the scripture as far as I was concerned.
But when Bill Gaines died, I began to worry. At first everything seemed ok.
But then, the inevitable happened- they sold out (when they went to color and started advertising).
I understand the economic realities. But a magazine that made its mark by relentlessly fighting the advertising industry....well, it was blasphemy as far as I was concerned and I haven't gone back since.
FWIW, I still have all my old ones and occasionally break them out.
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">That is a cool b-day gift. I would have loved to have gotten that when I turned 16.Quote:
Originally posted by LanDroid:
My son turns 16 tomorrow. I bought him a 2 year subscription to Mad Magazine. The protective cynicism of the next generation is ensured. WOOOOOOOOOO - HOOOOOOOOO!
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