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- Scott Nickel
- By day, I work as a writer/editor at Paws, Inc., Jim Davis' creative studio in Indiana. By night, I write and draw. Burning the midnight oil, I've created the comic strip EEK! (syndicated online by Uclick), hundreds of humorous greeting cards for companies like American Greetings, fiction and non-fiction for BOYS' LIFE, several award-winning children's books, and cartoons for MAD, MAD Australia, MAD Germany, WALL STREET JOURNAL, BOYS' LIFE, MEDICAL ECONOMICS, PHYSICIAN'S WEEKLY, THE SUN, WOMAN'S WORLD, NICKELODEON, READER'S DIGEST and PLAYBOY. I think I need a nap.
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4 comments:
What's the rest of the limerick? Is it filhy? It's driving me crazy.
Good question, Richard...
I didn't think about it at the time, but after your comment I came up with this, which, while not dirty, is fairly historically accurate:
There once was a young king named Tut
Whose vizier was a bit of a nut
When the king lost his life
The vizier took his wife
And into his tomb Tut was shut
Or there's this dirty version:
There once was a young king named Tut
Whose endowment none could rebut
When he climbed into bed
His wife pointed and said
Is that thing a third leg, or what?
Anyone else want to try their hand at the lost limerick?
Hahaha! Those're great! The beginning bit's been running through my head all day and I couldn't come up with the rest.
The dirty version's brilliant. I wouldn't even try to top it.
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