Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart
- October 24, 2009
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The pair began paving the path to the Kingdom of Id in 1950, when Parker, a staff artist for the Binghamton Press in upstate New York, was asked to judge a high school art contest. Among the entrants was a teenager by the name of Johnny Hart, whose work so impressed Parker that he arranged a meeting.
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Yukoner said, 29 days ago
Yeh, you freeze it first.
EarlWash said, 29 days ago
Not that much bronze in all the kingdoms.
FlyGuyP38 said, 29 days ago
Encrusting it with diamonds would probably work better.
sjoujke said, 29 days ago
Why bother bronzing it, or encrusting it with diamonds? It’s the thought that counts!
Jo Jo said, 29 days ago
Ha ha, I gave at the office.
vlechtja said, 29 days ago
Better than bronzing steam it.
BC13
said,
29 days ago
Yup, given what the Fink has given his subjects,, I think steamed manure would make a much better statement.
Susan001 said, 29 days ago
When my first landlord retired, a fellow tenant suggested getting up a collection for him.
I replied, “How do you deposit spittle?”
CliffG.I.Woes said, 29 days ago
Could we send it to Washington D.C.?
SQUIDBREAKER said, 28 days ago
How about giving him a bottle of Anacin as a remembrance of all the headaches he’s caused?
A.
EarlWash said, 28 days ago
And don’t forget the suppositories.
Joe Allen Doty said, 28 days ago
The pint-sized King of Id has given his subjects absolutely nothing and has overtaxed them as it is.
She might literally mean that the only thing that the king has given the citizens of Id is actually manure.
Some people do give a gift to a person similar to the gift he has given them.
SQUIDBREAKER said, 28 days ago
If the king gives you manure, your heart should finally be surrounded with good soil for the right seed.
In adversity doth deep roots grow.
Dora Dingle said, 28 days ago
Trust me, he has tons of it!
grazer said, 28 days ago
The King outlawed the bronzing of manure ‘cause it causes bigger welts when he gets hit with it.
boldyuma said, 28 days ago
Yes…you can bronze manure….but….
you can’t polish a turd…..
joefish625 said, 28 days ago
first off, you place said manure into a paper bag, set paper bag ablaze, ring doorbell, run away…
cholldekkgher stenst... said, 28 days ago
If bronzing is no longer allowed, grazer, then
we will have to gold plate it
And a gold plated turd
would have both ends
squared off instead of tapered
OldHipster said, 28 days ago
ALL he has given them??? All he has given them is a big pile of beans, which, when converted, will become a big pile of steaming manure.
The FINK is STILL a FINK!
Ya heard me?