Staying on a NatLam thread, I somehow conned my mom to let me subscribe
when I was 11 (this was about 1980-1 ish). God bless the Photo Funnies
section. I ended up subscribing until they stopping publishing. Through
the back issues dept, comic book stores, and garage sales, I've been
able to pick up each issue.

As good as The Onion was (I say this as I'm not sure there's been an
editorial change or not, but when they moved to the new layout about 6
months ago, I don't find it to be nearly as funny as before), National
Lampoon is in a league of it's own. The original stories by John Hughes
were brilliant.

-----Original Message-----
From: audities-owner@smoe.org [mailto:audities-owner@smoe.org] On Behalf
Of Marty Rudnick
Sent: Thursday, May 17, 2007 1:30 PM
To: audities@smoe.org
Subject: Re: IKE

Michael, Michael, Michael....we should have hung out in the 70's... 

Outside of the yearbook, that was my favorite issue of Natlamp...I still

have my copy.

Ever listen to the Radio Hour?

Marty



Michael Coxe wrote:

> Holmes Online wrote:
>
>> Offensive would be saying something like  "If we don't get $5000 by 
>> July we won't be able to record anymore and it will be YOUR FAULT!"
>
>
> If You Don't Finance This CD, We'll Kill This Dog!
>
>   http://wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Natlamp73.jpg
>
> - Michael O'Donoghue
>
> NP: Deteriorata
>
>
>




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