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Paul wrote:
>Personally, I don't think you have to be a kid to enjoy the Tick. One
>should never be ahsamed of enjoying "kid's" cartoons anyway. Always
>remember: SPOOOOON!!!!
Paul, as the Tick said, "You're on a first name basis with lucidity,
little friend. I have to call it "mister" lucidity... and that's no
good in a pinch".
Speaking of comics, I took my son into a comic book store and he went
through the dollar boxes and found an old book called "The Ferret".
There were only about seven issues put out. He was a super hero that
looked a bit like Wolverine of the X-men. He had ferret capabilities
such as speed, cunning, etc.. It didn't fly, so it was discontinued.
I bought issue number one. I think Sean has it now. I don't remember
much about it, other than it was quite boring. Lol. Too bad. Hey,
isn't it something that a comic or animation has never been created with
a ferret as a sort of side kick?? I mean we all saw how neat it was in
the Beast Master. And that was a cheesy flick. Imagine what could be
done in animation and with a great story now a days. Sigh.
Wolfy
http://wolfysluv.jacksnet.com
[Posted in FML issue 4923]
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