Howard jerked with a start at having his attention pulled so abruptly from the engaging children’s diversion. He had been watching the cartoon closely and realized that the humorous material was meant for adults as well as children. There were references to people and places he dimly remembered from his history classes in college as well as figures from old movies he had watched as a child. Evidently the writers had been creating their work as part of the war effort during World War II. He had been surprised when he realized that the script had been written on at least two levels, perhaps three. At the bottom-most level there were the sight gags for children and lesser mentalities. On the next level up, the jokes had been written for the troops of the time.
Who Wears the Pants Scene 71
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Be My Be My Be My Little AB Scene 18
Darker patches of hair poked out from under his thin arms and a small thatch covered his pubic area....
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Life and Death Choices Made Casually Scene 101
Deborah looked around for a clock. She wondered what time it was. The clock radio on her nightstand read...
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A Girl’s Wet Skiing Adventure Scene 51
Mama’s words make you blush furiously. That was pretty close to how you felt, though there had been a...
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Stories we Tell Scene 74
The nightmarish discovery was made still early in the morning. Despite Jordan’s fearful bellows to her Mom, the younger...
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The Worst Summer in My Life Scene 37
After a few weeks of being Mom and Dads baby again I can honestly say that if I am...
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Auntie’s Petticoating Rules Scene 40
“These are hand-wash only.” he said as he unfolded one of them to reveal a horrific unicorn design on...
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Growing up a Sissy Scene 10
The following weekend, they go to visit Peter’s granny. Peter was fine with this until his mother tells him...
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The Milk Run Scene 19
Rachel shyly waved to the delighted trooper, “she sure is a doll.” Rachel was very relieved when Margaret closed...