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Nancy by Olivia Jaimes for October 15, 2013
Transcript:
Nancy: What a WEIRD, dark HOUSE! It's al-ways been SPOOKY! Somebody finally bought it! There's someone for every place, I suppose! Yellow sign reads: JOHN STANLEY REALTY SOLD White signs read: BE WARE OF LOW FLYING YO-YOS! Yellow creatures: We made SIGNS! We warned her!
wiselad over 11 years ago
yep yep, the yoyos came back
overtherainbow over 11 years ago
Return of the yoyos!
seismic-2 Premium Member over 11 years ago
If Oona is here, can the yo-yos be far behind? And now that it’s almost time for Aunt Fritzi to buy the Trick-or-Treat candy to give out, how about stocking up on lollipops?
davidf42 over 11 years ago
Oona I barely remember. The Yoyos haven’t come back to me yet.
Skywatcher68 over 11 years ago
http://stanleystories.blogspot.com/2008/09/meet-oona-goosepimple-from-nancy-162.html
John W Kennedy Premium Member over 11 years ago
Hmmm…. These don’t look at all like the Yoyos from “Oona Goosepimple’s Party” (1960). Copyright issues?
jmcx4 over 11 years ago
Yoyos, eh? Looks like I got some competition.
davidf42 over 11 years ago
Here is information about Oona Goosepimple.
jppjr over 11 years ago
I vaguely remember Oona from waaay back when; the name is familiar however.
kaylawil over 11 years ago
Thank you david42 for posting that link.
katina.cooper over 11 years ago
About 30 years before I was born. No wonder I don’t remember them.
gcarlson over 11 years ago
Or vice versa – The 1964 show was based on characters Chas. Addams had been drawing for the New Yorker long before. Mention of the 8-inch uncles brought to mind tiny people as another Addams’ recurring themes, like musicians climbing out of a Muzak box at the end of the work day, or the wife asking her husband, “What’s so strange about seeing a cardinal in the bird feeder?” as he looks out at a tiny man in a long cassock and a distinctive hat.
John W Kennedy Premium Member over 11 years ago
Not the prototype for Wednesday, who has been around in the “New Yorker” since 1938.