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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Nov 2004.
Re: Art Nerd Boy Farts

Re: Art Nerd Boy Farts

Sharky <sha...@hellsgates.cor> wrote in message news:<j7t...@4ax.com>...

> Was there ever any Nerd Boys that featured Art Farts?

First of all I'm a big fan of both.

But I think of nerd-boy as a kind of family comic.  Not that there's
probably that many very young people reading.  Or not that I think it
matters anyway, because the whole concept of sheltering children from
"adult" media in the hopes that somehow this will make them turn into
good people later in life is a crock of shit anyway, BUT, my personal
opinions on the matter aside, the farts fall into this category of
"adult" entertainment and would be deemed inappropriate for children
who may come across the otherwise, fairly wholesome nerdboy.

Though I'm sure that Joaquim, in his infinite cleverness, if pressed,
could find a way to work something in while keeping to the original
spirit of nerdboy.

(Talking about nerdboy in excess is the next best thing to reading it.
 Come back!)

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From: dko...@yahoo.com (David Kotschessa)
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Subject: Re: Art Nerd Boy Farts
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