In Cindy Hamilton writes:

Brings to mind this classic, it does, and a tear to the eye,
from Mad Magazine, 1970

[snip]

Let us take a very quick look at that childhood: It is a known fact
that, on a number of occasions, he emulated older boys at a certain
playground. It is also known that his parents not only permitted
him to masticate excessively in their presence, but even urged him
to do so. Most explicable of all, this man who poses as a paragon of
virtue exacerbated his own sister while they were both teenagers !
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rest:
http://gis.washington.edu/phurvitz/o...mearSpeech.htm

I remember reading that issue of Mad magazine. A tear, indeed.

Damn, we're old...
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