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[cherry]

They will still be new to some people..I miss having things that you hold in your hands. I still prefer to do that  ,when I read something

What ,me worry?

[RainCityWoman]

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@Vivian wrote:

I LOVED MAD magazine when I was a kid. I’m not surprised to get this news but it still saddens me. The humor was fantastic!

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I too loved that Mag. It was my entry into satire, long long before SNL, The Daily Show, Laugh In, The Smothers Brothers Hour, Poliitically Incorrect, Real Time, etc. etc. I love biting, no holds barred satire that blatantly goes where others would not.

[RainCityWoman]

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@firestorm wrote:

Alfred E. Neuman reminds me of Chris Cuomo or vice versa. Good bye MAD.

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[denisemb]

I LOVED MAD magazine as a kid!

At 66, I still watch old movies/TV shows and recall MAD's parodies.

[Pearlee]

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@denisemb wrote:

I LOVED MAD magazine as a kid!

At 66, I still watch old movies/TV shows and recall MAD's parodies.

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@denisemb   It really was kind of the Sat. Night Live for my generation. (someone posted something similar above).  

[songbird]

I will miss Spy Vs Spy SO MUCH!

[x Hedge]

Guess my vintage stack of Mad magazines (with unfolded back page) just increased in value.

[halfpint1]

It was pretty popular when I worked in my brothers book store.

[AngelPuppy1]

When I was a young teen, I bought MAD magazine faithfully!  I thought it was hysterically funny.  My BFF and I would take turns buying it and would wear the pages out!  Sorry to say that I think this magazine helped shape my kind of warped, and quirky sense of humor!  LOL!  I think it was really an awesome publication and ahead of its time when it first came out.  

[colliemom4]

I didn't know it was still around. I remember this being my cousin's favorite magazine.