Sunday, 1 February 2015

DON'T GET BENT OUT OF SHAPE! HE'S HERE - THE RUBBER MAN...

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Oh, you lucky Criv-ites!  Here's yet another thrilling adventure of The RUBBER MAN from the SMASH! Annual for 1968 to help you recall your long-ago childhoods, when you had all your own teeth, all your own hair, and all your own Smash! Annuals.  And I've still got all three in those categories!  (Okay, I may be short of a few molars, but there's no falsies in my gob!)  Now, while you ponder which one of them you'd still rather have (read the strip first, of course), I'll get on with searching out something entertaining  for the next post.

And if you'd like to leave a comment reminding me what a wonderful Blog CRIVENS! is, then feel entirely free!



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6 comments:

  1. Anonymous1 February 2015 at 13:49

    Kid, I typed in that link you gave concerning the google-eyed goon of Gloucester but the result said there was no such post. I also used the Crivens search box but again no luck :(

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  2. Kid1 February 2015 at 14:11

    I tested it at the time, CJ, and it worked fine - just tested it again and it took me right to the page. Cut and paste the link from the comment into the oblong box at the top of the comments page (include the http://).

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  3. John Pitt1 February 2015 at 14:41

    Or, Col, how I did it, I copied the link to my clipboard, ( as I couldn't remember it, Kidda, - till I saw it again , then it all came back - very much like a monster from Grimley Feendish! ), and later on I pasted the link into Google's search box and it took me straight to it.
    Anyway, Kid, thanks for more Rubby - you know I didn't have the annuals.

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  4. Kid1 February 2015 at 15:24

    And, although it might've changed by the time you read this, there's a pic link in the 'You might also like' feature right under this present post.

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    1. John Pitt1 February 2015 at 20:52

      Aye, it's gone now.About a year or two ago, if you googled " kid robson blog" the second example that came up was always " RICH BEYOND THE DREAMS OF AVARICE...."!!

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  5. Kid1 February 2015 at 21:30

    There you are, CJ. JP's supplied the name of the post in case you haven't tracked it down yet.

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