Natl. Lampoon readers from the 70s. Remember "Trixie Dixie"?

[maveric]

A comic strip portraying Nixon and his staff as Gay, all dressed in costume (Harlequin, Torreador),? Does anyone have a link with that strip in it? I googled but came up empty.

[NNadir]

1. That was a great magazine, even if P.J. O'Rourke was involved.

My mother almost threw me out of the house when I received the "Son-Of-God Comics" edition.

And then there was "Foreigners around the world," probably the text Cheney used for teaching Bush how to conduct foreign policy.

[Bunny]

4. O'Rourke was good then.

He, Tony Hendra, the late great Doug Kenney, Matty Simmons. They were quite a group. It was a great mag, with many memorable covers. Remember Nose to the grindstone? Buy this magazine or I'll shoot this dog? And etc.

I still remember the title of one article on how to succeed in business: Give Good Head and Get Ahead Good.

It was a classic.

[maveric]

5. The "Strange Sex" issue with the wedding cake showing a groom

and I believe it was a sheep.

[argyl]

2. Thought it was Dixie Nixon but I remember;it was a hoot.

Recall Dixie first setting eyes on John Dean and saying enthusiastically, "He's gorgeous!!",or something like that.

[maveric]

3. That may be right. It was over 30 years ago.

I wish that there was a site that has the old NL stories and comics.

Anyone remember the story about the teenage girl who woke up one morning with a PENIS? Her experiences with trying to hide it in gym class and her sudden attraction to her best girlfriend.

I miss the old National Lampoon and its cynical look at the world and the hypocrisies of those times.

[ClintonTyree]

6. I read them..................

remember them? Those were the seventies my friend. I remember very little until after 1977. The early seventies were and remain an extremely nebulous period in my life.

[maveric]

7. So you also had FUN during the early 70's.

So did I, killing a lot of brain cells and listening to a lot of great music.
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