Cartoons and illustrations for Playboy, The Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, Readers Digest(USA), Prospect (UK), Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine, National Lampoon, The Phoenix (Ire), Marian Heath Greeting Cards, and various publications worldwide.
rodmckie-at-lycos.com
Wednesday, April 09, 2008
Product Design
Back soon. Hey Bren, I get the Calcutta thing now.
You wanted us to post here, so I am. Interesting, both posts although the reference to April 1st technically backfires anytime after midday on April 1 I gather...
The second post also has a dark humour to it. The picture you paint (very vividly) sounds quite emotive and the humour may well go over the heads of a fair few.
I have little doubt that you will need a good supply of them after your Burns Night shindigs with that wild Stephanie Piro and Big John, to say nothing of the St Paddy's Day bashes. You're a terrible bad influence Mike Lynch.
Ah Euphrosene, true, technically, but then again I think we ought to move April 1 to April 7, or even April 20, because it's too dificult to fool people on the 1st now. Maybe we could do what the Queen does does with Birthdays and we could have an official All Fools Day on the 1st, and then another unofficial one of a day of our choosing - although confined to April.
You know me too well, sometimes I find it funnier when people don't get it, Euphrosene.
I'll take some. What's the shipping & handling to the States, Rod?
ReplyDeleteYou wanted us to post here, so I am. Interesting, both posts although the reference to April 1st technically backfires anytime after midday on April 1 I gather...
ReplyDeleteThe second post also has a dark humour to it. The picture you paint (very vividly) sounds quite emotive and the humour may well go over the heads of a fair few.
Cheers Euphrosene
I have little doubt that you will need a good supply of them after your Burns Night shindigs with that wild Stephanie Piro and Big John, to say nothing of the St Paddy's Day bashes. You're a terrible bad influence Mike Lynch.
ReplyDeleteAh Euphrosene, true, technically, but then again I think we ought to move April 1 to April 7, or even April 20, because it's too dificult to fool people on the 1st now. Maybe we could do what the Queen does does with Birthdays and we could have an official All Fools Day on the 1st, and then another unofficial one of a day of our choosing - although confined to April.
ReplyDeleteYou know me too well, sometimes I find it funnier when people don't get it, Euphrosene.