Howard jerked with a start at having his attention pulled so abruptly from the engaging children’s diversion. He had been watching the cartoon closely and realized that the humorous material was meant for adults as well as children. There were references to people and places he dimly remembered from his history classes in college as well as figures from old movies he had watched as a child. Evidently the writers had been creating their work as part of the war effort during World War II. He had been surprised when he realized that the script had been written on at least two levels, perhaps three. At the bottom-most level there were the sight gags for children and lesser mentalities. On the next level up, the jokes had been written for the troops of the time.
Who Wears the Pants Scene 71
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Easter Flowers Scene 64
She could still feel Crisanta watching her from across the table, taking her dainty little bites like some sort...
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Anna’s AB Charges Scene 16
Daniel was now dressed in a T-shirt and romper. “Come on time for breakfast.” Anna lead as Daniel crawled...
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My Diapered Life Begins Again Scene 15
Now that I had my birthday a few weeks ago I was a real big boy almost a teenager...
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Ellen’s Visitor Scene 27
Mayra squeezed the bottle with all her might as a shower of powder rained down over James’s diaper area...
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Diaper Dimension Scene 196
Janet turned her head towards me. “I just finalized my divorce.” Her tone was that of the numb widow...
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Little Bed Wetting Ben Scene 94
“I noticed the bulge then, and, well, I wondered if you were wearing a nappy. I kept thinking about...
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Littles Manor Scene 6
They were walking slowly when Diane stopped; she got a strange feeling as if a kind of energy...
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Summer Nurse Scene 36
Doc Tom said, “Let me grab you a chair from the hall.” “That’s okay,” I said and I hopped...