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I can remember in one of the many comics I used to read there was one character whose face was drawn very large and split up into compartments. Each compatment had tiny people who would perform all the functions such as the eyes had two telescopes and two little folk peering through and would pass on information such as telling the stomach part that they had seen food and to expect some work to do. All food would be moved by using shovells..... It's about now you may be thinking :
(1) Hello!, nut case alert. (2) The answer is........ |
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I can remember in one of the many comics I used to read there was one character whose face was drawn very large and split up into compartments. Each compatment had tiny people who would perform all the functions such as the eyes had two telescopes and two little folk peering through and would pass on information such as telling the stomach part that they had seen food and to expect some work to do. All food would be moved by using shovells..... It's about now you may be thinking :
(1) Hello!, nut case alert. (2) The answer is........ There was also a rather more stomach turning full body version called The Nervs. |
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Sounds like that god awful Eddie Murphy movie...
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It's The Numskulls (no B!) from The Beezer, and nowadays in The Beano.
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Thanks for that!
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That was The Numbskulls.
There was also a rather more stomach turning full body version called The Nervs. |
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I preferred The Nervs. One of the great Ken Reid's best!
And as for what they did to his teeth . . .
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