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The [[MFS]] Silly Stories fit into several classifications of [[fan humor]]. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the [[First Transition]], when the [[MFS]] had virtually no contact with [[fandom]]; but when read at meetings they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as [[fout]], [[nank]], and [[Twonk's disease]]. In 1948 when the club again became active and were visited by [[fans]] from Outside they found these tales still effective and confidently predicted a nationwide Era of the Silly Story, for confirmation of which you need but glance at your newspaper. | The [[MFS]] Silly Stories fit into several classifications of [[fan humor]]. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the [[First Transition]], when the [[MFS]] had virtually no contact with [[fandom]]; but when read at meetings they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as [[fout]], [[nank]], and [[Twonk's disease]]. In 1948 when the club again became active and were visited by [[fans]] from Outside they found these tales still effective and confidently predicted a nationwide Era of the Silly Story, for confirmation of which you need but glance at your newspaper. | ||
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The [[MFS]] silly stories fit into several classifications of [[fan humor]]. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the [[First Transition]], when the [[MFS]] had virtually no contact with [[fandom]]; but when read at meetings, they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as [[fout]], [[nank]], and [[Twonk's disease]]. | The [[MFS]] silly stories fit into several classifications of [[fan humor]]. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the [[First Transition]], when the [[MFS]] had virtually no contact with [[fandom]]; but when read at meetings, they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as [[fout]], [[nank]], and [[Twonk's disease]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:44, 7 October 2023
(Are you looking for the Burnett Toskey SAPSzine?)
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| The MFS Silly Stories fit into several classifications of fan humor. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the First Transition, when the MFS had virtually no contact with fandom; but when read at meetings they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as fout, nank, and Twonk's disease. In 1948 when the club again became active and were visited by fans from Outside they found these tales still effective and confidently predicted a nationwide Era of the Silly Story, for confirmation of which you need but glance at your newspaper. |
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| The MFS silly stories fit into several classifications of fan humor. They are said to have been composed back in the days of the First Transition, when the MFS had virtually no contact with fandom; but when read at meetings, they set the morons rolling on the floor with laughter. They are the source of such exciting words as fout, nank, and Twonk's disease. |
See also: Chorp Dimension.
| Fanhistory | 1930s— |
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