From pocket-lint.co.uk
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Google's latest doodle has set the famous Google logo into a scene from the the Addams family to celebrate the birth of Charles Addams, the creator of the comics, on 7 January 1912.
Charles Addams, who died in 1988, was the American cartoonist known for his particularly black humor and macabre characters. He also just so happens to be creator of the popular TV show the Addams family...
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Like Doodle Jump? You’ll love You Jump! even more, as it’s pretty much the personalized version of the popular game. How is it personalized, you ask? Simply put – it allows you play with yourself – or someone else if you fancy so. Before starting to play, you can choose a photo from the library or take a couple of the new shots and attach them to the two funny characters that will further appear in the game. The face that is to be attached can...
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From intomobile.com
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Before Gomez and Morticia snapped their fingers, before Thing fetched the mail, before anyone was “altogether ooky,” Charles “Chas” Addams created the Addams Family and other strange characters in his many cartoons. Over a nearly 60-year career, Addams drew more than 1,300 cartoons, most (if not all) with great creativity and a sense of humor [...]
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From blog.wired.com
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Those of you familiar with the ’60s comedy TV series The Addams Family will recognize the eccentric cast of spooky characters Google depicts in today’s Google Doodle, commemorating what would have been the 100th birthday of The Addams Family ...
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From api.bing.com
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Charles Addams, Google Doodle honoree, signed his cartoons "Chas" Addams, but as a child he was known as "Chilly." That nickname was an indicator of who he would become -- a man who could tickle your funny bone with a hangman's noose.
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Since I post on a humor blog---Blog-Blond--and read lots of other humor blogs as well as watch comedy and humor videos, I might as well start a zine too. I already have a Squidoo lens called FunnyBlogs, and I'm always on the look-out for blogs and humor sites that hit my funny bone.
