[Pepper's_Paw]

My favorite memory of Capp's strip was the one about General Bullmoose and his motor car company. The Japaneese brought out an auto named the No Moto Car. For power it used a strap around the chest of the driver and the breaths taken by the driver propelled the car.

General Bullmoose was being driven out of business until he came up with the idea of filling the streets with beautiful women wearing mini skirts and the male drivers of the No Moto car saw these women and breathed so fast that all the No Moto cars ran wild and wrecked.

[PJ-Comix]

The history of America from the 1930s to the 1970s could be told through a proper presentation of the Al Capp cartoon strips. I really hope the History Channel produces such a program. I really like a lot of what the History Channel does. It's my FAVORITE channel for documentaries.

[Illbay]

"What's good for General Bullmoose
Is good for the U.S.A!"

(From the Broadway show "Li'l Abner").