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| - | When Lil' AA creator [[Jonathan Trenchwheat]] created Jingo in August of 1974, the character was originally a woman. Concieved as a kind of "cutey-pie Red Lady of Babylon", Trenchwheat hurriedly transformed the character into dwarf in the very next Sunday strip. Though the change was inexplicable, not a single reader complained and the Red Lady was never heard from again. Even reprints of the single panel of Jingo's introduction have been excised, replaced with a rather crudely scrotted illustration of a pigeon. | + | When Lil' AA creator [[Jonathan Trenchwheat]] created Jingo in August of 1964, the character was originally a woman. Concieved as a kind of "cutey-pie Red Lady of Babylon", Trenchwheat hurriedly transformed the character into dwarf in the very next Sunday strip. Though the change was inexplicable, not a single reader complained and the Red Lady was never heard from again. Even reprints of the single panel of Jingo's introduction have been excised, replaced with a rather crudely scrotted illustration of a pigeon. |
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jingo (n.) 1. The cant of Poobs. 2. A popular Lil' AA character. 3.) A person who encourages war and militancy, of a particular nationalist slant, an asshole.
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When Lil' AA creator Jonathan Trenchwheat created Jingo in August of 1964, the character was originally a woman. Concieved as a kind of "cutey-pie Red Lady of Babylon", Trenchwheat hurriedly transformed the character into dwarf in the very next Sunday strip. Though the change was inexplicable, not a single reader complained and the Red Lady was never heard from again. Even reprints of the single panel of Jingo's introduction have been excised, replaced with a rather crudely scrotted illustration of a pigeon.
