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Mr. Ed: Dead: And Other Obituaries of the Most Famous People Who Never Lived

paperbackJanuary 1, 2010
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ISBN-13: 0760789227813 ISBN-10: 1402237448
Publisher
Sourcebooks, Inc.
Binding
paperback
Published
January 1, 2010
Weight
0.7 lbs
Dimensions
21.00×1.30×15.90 cm

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Mr. Ed: Dead: And Other Obituaries of the Most Famous People Who Never Lived by Nelson, Barry. paperback edition. ISBN: 0760789227813.

"We Regret To Announce The Following Passings:" Flying Nun Violates DC Airspace, Shot Down Betty Crocker Dead at 88; Rich But No Longer Moist Little Engine Could; Brakes Could Not Mr. Ripley, talented at social climbing; not so talented at mountain climbing Twinkling Little Star Explodes in Supernova; Scientists No Longer Wonder What It Is Inigo Montoya, 50, unprepared to die Intestinal Blockage Claims Life of Dagwood Bumstead, 51 A Bottle of Red, A Bottle of White & A Sad Tragedy on Long Island And Unfortunately, More Announcements To Be Found When You Kindly Turn To The Inside Pages. Every day, the obituaries are the first section millions of newspaper readers turn to, especially eager for the tributes to the rich, famous, powerful?and dead. The problem is, you never hear what happened to some of our favorite (and not so favorite) fictional pop culture icons. Mr. Ed: Dead gives everyone from Barney the Dinosaur to Betty Crocker, the AFLAC Duck, Wilbur the Pig, Little Orphan Annie, Cinderella, the Pillsbury Doughboy, and dozens of others the one thing theyve never had; a proper send-off. Did Dick and Jane mature to productive adulthood, or succumb to the mire of adolescent angst? Does the ever lovable Barney escape the prospect of extinction? Where is Waldo? (Really. We should have heard from him by now).