The Frandles - Revision history

Mr Grant: Evolution in the Nutts

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Evolution in the Nutts

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The Frandles: non-capping work

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Templated

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 "Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."}}
-The Frandle "family" began making regular appearances on [http://kinetic.seattle.wa.us/etc.html Wiseline Institute NW Presents Mr_Blog's Left Turn] in January 2006. [http://ragebot.com/?s=frandle They debuted] under the Institute's byline at [http://ragebot.com Ragebot] on February 2, 2008.
+The Frandle "family" began making regular appearances on [http://kinetic.seattle.wa.us/etc.html Wiseline Institute NW Presents Mr_Blog's Left Turn] in January 2006. [http://ragebot.com/?s=frandle They debuted] under the Institute's byline at [http://ragebot.com Ragebot] on February 2, 2008. In 2009 [[Mr_Grant]] debuted the politically-tinged characters "M.F. Nutt" and his wife "Shirley A. Nutt" -- residents of "Westmost, North Carolina" -- who now provide much of the Frandles' narrative-filler roll.
 Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name is funny.
 [[Category:Running gags|Frandles, The]]

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 "Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."}}
-Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.
+The Frandle "family" began making regular appearances on [http://kinetic.seattle.wa.us/etc.html Wiseline Institute NW Presents Mr_Blog's Left Turn] in January 2006. [http://ragebot.com/?s=frandle They debuted] under the Institute's byline at [http://ragebot.com Ragebot] on February 2, 2008.
 [[Category:Running gags|Frandles, The]]

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	Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.		Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.
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 "Frandle" is a made-up surname that [[Mr_Grant]] applies to a character in a caption, when that character does not need to be a recognizable public figure. He believes it 'sounds' funny, especially when paired with a polysyllabic or alliterative first name. "Frandle is much funnier than a regular name like Smith or Johnson," Mr_Grant explains, "therefore using Frandle instead is value-added Funny!"
-[[Image:030103-209.jpg|center]]
+{{caption|030103-209.jpg|Mr_Grant|
 "I can't believe it," thought Mary Jo Frandle,<br>
-"Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."</center>
+"Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."}}
 Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.

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 "Frandle" is a made-up surname that [[Mr_Grant]] applies to a character in a caption, when that character does not need to be a recognizable public figure. He believes it 'sounds' funny, especially when paired with a polysyllabic or alliterative first name. "Frandle is much funnier than a regular name like Smith or Johnson," Mr_Grant explains, "therefore using Frandle instead is value-added Funny!"
-[[030103-209.jpg]]
+[[Image:030103-209.jpg|center]]
-Mr_Grant:
+<center>Mr_Grant:
-"I can't believe it," thought Mary Jo Frandle, "Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."
+"I can't believe it," thought Mary Jo Frandle, "Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."</center>
 Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.

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	"Frandle" is a made-up surname that [[Mr_Grant]] applies to a character in a caption, when that character does not need to be a recognizable public figure. He believes it 'sounds' funny, especially when paired with a polysyllabic or alliterative first name. "Frandle is much funnier than a regular name like Smith or Johnson," Mr_Grant explains, "therefore using Frandle instead is value-added Funny!"		"Frandle" is a made-up surname that [[Mr_Grant]] applies to a character in a caption, when that character does not need to be a recognizable public figure. He believes it 'sounds' funny, especially when paired with a polysyllabic or alliterative first name. "Frandle is much funnier than a regular name like Smith or Johnson," Mr_Grant explains, "therefore using Frandle instead is value-added Funny!"
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		+	[[Image:Example.jpg]]
		+	Mr_Grant:
		+	"I can't believe it," thought Mary Jo Frandle, "Serving on the Security Council is such a high honor."

	Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.		Frandle is also a real surname, but Mr_Grant did not know it at the time. He refuses to recognize the name's historical existence, because he says it is outweighed by the fact that the name still sounds funny.