posted by Burntdisk @ 10:07 AM
This is great! I'd like to show it some kids, too, but my van's in the shop.Seriously though, you're probably already aware that Spring-Heeled Jack was one of the most popular of the Victorian Penny Dreadful characters:http://www.geocities.com/justingilb/texts/SpringHeeledJack.htmlIf I remember correctly, he was actually based on a real highwayman (and was an aristocrat, at that).
Weird--it didn't put my name on the post. Oh well, in case you haven't guessed, it's me.Mark
Gee, a new use for driving around looking for kids for ya. And ya won't even need to keep a bag of candy with ya ;-)
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This is great! I'd like to show it some kids, too, but my van's in the shop.
Seriously though, you're probably already aware that Spring-Heeled Jack was one of the most popular of the Victorian Penny Dreadful characters:
http://www.geocities.com/justingilb/texts/SpringHeeledJack.html
If I remember correctly, he was actually based on a real highwayman (and was an aristocrat, at that).
Weird--it didn't put my name on the post. Oh well, in case you haven't guessed, it's me.
Mark
Gee, a new use for driving around looking for kids for ya. And ya won't even need to keep a bag of candy with ya ;-)
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