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| + | [[File:RappArt.jpeg|thumb|upright=.75|'''[[Art Rapp]] at [[Cinvention]].'''<br>''(Photo by Ran Cochran reprinted courtesy of The Cincinnati Enquirer in [[Bob Tucker]]’s ''[[Bloomington News Letter]]'' 13, October 1949.)'']] | ||
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| − | Worn by the most extreme members of the [[Beanie Brigade]] — | + | Worn by the most extreme members of the [[Beanie Brigade]] — that is, false beards; the real articles are the pride of some of the most distinguished and dignified [[stfnists]] like [[Ted Sturgeon]], [[Ken Bulmer]], [[Vince Clarke]] and [[Andy Young]]. |
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Latest revision as of 07:31, 18 March 2021
Art Rapp at Cinvention.
(Photo by Ran Cochran reprinted courtesy of The Cincinnati Enquirer in Bob Tucker’s Bloomington News Letter 13, October 1949.)
(Photo by Ran Cochran reprinted courtesy of The Cincinnati Enquirer in Bob Tucker’s Bloomington News Letter 13, October 1949.)
| From Fancyclopedia 2, ca. 1959 |
| Worn by the most extreme members of the Beanie Brigade — that is, false beards; the real articles are the pride of some of the most distinguished and dignified stfnists like Ted Sturgeon, Ken Bulmer, Vin¢ Clarke and Andy Young. |
See also: Beard-and-Bomb Boys.
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