Memory is a funny thing. I was positive Sgt. Nick was shaving in the latrine...
But 34 years is a long time. A 1978 National Lampoon spoof of Sgt. Rock, 'Sgt. Nick Penis', was a gargantuan hit in my unit at Ft. Bragg. It would be quoted frequently until my ETS in 1980.
There was an artist in the barracks and he tried to do a poster of the panel above. It came off badly.
I was positive this reference to size was done in the first panel...which I thought was in the latrine, where Nick is shaving with a bayonet... still attached to his M-1.
Memory is a funny thing, but it's hard to forget, "They're good boys, but they still measure in inches."
The hard hitting ,"Hard-Ons for Hitler" concludes tomorrow.
An acquired taste, to be sure.
ReplyDeleteAccording to lore, one of the cold war CIA propaganda plots involved dropping extra large condoms, labeled "medium" in English, over Russia so as to give the men there an inferiority complex.
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I think this is an application of "Rule 34": If it exists, somebody made porn out of it.
ReplyDeleteI once owned that issue of National Lampoon. Purchased it myself, new, while a middle-school student.
ReplyDeleteCan't see Sgt. Penis getting published today.
Sad.
Brainwashed politically correct people today probably think it's sad that it was even published then. The only thing I don't miss about the 70s is the lack of today's technology.
DeleteHa. WOW. Never seen that one. That's a spoof of "Sgt. (Nick) Fury (played recently by Samuel Jackson in The Avengers) and his Howling Commandos"- Sgt. Rock had "Easy" Company- which also would've lent itself to a good spoof... Love your site.
ReplyDeleteExactly Kee- rekt, Soldier! Now drop and gimme fifty!
DeleteI still own this issue of National Lampoon. It is full of the funniest stuff you ever read, if you're an 18-25 year old white male. I'm 60 and two of my friends and I still quote it.
ReplyDelete"Gwine taste mighty good to sole ol' Nazi mama" was probably our favorite quote of the entire Nick Penis spoof.
Haha this is great. I also picked this up in 7th or 8th grade. That's the kind of great entertainment we had growing up. This kind of shit would make today's kids run to their mommies.
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