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Don’t go all bashful and decide to read no further. Maybe, as the advertisements say in these days of war loans, “This Means You!” < _ „ This paragraph is not' going to lecture you on halitosis or B-O. No, it deals with a far greater evil that of borrowing. Some things, of course, it is legitimate to borrow, like a bottle-opener or your friend’s wife (but. be careful). The point is this: Did you buy this copy of “FLAK” or have you scrounged it off a mate? You have! Weil, you dirty dog! I? you’re one of those loftymoralled individuals who paid for his “FLAK,” then, of course, you are quite disinterested. If however one of the aforementioned dirty dogs tries to borrow this, or if when you come off picket you find his gyilty nose buried in it, then don’t say anything; just give him a hefty kick in the— where it will do most good! — Editor.
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Flak, Volume 1, Issue 8, 25 June 1943, Page 7
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