Terri Rimmer

Recently Published Call for Content Content Producer Info Stickers Newsletter READ LATER COMMENT E-MAIL PRINT An Obscure Read A Little-Known Book Click to rate: Bad Good Published Jan 11, 2006 by Terri Rimmer happynews.com, Adoption.about.com Related Content Seeking New Ways to Pray What Happens for a Book to Be Censored? Abigail's Wish-fiction More by Terri Rimmer View all (230 total) How to Not Get Conned Ma'am, You've Been Slammed The Children's Health Environmental Coalition... Did you know? There was a sequel to the book? Takeaways · The book was written by Fynn. · The book is based in Britain. · The book was written in the 1930s. Comment | Add your own article to our site When I was 12 I discovered a great book in the library that I have never forgotten. Mr. God, This Is Anna written by a British guy named Fynn and set in his country, is about a little girl who touches the life of a single boarder with her insight into spiritual matte...

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By Terri Rimmer Alan Abel’s pranks go back to the late 1950s with a widely reported bogus campaign to clothe horses. The slogan? “A nude horse is a rude horse.” Then there was the regular prank caller guy who starred on Howard Stern’s radio show when his format was free. This man used to call into telethons and talk shows pretending to be a source until he got his contact on the phone – then he released his prank with both barrels. The Jerky Boys came out with comedy tapes in the 90s called “Prank Calls” and followed them with sequels featuring numerous digits dialed to doctor’s offices, construction companies, and other service organizations pretending to be anyone from a patient to a job applicant among others. In 1996 Taco Bell allegedly announced they had bought the Liberty Bell much to the chagrin of politicians and the public and that they would be renaming it the Taco Liberty Bell. All a hoax. Last year a reporter squirted actor Tom Cruise in the face after pretending that he wa...

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