Happy April Fools' Day! Were you a victim of a prank today or were you the prankster? Maybe you got pranked by an imitation fly pin. Let's take a look at an old fly prank still on the original card.
Years ago I was given a realistic looking fly that could be controlled with a magnet. You could put the fly on a piece of paper and use the magnet to control it. I used it a few times and tried to prank family members by putting the fly in a bowl of chips or on top of a hamburger bun. Also, I had a giant rubber fly that I tied in a tree in hopes to get double-looks from neighbors walking by. Ah, you can have a lot fun with a fake fly.
2 comments:
I'd wager this is imitation fly is an imitation! That is indeed Adams art but the lack of the Adams name on the card and the "JAPAN" lead me to believe this is a forgery. The bad news: it's worthless to Adams collectors, the good news: it's priceless to bootleg Adams collectors!
Thanks for your thoughts on the fly! I was wondering if this might be an Adams knockoff.
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