"Pure comedic genius." — Jerry SeinfeldTed L. Nancy’s hilarious, notoriousLetters from a Nutseries documented his correspondence with celebrities and companies, who took his outlandish ideas and suggestions at face value. InHello Junk Mail!,Nancy tackles one of the most pernicious evils of the modern age: the junk mailer. Writing as the Kabobbys of Glendale, a newly arrived foreign family and their neighbors, he answers scores of junk letters with riotous results. Responding to a solicitation from a pest control company, Mr. Kabobby requests that they eliminate his freeloading cousin, then tells the pest control company about his family problems. Mrs. Kabobby writes the distributors of free instant breakfast samples to ask if they cure eye infections. A trashy street pickup — Coco LaBoy — now living in the Kabobby backyard, reads their mail and steals their underwear catalog so he can beg for the models' phone numbers. A Kabobby neighbor steals their International Male catalog and begs forthosemodels’ phone numbers. Laid out as copies of the actual correspondence, the letters are as authentic as they are ridiculous — and all are wildly entertaining.Who is Ted L. Nancy? Is it Jerry Seinfeld as many believe? Or is Ted L. Nancy someone else? Mr. Nancy’s hilarious, notoriousLetters from a Nutseries documented his correspondence with celebrities and companies, who took his outlandish ideas and suggestions at face value. InHello Junk Mail!,Nancy tackles one of the most pernicious evils of the modern age: the junk mailer. Now writing as the Kabobbys of Glendale, a newly arrived foreign family and their neighbors, Ted answers scores of junk letters with riotous results. Responding to a solicitation from a pest control company, Hamooli Kabobby requests that they eliminate his freeloading cousin, then tells the pest control company about his family problems of body odors and stinky backyards. Geela Kabobby writes the distributors of free instant breakfast samples to ask if they cure eye infections. Grandfather Bahir Kabobby writes to a mortgage company: "Yes, I want financial freedom and healthier toes." Laid out as copies of the actual correspondence, the letters are as authentic as they are ridiculous — and all are wildly entertaining. So who is Ted? Jerry Seinfeld or The Kabobbys of Glendale?Ted L. Nancy's hilarious, notoriousLetters from a Nutseries documented his correspondence with celebrities and companies, who took his outlandish ideas and suggestions at face value. InHello Junk Mail!,Nancy tackles one of the most pernicious evils of the modern age: the junk mailer. Writing as the Kabobbys of Glendale, a newly arrived foreign family and their neighbors, he answers scores of junk letters with riotous results. Responding to a solicitation from a pest control company, Mr. Kabobby requests that they eliminate his freeloading cousin, then tells the pest control company about his family problems. Mrs. Kabobby writes the distributors of free instant breakfast samples to ask if they cure eye infections. A trashy street pickup Coco LaBoy now living in the Kabobby backyard, reads their mail and steals their underwear catalog so he can beg for the models' phone numbers. A Kabobby neighbor steals their International Male catalog and begs forthosemodels' phone numbers. Laid out as copies of the actual correspondence, the letters are as authentic as they are ridiculous and all are wildly entertaining.
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