Kiddie's

Or just think of it as a little AntiChristmas present from Uncle Hal, the Kiddie's Pal, a seasonal gift for the season of giving, a taster of a tale of tribulation, a snack of a story of sin and salvation, to chew on as you raise a glass of mulled wine in a toast to Aleistor and Anton, and try to wash away the bitter aftertaste of the blood of the Lamb.

Get Yer Free Blasphemy Here Hal Duncan 2008

Or just think of it as a little AntiChristmas present from Uncle Hal, the Kiddie's Pal, a seasonal gift for the season of giving, a taster of a tale of tribulation, a snack of a story of sin and salvation, to chew on as you raise a glass of mulled wine in a toast to Aleistor and Anton, and try to wash away the bitter aftertaste of the blood of the Lamb.

Archive 2008-12-01 Hal Duncan 2008

Semaj, not only was there kitty abuse as you righetously put it in Tweety and Speedy shorts involving Sylvester...there also was "A Kiddie's Kitty".

McKimson and Davis Jaime J. Weinman 2008

Whiffle-balled it and it went right through Kiddie's legs.

National Hockey League - Panthers vs. Lightning 2000

Believing that Kiddie's life was now in imminent peril, Rube managed to scramble to his knees.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton

When Rube Carter awoke the following morning he found himself alone in the teepee, and might have believed himself to be back in Kiddie's camp on Sweetwater Lake but for the medley of sounds that came to him through the open door-flap.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton

Kiddie's whereabouts, or at least of the line of Kiddie's course through the forest solitudes.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton

"Yes," Rube answered, coming forward to Kiddie's side.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton

For the first time in his life he was in an Indian village, surrounded by wigwams, all of them similar to Kiddie's teepee, only that his was cleaner and better made, and decorated with more care.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton

The branch just above Kiddie's head was swaying and a strange black body showed itself ominously through the trembling leaves.

Kiddie the Scout Robert Leighton