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'''Al Jaffee''' (b.March 13, 1921) is a US-american cartoonist, who is known for his work on [[MAD]]. 1964 he invented the ''Fold-in''-pictures, which are a parody on the ''Fold-Out'' in [[Playboy]]. Another by him invented rubric is ''Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions''. Today he also works for [[MAD]] but also for commercials and children books.
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'''Al Jaffee''' (born March 13, 1921) is a US-American cartoonist, who is known for his work on [[MAD]]. 1964 he invented the ''Fold-in''-pictures, which are a parody on the ''Fold-Out'' in [[Playboy]]. Another by him invented rubric is ''Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions''. Today he also works for [[MAD]] but also for commercials and children books.
  
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Al Jaffee (born March 13, 1921) is a US-American cartoonist, who is known for his work on MAD. 1964 he invented the Fold-in-pictures, which are a parody on the Fold-Out in Playboy. Another by him invented rubric is Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions. Today he also works for MAD but also for commercials and children books.