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	==External Links==		==External Links==
	[http://bunkerblast.info/lastword Recent issues of ''The Last Word'']		[http://bunkerblast.info/lastword Recent issues of ''The Last Word'']
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		+	[http://www.webhangman.com/ Hangman]

	[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.\|Last Word, The]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]][[Category:Politics\|Last Word]]		[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.\|Last Word, The]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]][[Category:Politics\|Last Word]]

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-	[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]]	+	[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Zines from the U.S.A.\|Last Word, The]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]]

EasyZinester at 17:53, 21 September 2007

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	==External Links==		==External Links==
-	[http://~~members~~.~~iglou.com/bandit~~/lastword Recent issues of ''The Last Word'']	+	[http://bunkerblast.info/lastword Recent issues of ''The Last Word'']

	[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]]		[[Category:Zine\|Last Word]][[Category:Webzine\|Last Word]] [[Category:Kentucky Zines\|Last Word]] [[Category:1990's publications\|Last Word]] [[Category:2000's publications\|Last Word]]

EasyZinester at 05:08, 12 May 2007

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	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent issues are said to exist in electronic form, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer. According to the author, one particular issue (and one article from another issue) can no longer be distributed because of the United States having stricter censorship policies now than in the 1990s (a topic that itself has been vocally lambasted by the zine).		Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent issues are said to exist in electronic form, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer. According to the author, one particular issue (and one article from another issue) can no longer be distributed because of the United States having stricter censorship policies now than in the 1990s (a topic that itself has been vocally lambasted by the zine).
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		+	Briefly in 1999, ''The Last Word'' included a supplement that reprinted Usenet flamewars, but after several issues the author agreed to destroy all copies of the supplement.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

EasyZinester at 04:48, 12 May 2007

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	Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.		Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.

-	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent issues are said to exist in electronic form, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer.	+	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent issues are said to exist in electronic form, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer. According to the author, one particular issue (and one article from another issue) can no longer be distributed because of the United States having stricter censorship policies now than in the 1990s (a topic that itself has been vocally lambasted by the zine).

	==External Links==		==External Links==

EasyZinester at 04:40, 12 May 2007

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	Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.		Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.

-	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent are said to exist in electronic ~~format~~, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer.	+	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent issues are said to exist in electronic form, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

EasyZinester at 04:39, 12 May 2007

EasyZinester — Sat, 12 May 2007 04:39:32 GMT

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	Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.		Some of the cartoons feature recurring themes or characters, particularly a police officer (who has been sighted in ''The Last Word'' since at least the mid-1990s); an apparently male figure with a long, skinny, T-shaped head (often seen wearing a Republican t-shirt); and an older female with a pointed chin, gray hair, and print dress (often shown as a participant in conservative rallies). Recent drawings of juvenile bullies have portrayed them wearing Lacoste shirts and a "dick head" haircut.
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		+	Most early issues of ''The Last Word'' were believed to be lost or irreparably damaged. In early 2007, however, the author announced that he found a folder containing the original printed copies of the zine's first 3 years. All subsequent are said to exist in electronic format, but many issues from the 1990s used a format that is not readable by any current computer.

	==External Links==		==External Links==

EasyZinester at 02:08, 20 March 2007

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	Although ''The Last Word'' stopped publishing in 1996, it quickly resumed publication due to popular demand. According to the editor, he got the idea for the name ''The Last Word'' when he won an argument and was told, "You always have to have the last word on everything."		Although ''The Last Word'' stopped publishing in 1996, it quickly resumed publication due to popular demand. According to the editor, he got the idea for the name ''The Last Word'' when he won an argument and was told, "You always have to have the last word on everything."
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-	~~Famously, in the mid-1990s ''The Last Word'' repeatedly published the license plate numbers of high school bullies.~~

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	A few articles have been featured following road trips taken by the editor, describing mischief he engaged in on the trip. In the 1990s, the editor often conducted a Fourth of July bonfire, prompting a humorous article in ''The Last Word'' listing unusual items that were burned.		A few articles have been featured following road trips taken by the editor, describing mischief he engaged in on the trip. In the 1990s, the editor often conducted a Fourth of July bonfire, prompting a humorous article in ''The Last Word'' listing unusual items that were burned.
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		+	Famously, in the early 1990s ''The Last Word'' repeatedly published the license plate numbers of high school bullies.

	==Catchphrases==		==Catchphrases==