Don and Harriet Chapman
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| - | '''Don and Harriet Chapman''' are the parents of [[ | + | '''Don and Harriet Chapman''' are the parents of [[The Brothers Chaps]]. Don is a retired chief financial officer of an insurance firm. They help the brothers run their website [[Store]] using their ping pong table as a command centre to fulfill order requests during the [[Decemberween]] sales rush. |
| - | They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. [[Marshmallow's Last Stand]] was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don Chapman. (See disclaimer at start of cartoon). | + | They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. [[Marshmallow's Last Stand (toon)|Marshmallow's Last Stand]] was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don Chapman. (See disclaimer at start of cartoon). |
| + | Don, a catholic, Harriet, a methodist, have instilled good values in their children. "They were raised in a religious family and have stock in good moral values, but that hasn't stopped them from being uproarious," Don said. | ||
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| + | == External Links == | ||
| + | [http://www.thedailyeasternnews.com/news/2004/04/23/TheVerge/holy-Crap-669677.shtml Daily Eastern News interview with Mike, Matt and Don] | ||
[[Category: People]] | [[Category: People]] | ||
Revision as of 00:31, 20 December 2004
Don and Harriet Chapman are the parents of The Brothers Chaps. Don is a retired chief financial officer of an insurance firm. They help the brothers run their website Store using their ping pong table as a command centre to fulfill order requests during the Decemberween sales rush.
They also seem to have a say, albeit a small one, in what is shown on the site. Marshmallow's Last Stand was temporarily put back on the site after several requests from Don Chapman. (See disclaimer at start of cartoon).
Don, a catholic, Harriet, a methodist, have instilled good values in their children. "They were raised in a religious family and have stock in good moral values, but that hasn't stopped them from being uproarious," Don said.
