Original sentence: Froggy the Gremlin was also used as the alter-ego of a character in  George R.On occasion, Martin substitutes the Gremlin's photo for his own at his "Not A Blog" livejournal column to "pluck the magic twangers" of his readers when Martin is in a mischievous and playful mood.The spirit of Froggy the Gremlin always makes an appearance in Martin's annual April Fool's Day post
Edited sentence: ("Yes it does, Kids, yes it does.Froggy the Gremlin was also used as the alter-ego of a character in best-selling fantasist George R.On occasion, Martin, a life-long fan of Froggy, substitutes the Gremlin's photo for his own at his "Not A Blog" livejournal column; this to "pluck the magic twangers" of his readers when Martin is in a mischievous and playful mood.The spirit of Froggy the Gremlin always makes an appearance in Martin's annual April Fool's Day post, which never fails to mislead a few of his blog's unsuspecting readers