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I'm just waiting for the reaction of the local bird watchers.
Their reports will probably be discounted just like the troll sightings.

Atomic wrote:A möose bit my sister once...

Did it live?

Reflecting on what seems to be the atypical actions of coach Adler, did it occur to anyone else that this might have been a sting operation set up by Adler and Kathrine? The Para community has brains and experience available far beyond the mundane. Might this have been an engineered incident designe...

Sgt. Howard wrote:"AND NOW, COMING OUT OF CHUTE NUMBER 5...."

It's Tornado!
Ridden by...oh well.

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

eee wrote: One word: Hornblower.

The classics remain the best. That's why they're classics.

Harrington.

Now, now...That's getting dangerously close to incest.

On the subject of horns, as I recall they also refer to supernatural wisdom. There is one statue of Moses that depicts him with horns.

What amazes me is, here she is with all this body morphing and she still needs glasses.
TANJ

The only good thing to come out of that era was olivia newton john and xanadu What about disco balls? Those are pretty nifty. https://49.media.tumblr.com/f492fdcdb965ca14835d52dd5dfc4d42/tumblr_mx47peapNw1rvk83bo1_400.gif Except that the "disco ball" dates from at least the 1920's and may...

AmriloJim wrote:Last time I saw someone on a similar lever, he was saying, "Hold my beer and watch this!"

Aren't those the most common last words of Darwin Award winners?

So long as it tastes good, I don't care what state it comes from. ...unless we're talking states of matter. I'd imagine freezing it ruins it (though it'd take some effort to freeze it). Actually, freezing is a way to increase the concentration of alcohol. The water it's mixed with will freeze first...

DilyV wrote:Is it writing, morse code, or a tap dance lesson?

*Drops a J37 key in the pun jar just in case*

And just what were you doing with a J37 key young lady?

I'm in favor of just putting everybody on GMT and letting people set their own schedules.
Since they do it anyway, at least the chaos of changing time zones and jerking clocks back and forth twice a year would be eliminated.
It'll never happen though. There are just too many meddlers to contend with.

After reflecting on what Devyn said yesterday about control of minerals and today's strip, it occurred to me that Poseidon was also the god of earthquakes.

Dave wrote:

Jabberwonky wrote:

Hey, I'd think you'd be at least a little numb to this sort of thing from us by now?

Numb is right.
I can remember when the pun depository was just a jar.

- I too notice he large indoor spaces; I'm led to believe it's converted factory/warehouse space. My initial thought was that it would provide Atsali some indoor gliding space, maybe is just from one level to another... - The changeable top; we're going to attribute that to the ongoing struggling w...

Opus the Poet wrote:But it does seem that Wapsi attracts a significant percentage of ex-operatives, I wonder why?

Because those of us who are familiar with the truly inexplicable are using Paul's work to massage our poor overworked brains.

I'm going out as a muggle... I dress normally and say I'm imitated a serial killer. According to the people who knew them, they seemed just like everyone else... Well, since a friend of mine is having a "Hallowedding" complete with masquerade theme and costume contest, I'll apparently be ...

The P-38 (another fine product of Lockheed) also has the distinction of having been used in what might be the longest range assassination of WWII.
When the U.S. intercepted Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto's flight plans, P-38s were sent to shoot him down because they had the range to do it.

Here's hoping for another fourteen Paul.
Happiness and healthiness to you!

oldmanmickey wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:"If you're too proud to run, step aside for a man who isn't!"

"Please mister Custer i dont wanna gooooo". now thats an oldie

Forward Ho!