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Wyvern wrote:I don't know how Monica can move like that without a supernaturally powerful bra.

MIB (i.e. 'an unnamed agency') supplied her with a replacement. http://wapsisquare.com/comic/the-donut-test/

TlalocW wrote:"You know, I hate to be picky, but pumas aren't really known for flying."

And at 31, Monica isn't yet really of an age to be considered a couger.

She is, however, exercising a jaguar's traditional prerogative to drop down upon you from above.

Now, THAT'S an entrance!!!

MerchManDan wrote:Gotta say: The title of this comic is absolutely perfect. Also, for some reason I'm glad to see both of them are wearing flats instead of heels; I bet the wrong kind of footwear would make for a bad landing indeed.

Well...they're wearing flats now. Those shoes could have been heels before the landing.

Love that last panel!

shadowinthelight wrote:Poor concrete. What did it ever do to deserve that sort of treatment?

Maybe they just signed up for DirecTV & NFL Sunday Ticket.

Become the world's most powerful fan! Wreck your house and ruin your neighbor's driveway!

" Oh... good evening, officer... KEVIN! Hi sweety! Uh, what big boom? "

BIG CATS! Big cats, landing on the pavement!!

wratgaf wrote:" Oh... good evening, officer... KEVIN! Hi sweety! Uh, what big boom? "

"... the light of Venus, refracted through swamp gas from an exploding barbecue grill ..."

Now me am cofuzzled....

Monica flying - yea or nay? Or TI Hulk jump-flying, or ? I Don't think she could have covered that much lateral distance without a squirrel suit just falling - esp. if she only had 2-3 stories up to start....?

NOTDilbert wrote:Now me am cofuzzled....

Monica flying - yea or nay? Or TI Hulk jump-flying, or ? I Don't think she could have covered that much lateral distance without a squirrel suit just falling - esp. if she only had 2-3 stories up to start....?

It's not flying, it's called "Parkour" and the Hulk does it often. =)

He does?!

/me considers picking up another issue of The Incredible Hulk (or whatever the title is these days).

Spiderman and Blackcat are no slouches at Parkour either. DareDevil is good too. Being "cats" I'd have thought Mon and Shelly would've been a little more quiet. I'm glad to see they're having some fun though.

MerchManDan wrote:Gotta say: The title of this comic is absolutely perfect. Also, for some reason I'm glad to see both of them are wearing flats instead of heels; I bet the wrong kind of footwear would make for a bad landing indeed.

If they wore spike heels, they could properly stick the landing.

bmonk wrote:

MerchManDan wrote:Gotta say: The title of this comic is absolutely perfect. Also, for some reason I'm glad to see both of them are wearing flats instead of heels; I bet the wrong kind of footwear would make for a bad landing indeed.

If they wore spike heels, they could properly stick the landing.

Annnd then they would be stuck (to the ground)!

Sort of like 3-D horizontal leap frog. My daughter thought they looked like they were pretending to be squirrels. I suppose it does take a certain amount of nutty behavior.

Wapsi wrote:

NOTDilbert wrote:Now me am cofuzzled....

Monica flying - yea or nay? Or TI Hulk jump-flying, or ? I Don't think she could have covered that much lateral distance without a squirrel suit just falling - esp. if she only had 2-3 stories up to start....?

It's not flying, it's called "Parkour" and the Hulk does it often. =)

Thanks - somebody mentioned that earlier. Also, that puts me in mind of Disney's Tarzan - They had him doing, basically, parkour through the jungle....

Since this is a reduced drama weekend and I suspect there are more than a couple of puzzle fans here, I suggest taking a look at a challenge posted by the author of Sandra and Woo to celebrate his 500th strip. The challenge is to decrypt a Voynich-like tome he created. There is even a significant cash prize. He created a 30 character alphabet with glyphs that look very similar to ancient Nordic and Phoenician runes. The encrypted text is a story he wrote (which probably involves Nordic mythology and may be in English, German or both). He said he used multiple levels of encryption so it is not a trivial challenge. In fact, he didn't expect anyone to solve it. However, a lot of progress has been made. If there is a real cryptologist here it would certainly add to the crowd-sourced talent. Book of Woo

BTW, the strip itself is an interesting read.

i think the big cats need to go back to silent cat landings school, Even my cat that can jump from a 3 story house land and on her feet are more quiet then those cats!
and she younger then those 2

Sidhekin wrote:He does?!

/me considers picking up another issue of The Incredible Hulk (or whatever the title is these days).

even simpler...
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=%22Pa ... lk+does+it