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The Portal - new ride at Ragin' Daughters Water Park in Wapsi Square!

So . . . we were getting set-up a bit . . .

--FreeFlier

Life tip: When the living planetary defense cannon asks who's fault it is, point to the indestructible one.

This is what I would reply if this was a tweet:

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jwhouk wrote:The Portal - new ride at Ragin' Daughters Water Park in Wapsi Square!

Clearly an Aieeeeeeeeee-ticket ride.

Anybody remember the "Surprise you're never going to forget!" scene from Porky's?

Thank DOG nobody was under Daylla as she fell. For anyone but Bud or Brandi, that would have been... painful.

There must be magic involved in how Daylla is floating, and why she isn't stuck in the mud on the sea floor.

I dunno, if I went through a teleport tube and wound up falling 25 feet, my initial comment (assuming I was capable of making one, after I landed) wouldn't be to demand to know who did that, it would probably be "What... what just happened???? And can somebody call an ambulance?"

eee wrote:Thank DOG nobody was under Daylla as she fell. For anyone but Bud or Brandi, that would have been... painful.

There must be magic involved in how Daylla is floating, and why she isn't stuck in the mud on the sea floor.

I dunno, if I went through a teleport tube and wound up falling 25 feet, my initial comment (assuming I was capable of making one, after I landed) wouldn't be to demand to know who did that, it would probably be "What... what just happened???? And can somebody call an ambulance?"

My reaction would be more along the lines of first you say it, then you do it

WARNING: Sandra on the Rocks can be somewhat NSFW at times - the writing is often fairly risque, but sometimes the art goes pretty close to the line.

[Nothing like their other comics, Menage a 3 and Sticky DIlly Buns...}

THERE it is:



I still say that Panels Three and Four are pure slapstick gold, with no need for context to make them funny.

eee wrote:Thank DOG nobody was under Daylla as she fell. For anyone but Bud or Brandi, that would have been... painful.

There must be magic involved in how Daylla is floating, and why she isn't stuck in the mud on the sea floor.

Perhaps she landed upon and is standing atop Stinky. He does tend to show up when Bud is at an island. He can also take having a ship's anchor dropped on his head, so presumably being clobbered by a plummeting Daylla wouldn't be too much for him.

Catawampus wrote:

eee wrote:Thank DOG nobody was under Daylla as she fell. For anyone but Bud or Brandi, that would have been... painful.

There must be magic involved in how Daylla is floating, and why she isn't stuck in the mud on the sea floor.

Perhaps she landed upon and is standing atop Stinky. He does tend to show up when Bud is at an island. He can also take having a ship's anchor dropped on his head, so presumably being clobbered by a plummeting Daylla wouldn't be too much for him.

Perhaps the water's only that deep?

AnotherFairportfan wrote:

Catawampus wrote:

eee wrote:Thank DOG nobody was under Daylla as she fell. For anyone but Bud or Brandi, that would have been... painful.

There must be magic involved in how Daylla is floating, and why she isn't stuck in the mud on the sea floor.

Perhaps she landed upon and is standing atop Stinky. He does tend to show up when Bud is at an island. He can also take having a ship's anchor dropped on his head, so presumably being clobbered by a plummeting Daylla wouldn't be too much for him.

Perhaps the water's only that deep?

Wouldn't be very safe to have people dive/jump from that high into shallow water, though.

lake_wrangler wrote:

AnotherFairportfan wrote:Perhaps the water's only that deep?

Wouldn't be very safe to have people dive/jump from that high into shallow water, though.

Considering that this is Monica's island we're talking about... it's as likely as not that the whole island rests on the back of some sort of Leviathanic beast. The area offshore might have a "seafloor" of blubber rather than sand or rock.

Point . . .

Though that would likely result in a trampoline effect . . .

--FreeFlier