Close to Home by John McPherson for November 19, 2008

I have to admit that the system works very fast, but it doesn’t explain the lines in the road being black (unlike the road itself,) or why they are on the wrong side of the road.

The artist was dazed and confused?

But the wheels are the most dangerous part. How is that going to really help? Well i mean a dog or a cat but squirrels no.

Mr. Buchanan is on the wrong side of the road because HE wants to hit the critter (hi cousin ralphie).

thinking the same thing Nipponkid. Maybe they should try to stop or change lanes?

I would think the tires might be the real problem.

But what about the birds they’ll hit?

Maybe its a multiple lane hwy and you can’t see the lanes for the other direction? Or Marg’s answer work too.

I feel a Geico commercial coming on… :)

The problem is he drew thet car, then realized he should have drawn it BEFORE it went over the critter, not after, so he put in the driver on the opposite side of the car and drew headlights where the tail lights go… rather than redraw it correctly.

I think they live in England, therefore, they are on the right (left) side of the road! laugh, laugh

looks like ibleedorange speaks the truth.