Birdbrains by Thom Bluemel for January 30, 2010

That only happens when they get blitzed.

As long as the wide recievers are out on the wings!

Good Saturday Morning Thom & Everyone

Do they take turns wearing that one helmet?

Did they need to leave a deposit when they rented the helmet? When it’s returned do they get their quarterback?

This is a big improvement over the old single wing formation.

it ain’t Canadian football! maybe they’re short a player for 15-a-side rugby? boy, Thom you had to know someone would count the ducks! should i be offended?

Looks more like a power fly formation. Hand the ball to the halfquack.

I was gonna throw a flag for too many men (birds?) on the field – 14! – but fishstix beat me to it!

Well punned Nebulous.

This toon just quacks me up Thom Thom☺

Watch for the movie”Fly Hard” starring Bruce Mallard!!!

if they had an exercise video, would it be “buns of teal?”

Are those Teal or Mallards?

Where’re the goal posts?

If you’ve ever seen migratory birds, you’ll note that they fly in an inverted “V” formation. Invariably, one leg of the V is longer than the other. Does anyone know why this is?

Because there are more birds on that side.

Actually, the reason is that it’s more aerodynamically efficient that way. It takes the effort-saving qualities of the V-formation and takes it one step further. (I have an exact explanation somewhere, but I’d have to get out my steam shovel to find it.)