Frog Applause by Teresa Burritt for October 20, 2017

It deters chafing, you know.

Your subscriber numbers are dropping, Teresa. Why? Why? Why? It’s time for Kung Fu Frog Fighting.

That’s a fine array of horses she’s riding.

Fall off. Spring on

Eating silica gel packets (remember: DO NOT EAT) gives the eater eight legs.

I tasted some silica once. It wasn’t very good.

I’ve been playing around with the RANDOM button. There’s something fun and exciting about reading archived FAs. You never know what you’ll get. Some a decade old, others a few months or days old.

Document Pouch.

Had been mentioned already..

He’s putting too much thought into his wonder, normally, silica gel packets are removed then thrown into the trash..

Try making the strip more salty.

I only use silica gel packets in my diplomatic pouch, to preserve the freshness in the intelligence reports.

Dew covered horse spider webs are beautiful in the fall. They are very disturbing if you walk into one in the dark.

 

Hermann Rorschach, call your office.  

(on a completely unrelated (@FFP – one might even say random) note, yesterday was 

Pʜʏsɪᴄs Tʀᴇʙᴜᴄʜᴇᴛ Day 

in Chattanooga, TN) 

http://tinyurl.com/yc8keerg

I thought that the silica gel was for keeping the documents dry. I would use baby powder to minimize the saddle sores.

A way to make the horse appear to be galloping along.

My favorite part was “pouch”.

I have been following this comic for a while because go comics recommended it. During that time it has elicited perhaps a single mild chuckle. I have to ask, whats the joke? I don’t get it. The whole premise seems to be non sequiturs pasted over vintage photographs. Is it an inside joke thing? Am I just stupid? Am I missing the point? Maybe there isn’t a point and the fact that there isn’t a point the point? I’m not trolling you here, just looking for an explanation.

My favorite part is a woman doing a man’s job on an 8-legged horse.

But, do all the hooves leave the ground at some point?

Is that code for something?

The cart before the horse must look like this?

I always save the silica gel packs that come in aspirin bottles, etc., these days. I use them to ameliorate humidity around stored cameras, portable radios, and such electronic stuff.

Then I think back to my old, old Gilbert’s Chemistry Set days, when I was always short of “water glass” for my experiments….

Is it harder, or easier, to ride side-saddle on a horse with eight legs?

These are the questions that vex Froggie souls….

Avoid having to step onto small rounds of silica gel that has fallen, or you may run the risk of rolling away..

8 feet, 2 feathers. How many silica gel packets?