Oh dear, oh dear: so many problems to unravel here. Apart from the starport confusion, we learn that the king’s castle, far from being on terra firma, is actually floating in the moat, because it sinks when holed (above the waterline, but we’ll have to gloss over that detail). This means that the moat, while small in area, is actually very, very deep.
Not forgetting the urgent question raised by the last frame: Can the Fink swim?
Farside99 about 4 years ago
As shown, they planned to fire the batteries (starboard) away from the castle.
sandpiper about 4 years ago
Depends which way the guy was facing when the command was given. Bung never mentioned the port was left of the bow.
DavidSharp Premium Member about 4 years ago
Oh dear, oh dear: so many problems to unravel here. Apart from the starport confusion, we learn that the king’s castle, far from being on terra firma, is actually floating in the moat, because it sinks when holed (above the waterline, but we’ll have to gloss over that detail). This means that the moat, while small in area, is actually very, very deep.
Not forgetting the urgent question raised by the last frame: Can the Fink swim?
Nyckname about 4 years ago
When sailing from Europe to America,
Port Out Starboard Home
keeps the sun on your side of the ship.
ChessPirate about 4 years ago
I don’t know, Fink, it’s not every captain that can sink a tower… ☺
Troglodyte about 4 years ago
Rod is a towering Id-iot!
Yakety Sax about 4 years ago
Looks like its time to fink or swim…..
craigwestlake about 4 years ago
Port Out, Starboard Home; the POSH, POSH life for me…
brklnbern about 4 years ago
Bung wouldn’t have made such a mistake.