Squirrel boats. You know the Vikings had them. Deep down, you know.
What happened to the color for the last panel?
Wow! North squirrels off a viking to the rabbit lands in the west. Run rabbit! Run. (I liked that old song for some reason)
In your neighborhood, that’s just about every day.
“Ramming speed!”
If that’s “a bit too wet” what happens when it pours?
40 days & 40 nights? ;^)
At least the rats aren’t leaving the sinking ship.
The animals are a bit too smart. Could those be fairies in disguise?
It’s never too wet for a Lab
I LOVE this strip.
Twitchy-tailed Heathens is my new go to insult. :p
Looks like a scene from the Redwall books.
It’s been so stormy of late, several roads have become navigable waterways. I’m sure someone would’ve gone kayaking down it, and some hills would make some interesting whitewater rafting.
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Ida No almost 4 years ago
Squirrel boats. You know the Vikings had them. Deep down, you know.
sallyseckman almost 4 years ago
What happened to the color for the last panel?
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Wow! North squirrels off a viking to the rabbit lands in the west. Run rabbit! Run. (I liked that old song for some reason)
scyphi26 almost 4 years ago
In your neighborhood, that’s just about every day.
ChessPirate almost 4 years ago
“Ramming speed!”
Diat60 almost 4 years ago
If that’s “a bit too wet” what happens when it pours?
Holilubillkori Premium Member almost 4 years ago
40 days & 40 nights? ;^)
cuzinron47 almost 4 years ago
At least the rats aren’t leaving the sinking ship.
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 4 years ago
The animals are a bit too smart. Could those be fairies in disguise?
Grey Forest almost 4 years ago
It’s never too wet for a Lab
PuppyPapa almost 4 years ago
I LOVE this strip.
"Doon the Watter" on the Waverley almost 4 years ago
Twitchy-tailed Heathens is my new go to insult. :p
Dewsolo almost 4 years ago
Looks like a scene from the Redwall books.
cessnadriver almost 4 years ago
It’s been so stormy of late, several roads have become navigable waterways. I’m sure someone would’ve gone kayaking down it, and some hills would make some interesting whitewater rafting.