Greetings, fellow Ripsters! Please note I have full use of my keyboard tonight through the simple expedient of moving it directly under my hand on a rolling table. (I’m still using my left hand mostly for the shift key, but it’s SO much better than when it was paralyzed – not merely deadened — by the nerve block. Pain I can deal with.) And my heartfelt THANKS! to jokester emeritus Steve Silver for both his accolades AND for keeping up the tradition of the O.F.W.T.J. Society.
Anyhow, that’s enough preamble. I started on a theme, and on a theme I shall continue. Even if you’ve heard it before, you can’t stop me anyway, so here goes…
Two men are out hiking when one of them encounters a rattlesnake, which bites him on the foot. (Told you there was a theme…) His buddy makes sure he’s comfortable; then high-tails it to the doctor’s office to ask what he should do.
“You have to suck the poison out,” says the physician. So the guy goes back to his friend on the trail.
eromlig about 3 years ago
Greetings, fellow Ripsters! Please note I have full use of my keyboard tonight through the simple expedient of moving it directly under my hand on a rolling table. (I’m still using my left hand mostly for the shift key, but it’s SO much better than when it was paralyzed – not merely deadened — by the nerve block. Pain I can deal with.) And my heartfelt THANKS! to jokester emeritus Steve Silver for both his accolades AND for keeping up the tradition of the O.F.W.T.J. Society.
Anyhow, that’s enough preamble. I started on a theme, and on a theme I shall continue. Even if you’ve heard it before, you can’t stop me anyway, so here goes…
Two men are out hiking when one of them encounters a rattlesnake, which bites him on the foot. (Told you there was a theme…) His buddy makes sure he’s comfortable; then high-tails it to the doctor’s office to ask what he should do.
“You have to suck the poison out,” says the physician. So the guy goes back to his friend on the trail.
“What did the doctor say?” the friend asks.
“The doctor said you’re gonna die.”
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
what an interesting badger
Caldonia about 3 years ago
We’ve got a bunch of sassy animals in this one. They go wherever they want, they trick everyone, they’re incorrigible.
Bilan about 3 years ago
We’ve gone from mice in the White House to rats in the Senate.
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 3 years ago
And now it’s more common for U.S. Presidents to care for rats in the White House.
Take care, may fiction writer and publisher William Randolph Hearstord be with you, and gesundheit.
Grumpy Old Guy about 3 years ago
The “El Chapo” of the badger world……
FassEddie about 3 years ago
So, Badger gets caught at the munitions depot, eh?
That means that Toad escaped before the guards arrived!
If they’d had detonated their charges it’d given new scale to “Wind in the Willows!”
comixbomix about 3 years ago
They’re sorta playing the old “shell game”.
ncorgbl about 3 years ago
Johnson fed the mice with what was left of Andrew Jackson’s cheese wheel.
The sequel to ‘Day of the Jackal’ ‘Night of the badger’, will be in theaters in time for Christmas.
The Easter bunny is fooled thinking it’s chocolate.
RSrider12345 about 3 years ago
I don’t like the new artist’s style. It’s just very displeasing to my eyes.
Stephen Gilberg about 3 years ago
That’s the nicest thing I ever learned about Andrew Johnson.
WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago
Forgot about him being impeached. Nancy Pelosi was around back then?
spaced man spliff about 3 years ago
If it’s British, then it’s the Ministry of Defence.
wsedrel Premium Member about 3 years ago
…notice A. Johnson’s mice were al white? Not a coincidence, perhaps…
PuppyPapa about 3 years ago
Damn commie badgers.
pbr50138 about 3 years ago
At least President Johnson was doing something kind of, sort of useful.