Dark Side of the Horse by Samson for February 19, 2022

I thought that Horace was a master of Judon’t, and that he’d run away from the bricks.

If the objective was to break the bricks, he succeeded.

That’s one way of doing it.

Of course horsies is known for kicking with hind legs than front ones.

Thus Horace invents the “shortcut” move…!

Horace, neigh-ver do the high kick…..

Well, that’s thinking outside the box.

Whatever works

In combat the goal is to inflict damage while taking no harm personally

Just another brick on the floor.

I know exactly how those bricks feel in the last panel.

karate tripped board! :D

The Self-Cheating Side of the Horse

Alternative methods abound for all sorts of things.

Is this new or a rerun?

In the game of golf, that is known as a “foot wedge”.

I see he is using the traditional easy-crumble bricks that are used for this trick.

Work smarter, not harder.