Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for June 13, 2012
June 12, 2012
June 14, 2012
Transcript:
RJ: We're off to the future to get a flying car. verne: Right, guys..good luck with that. slam! RJ: We're back. verne: you just left. RJ: The future's dullsville...no flying cars...no flying flies... mouse: post nuclear apocalyptic wasteland. hammy: and it smelled like old band aids. verne: how far in the future did you go? mouse: Eleventy seven giga gobbillion years. hammy: Or next wednesday. RJ: the manual's in korean.
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aardvarkseyes over 12 years ago
Who reads the manual anyway?
cabalonrye over 12 years ago
The women when the men are not looking.
Chithing Premium Member over 12 years ago
Hey, I always read the manual…right after I’m done with the assembly, and wondering what all the leftover bits are for.
Nebulous Premium Member over 12 years ago
I always read the manual.And point out all the errors.
PoodleGroomer over 12 years ago
The sections in Russian and Arabic didn’t translate correctly.
PShaw0423 over 12 years ago
Fortune cookies can be like that, too. About forty years ago, I got one that read, “YOU ARE DOOMED TO BE HAPPY IN WEDLOCK.” And darned if it wasn’t right! :)
Potrzebie over 12 years ago
Is that NORTH Korean or SOUTH Korean?
Saucy1121 Premium Member over 12 years ago
When all else fails….read the instructions.
A.Ficionada over 12 years ago
I read the manual when I put stuff together, though I realize that may make me seem boring. I find have less leftover metal bits and more free time.
mistercatworks over 12 years ago
With a cardboard time machine, you don’t get an absolute chronometer. I am sure that the manual did include an electromagnetic interference warning in ten languages.
the burser over 12 years ago
get one that goes “wooooiiirrn woooiiirn wooiirn……thud”