I have observed the sun set into the Gulf of Mexico. You can hear a sizzling sound as it touches the water. I have also seen it rise from the Atlantic ocean. But it puzzles me how it can rise fully lit from the water, without having to take time to dry off.
pschearer Premium Member about 5 years ago
Does Neil deGrasse Tyson know about this?
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 5 years ago
More proof that the world is flat.
jbrobo Premium Member about 5 years ago
He should have gone at night
Nuliajuk about 5 years ago
Sunset would be a terrible time to start a journey on horseback. Wouldn’t it make more sense to get a good night’s sleep and start at dawn?
Zebrastripes about 5 years ago
He always thought he was hot stuff to begin with…
Jeffin Premium Member about 5 years ago
There goes ’ol Smokey.
flemmingo about 5 years ago
Slim is one of my favorite names for guys I know. “ Hey slim how you doing?”
otforever about 5 years ago
He didn’t read the warning. “Objects In This Comic Strip Are Closer Than They Appear.”
Huckleberry Hiroshima about 5 years ago
Thanks for reminding us of “smack dab,” Bill.
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 5 years ago
Finally found his place in the sun.
Radish... about 5 years ago
On top of old smokey…
COL Crash about 5 years ago
That had to hurt.
retpost about 5 years ago
It`s a fake sun. Look at the shadows of the horses.
whawn about 5 years ago
It’s desert. Night travel to keep you alive.
Stephen Gilberg about 5 years ago
“The Far Side” had a very similar gag.
Tkdgator about 5 years ago
I have observed the sun set into the Gulf of Mexico. You can hear a sizzling sound as it touches the water. I have also seen it rise from the Atlantic ocean. But it puzzles me how it can rise fully lit from the water, without having to take time to dry off.