Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for October 13, 2013

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    jackhs  over 10 years ago

    Who needs Jane when you got Tantor. Let me rephrase that…

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    jennifer  over 10 years ago

    Hmmm … that clown actually believed 2 inches of “special” glass would keep a 7-ton elephant out. Just don’t trip over Tarzan, Tantor.

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    Sisyphos  over 10 years ago

    Vando, vando, Tantor! Kreegah! Tantor bundolo! Tarzan bundolo! Jane bundolo! Waziri bundolo!It’s all over, van Dorn. Scaggs, you’re history (and barely a footnote, at that).

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    Polsixe  over 10 years ago

    Tantor is able to undo the restraints with his trunk!! Laminated safety glass to UL standard would not shatter, it should break like a car windshield.

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  over 10 years ago

    If Tantor can unlock the straps with his trunk, he should also be able to use his trunk to grab Skaggs pistol and shoot the place up with it. GO TANTOR!!!

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  over 10 years ago

    Hey, there’s only one way for Skaggs to stop a charging Tantor. Take away his credit card!

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    ossiningaling  over 10 years ago

    I was just reading one of John Carter’s adventures and while on a mission he referred to himself as “Vandor.” Coincidence?

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    bmckee  over 10 years ago

    Three rules to live by:1. never name a warship “Invincible”2. never say that a ship is “unsinkable”3. never say that an obstacle – wall, glass window etc. – is “impenetrable”.

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    profkatz  over 10 years ago

    Jane’s going to be late for the “party”, Tantor and Taran willhave everything under control by the time she arrives! :)> HelpSaveOurElephantsAGowa!!

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    prasrinivara  over 10 years ago

    It seems that Van Dorn failed to research about use of elephants in war — as 6-tonne Asian elephants were able to smash the gates of Vatapi (modern Badami) in 642 AD; those gates were made with 18" thick boards, and reinforced with 3" thick steel (with foot-long spikes on the outer-side as an added deterrent). Admittedly it took several elephants to do this, but you can see that 2" of glass is puny compared to those gates — especially when you’re dealing with a larger (7-tonne) African elephant!

    (correction to my earlier post)

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