Mutt & Jeff by Bud Fisher for February 07, 2011

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    Colt9033  over 13 years ago

    I guess there some logic behind that. Not lot, but some.

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    Simon_Jester  over 13 years ago

    The next thing he says is, ( Gurgle….blub! )

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    beenthere41  over 13 years ago

    If you had seen Mythbusters a few years ago, you would know that they proved this theory to be wrong. The truck weighs the same whether the birds are flying or not.

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    pbuckland Premium Member over 13 years ago

    If the bridge collapses and they are all killed and nobody is there to see it or hear it will it still make a splash or a noise?

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    Valis616  over 13 years ago

    Mythbusters is a load of unscientific tripe. Someone should bust Mythbusters :P

    Also, chickens can’t fly…

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    RockHouse  over 13 years ago

    Chickens can fly, at least enough to roost overnight in low tree branches, away from predators. I grew up on a farm.

    The interior mass of the truck doesn’t change because the birds are in flight. Think about it. If they are in flight, their resting weight is replaced by the downward air pressure required to keep them aloft.

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    fastvega  over 13 years ago

    Rock, that makes sense. Never thought of that. I do know chickens can fly, we had a couple several years ago, before the coyotes got ‘em, and they would roost pretty high up.

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    Sherlock Watson  over 13 years ago

    Two odd things about this strip:

    (1) How can a truck that size possible weigh five tons?

    (2) How can two tons of chickens fit inside that little truck without being crushed first?

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    SaunaBeach  over 13 years ago

    Is there anything about Colonel Sanders in this cartoon?

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    tuslog64  over 13 years ago

    This strip laid an egg. We used to raise chickens, but it just can’t be done at home anymore - Too many hawks (now protected), coyotes and other varmints unless their area is entirely fenced - including overhead. Free ranging no longer works. Also, they are going to stuff that many chickens into an ENCLOSED space - no ventilation?

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    TheAuldWan  over 13 years ago

    The gem predates computers, as all Mutt & Jeffs do….

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    Tsali-Queyi  over 13 years ago

    Valis616, Rockhouse is right on both counts. And I love Myth Busters although I do know of some mistakes they have made such as testing the flight of atlatls. They used a broom sized spear. Atlatl throwing is one of my hobbies and the spear must be no larger than 5/8” diameter. I have always lived on a farm and exturk is pretty close to being right. It gets harder all the time to keep chickens free grazing because of the preditors. I lost all my turkeys last year in one night and they were in a cage. We figured it was a snake because the mesh size was a heavy 1 x 2 inches.

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