B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for November 16, 2011

@Dogsniff, I didn’t know you are British. I heard some Americans pronounce it Jag – war.

The deer is definitely smarter.

Yep, they’re hopless because they’re not rabbits And they’re also hopeless as hunters. Call 1-800-I’M-HUNGRY for pizza delivery!

And thus the origin of “ankle biters” is solved.

The best way to learn to pronounce Jaguar is to watch the brilliant series Top Gear on BBC.

At least they have spears today!

Caatchin’ har nuckles.

Spanish spelling of an Indian word, it’s anyone’s guess how it should sound. Hahwarr? Wish them Brits’d speak English.

I musta missed something. I thought jugular, not jag-u-r. But I’m old and I miss things.

I think they needed to evolve some more and learn to throw those spears, then use bow and arrows, and lastly, rifles. (Oh, that was a joke. I don’t believe in evolution, just creation from the Great Spirit,)

@ChukLitl: In Spanish, the pronunciation of “jaguar” would be “ha-GWAR”. Catchy, ain’t it?.@fireboy28 cfde16: Yup—I’d say they’re referring to the jugular vein in the neck, rather than a jaguar. You never know, though.

yes they do the E type came with stripes& the XJS

And the kicker is… they’re even looking the wrong way!

the quickest, safest way for these two shinning examples of the alpha male providing the protien for the clan is for both of them to tell the Fat Broad that stag called her fat. And other not nice things. .Fully dressed stag will be waiting for them when they get home.

No it had leather & growled