When I was a kid, we’d make trips from Houston, Texas to North Arkansas and I remember my dad patching flats on the side of the rode several times per trip. Thought nothing of it. It was expected back then.
In the 70s, I lived on the top floor of a building on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River. The Goodyear blimp would fly up and down the river on sighseeing trips and turn around right in front of my apartment. I could see their faces. We’d wave to them from the balcony.
EstrelitaH about 11 years ago
Has to be 20s or 30s if what he saw when he looked up was a balloon.
Frogman_tg about 11 years ago
I love the fan on the back for propulsion. roflololol
derry1 about 11 years ago
The Return of the Jeffi!
Thomas Scott Roberts creator about 11 years ago
People were whining when the 21st century began that they didn’t have their flying cars yet. Who knew that Jeff already had it down?
ComicRelief about 11 years ago
@EstrelitaJeff is using helium not hydrogen so likely post Hindenberg.
Buzza Wuzza about 11 years ago
if only we could
coolhand000 about 11 years ago
Get a life, you guys, it’s only a comic strip . . .
brklnbern about 11 years ago
Must have been the GOODYEAR blimp. And imagine trying to patch a tire on the road, even a bike tire.
Number Three about 11 years ago
Wheeeeeeeeee!
Love today’s strip.
xxx
Tsali-Queyi about 11 years ago
When I was a kid, we’d make trips from Houston, Texas to North Arkansas and I remember my dad patching flats on the side of the rode several times per trip. Thought nothing of it. It was expected back then.
Cuester about 11 years ago
In the 70s, I lived on the top floor of a building on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River. The Goodyear blimp would fly up and down the river on sighseeing trips and turn around right in front of my apartment. I could see their faces. We’d wave to them from the balcony.