I lost a bunch of rockets in the 60’s also, because I quickly realized it was wise NOT to put my name and phone number in the rocket. Some did not appreciate things dropping into their yard. and then there was the time the rocket came down in flames, in a very dry patch of weeds(we got the fire out).
Doing this today would likely garner a visit from a variety of local “officials”; not to mention the NSA, who could consider it a threat to their drones!
comicgos almost 10 years ago
ORMouseworks almost 10 years ago
Gotta get Mapquest, Red! ;)
Catfeet Premium Member almost 10 years ago
Fetch, Rover!
zman111666 almost 10 years ago
I sneezed a sneeze into the airand it landed I know not wherebut hard and cold were the looks of thosein who’s vicinity I had snoze
Lyons Group, Inc. almost 10 years ago
Keep in mind (always) that this comic is set in the carefree, fun-loving 1960’s. There were no GPS chips or Mapquest in that era.
jmkm49 almost 10 years ago
I shot many rockets in the air during the carefree, fun-loving 1960’s. I never found any of them.
NCTom Premium Member almost 10 years ago
I lost a bunch of rockets in the 60’s also, because I quickly realized it was wise NOT to put my name and phone number in the rocket. Some did not appreciate things dropping into their yard. and then there was the time the rocket came down in flames, in a very dry patch of weeds(we got the fire out).
neverenoughgold almost 10 years ago
Doing this today would likely garner a visit from a variety of local “officials”; not to mention the NSA, who could consider it a threat to their drones!
tjhooker almost 10 years ago
this is the only strip in my local paper that showed respect for Memorial Day. I will read this till i die