If it really rained forty days and nights how did Noah keep water from flooding the ark by coming in through the giraffe hole? By having chimps bailing it out?
Follow the ark of this story, we shouldn’t be surprised by the flood of complaints by a bunch of animals, who are using this boat as their private zoo.
Makes me recall my favorite Monty Python line. Two fellows endlessly adrift in a lifeboat at sea. First man laments “Oh, how long is it?” Second man pertly replies “Well that’s a very personal question!!”
Then the non-human animals voted to eat the humans. Rain stopped. Future climate changes due to human activity averted. The happy end for plants and non-human animals.
Baslim the Beggar Premium Member about 5 years ago
Oh, Absolutely Brilliant, Mr. Miller!
mr_sherman Premium Member about 5 years ago
Mutiny time?
sergioandrade Premium Member about 5 years ago
Was it suppose to be a three hour tour?
sirbadger about 5 years ago
Rain will wash his hairspray out and then we’ll find out what his head really looks like.
hangedman about 5 years ago
This is a great Wiley!
feverjr Premium Member about 5 years ago
Gilgamesh, the original Great Flood story, should have been copyrighted…
moosemin about 5 years ago
Do I see a couple of Republicans in the crowd, AGREEING that Man is to blame for climate change?
Watcher about 5 years ago
I hope there are plenty of trees inside the ark to absorb all the CO2 from the animals.
keenanthelibrarian about 5 years ago
I have to agree there
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member about 5 years ago
Wow, I hate that argument. I didn’t do it, but I am the blame. Phooey!
Say What? Premium Member about 5 years ago
The complaints were flooding in.
Lantern Premium Member about 5 years ago
Uh oh, the carnivores are getting hungry again!
the lost wizard about 5 years ago
It’s gonna take a little longer than 40 days to explain this one away.
crobinson019 about 5 years ago
Biblically, the flood of Noah WAS because of humans
Znox11 about 5 years ago
Little know Bible factoid:
All animals came in twos, except for gazelles, they started out with about 1000 of them but there were only two left at the end of the trip.
kahunaburger about 5 years ago
Gotta watch out for the giraffes…they’re sneaky!!!
ptnjbrown about 5 years ago
To quote a favorite bit from Bill Cosby:
“Have you looked in the bottom of that ark?Who’s gonna clean up that mess down there!?”
PrairieDog37 about 5 years ago
If it really rained forty days and nights how did Noah keep water from flooding the ark by coming in through the giraffe hole? By having chimps bailing it out?
micromos about 5 years ago
They should make a TV series about life before, on the arc and after.
El Cobbo Grande about 5 years ago
I thought that was “ Gifildafish “
Radish the wordsmith about 5 years ago
So stop using fossil fuels.
dragonbite about 5 years ago
Wow, that’s pretty … accurate!Sad.
Linguist about 5 years ago
Follow the ark of this story, we shouldn’t be surprised by the flood of complaints by a bunch of animals, who are using this boat as their private zoo.
Godfreydaniel about 5 years ago
I wonder why you never see a mashup of two of the most common cliche’s in cartoons: the Noah’s Ark and the desert island…….
sandpiper about 5 years ago
The biggest problem on the Ark was finding land. The second biggest problem was: who’s turn is it to change the newspapers?
walstib Premium Member about 5 years ago
Makes me recall my favorite Monty Python line. Two fellows endlessly adrift in a lifeboat at sea. First man laments “Oh, how long is it?” Second man pertly replies “Well that’s a very personal question!!”
kahunaburger about 5 years ago
How many different species are in the strip?
Ka`ōnōhi`ula`okahōkūmiomio`ehiku Premium Member about 5 years ago
This time, remember to take the unicorns!
bakana about 5 years ago
Yet more proof that God can be a Real Dick:
He was mad at Humans and he Drowned all those Animals which never did anything wrong.
einarbt about 5 years ago
Then the non-human animals voted to eat the humans. Rain stopped. Future climate changes due to human activity averted. The happy end for plants and non-human animals.
robnvon Premium Member about 5 years ago
“Same as it ever was.” Talking Heads
James Lindley Premium Member about 5 years ago
Well it is correct.
IDFP about 5 years ago
Very funny!!
Daniel Pinkel Premium Member about 5 years ago
Stunning