If kinds would’ve known about Lego blocks for building forts, they’d never have had to worry about people storming their castles! Stepping on those little fellows would stop any invaders in their tracks!
I agree, nice analogy, but I have to admit I am often torn between awe of the undisturbed tranquility, and a wild urge to dive in and make a snow angel, or peanut butter angel.
danketaz Premium Member about 3 years ago
Sure, why not?
Ida No about 3 years ago
Log-os, the breakfast of champions!
ralphkramden about 3 years ago
Nice analogy!
Doctor Toon about 3 years ago
There’s a public park a little less than a mile from where I live
Some mornings after a snowfall I’ve walked over just to see it like this
FuriosoTheDog about 3 years ago
I feeel you Kevin:)
Ellis97 about 3 years ago
You will need six tubs of legos to make a wall.
Potamus about 3 years ago
Dive in. There will always be another jar.
Cedar the squirrel about 3 years ago
Wait, why didn’t it show their foot-prints in panel 3? Did the snow cover it up that fast?
WCraft Premium Member about 3 years ago
If kinds would’ve known about Lego blocks for building forts, they’d never have had to worry about people storming their castles! Stepping on those little fellows would stop any invaders in their tracks!
6turtle9 about 3 years ago
I agree, nice analogy, but I have to admit I am often torn between awe of the undisturbed tranquility, and a wild urge to dive in and make a snow angel, or peanut butter angel.
parkerinthehouse about 3 years ago
such a perfect toon
Julian Dieter over 2 years ago
LOG-O LOOOOOOOL
a_biological_girl 2 months ago
This seems like a reference to calvin and hobbes, when they’re describing the snow