Tuesday, April 21, 2020

Heh


Courtesy of a link from Tamara, I came across this tweet and response:




Oh, well . . . what can I do in response but post this?








Peter

7 comments:

  1. One of the utter and complete failures of my childhood education was learning, me when I was an adult, that coyotes are faster on the ground than road-runners.

    What next? Sugared cereals aren't actually good for you?

    The "Sound of Music" is mostly humbug and imagination?

    I...

    I...

    I just can't take any more of my dreams being shattered... (walks off-screen, crying silently to himself...)

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  2. This reminds me of videos I've seen lately, involving ships and cranes.

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  3. My entire childhood was shattered when I discovered that a coyote
    is faster than a roadrunner, and that roadrunners can fly!

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  4. Physics was really tough for me in high school as I had learned most of what I knew from watching Roadrunner.

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  5. And don't forget The Family Guy's take on it:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQhOcDFbflQ

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  6. Looking at it from a purely academic and thus sociological point of view it is clear that the road runner is a coyote sexploiter and must be abused socially for maximum degradation and shit like that....because he is really a white tool of the ACME corp.

    Work with me, I'm building creds to get a job as university dean of undergraduate life.

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  7. Sad. We have a few RRs in the neighborhood. A couple years ago we started seeing a hen with a couple of chicks on our dawn walks. We became fond of them because we would see them nearly every morning. Then one day I came upon one of the chicks run over in the street. Sad :(:(. Hate to see it because they are pretty scarce already, and the loss of even one diminishes.

    They are fascinating to watch as they hunt in the backyard.

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