Frazz by Jef Mallett for November 08, 2012

Actually, questioning Thor might just get him ticked off at you.

Why should I be impressed by lightning? It’s just 10,000º plasma….

Sorry Mr. Mallet. I think you are the genius. I rode my bike 20 miles to work this morning.

What day is it? Oh, yeah… happy Thor’sday, everybody!

That’s what I say to people afraid of it!

Caulfield is the Minister of Silly Everything.

As a disiple of Loki I feel you should allways question Thor.

LOL! Probably!

Mine was this: someone had written “Jesus Saves” on a wall. Underneath it someone else wrote ’And Esposito slaps it in for the score!"

another example of a graffiti assist: Jesus Saves!Moses invests.

I don’t know that I understand how an imperative to “Question Thor” leads to Caulfield asking “Why should i be impressed by thunder?” (and yes, I get that Thor is the god of thunder) Maybe if Caulfield was directing his question directly to Thor, instead of Frazz, that might make sense, but as it is, I think this is a tenuous gag.

Like bomb blasts in combat. " If you can hear it, it’s not for you."

Light travels faster than sound, so the closer together the lightning is to the thunder, the neared the danger.

The god of Thunder went to rideUpon a fine white filly.“I’m Thor!” he cried.His horse replied,“You forgot your thaddle, thilly.”

Debbie Jordan: From that bolt, yes; from subsequent ones?

And while we’re at it:Jesus saves! The rest of the party takes full damage.

Jesus saves sinners and redeems them for valuable prizes.