Cleats by Bill Hinds for October 14, 2008

  1. Sandboil
    sandboil  almost 16 years ago

    With all the brightly-colored casts available, why did Jack get a white cast?

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  2. Emerald
    margueritem  almost 16 years ago

    Good question, sandboil. Edith would drop ‘The Complete Works of Doestoevsky’ on her toe…

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    runar  almost 16 years ago

    “I had a speed-reading accident - I hit a bookmark”

    – Stephen Wright

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    swolf48110  almost 16 years ago

    Maybe he’s a”traditionalist”

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    Teresa Burritt (Frog Applause) creator almost 16 years ago

    Keep your fingers crossed, Edith. There’s always hope that a thick sports novel will plummet from the library shelf and inflict a sports literature-related injury.

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    Teresa Burritt (Frog Applause) creator almost 16 years ago

    Wait. Edith Tippit is active in sports. She fences and is a goalkeeper. A trip to the ER could still be in her future.

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  7. Bill toonsmall
    Bill Hinds creator almost 16 years ago

    Yes, a colorful cast would look more like a cast than a bandage. I don’t color the dailies, but the folks that do do a fine job. This broken arm topic was inspired, as many Cleats strips are, by a real event. My son’s cast was lime green. However, no one I know has dropped a large book on their toe.

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    runar  almost 16 years ago

    Maybe a Dick Francis novel.

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    snarkm  almost 16 years ago

    There is only one answer to your question sandboil, his cast is white so that soccer balls, drawn on it with a black sharpie will have the right color.

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    mrprongs  almost 16 years ago

    I’ve dropped a bunch of player’s guides on my toes. OUCH! Video games are indirectly dangerous.

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