Frazz by Jef Mallett for March 25, 2015
Transcript:
Caulfield: You know how in November, you're always wondering if you've missed the last best day for a bike ride? In March, I wonder if I've missed the last bet day to watch grown-ups slip on the ice. Frazz: That's just a little wrong. Caulfield: Are you kidding? I win either way!
LeoAutodidact over 9 years ago
Now, now, it’s not like he’s MAKING them slip and fall.
If he just HAPPENS to be there, and derives pleasure from watching, what’s the harm?
Varnes over 9 years ago
People slipping on a banana peal is funny……Except to the person that slips on the banana peal…..
Caldonia over 9 years ago
I’m thinking this kid would rather watch the accidents, if he had to choose. I’m also thinking Frazz would ride his bike on a terrible day just so he could boast about it.
GoodGollieMizMollie over 9 years ago
A little schadenfreude goes a long way.
DutchUncle over 9 years ago
I wouldn’t go so far as to ascribe “pleasure” from watching people slip and fall; I’d go with “entertainment”
LeoAutodidact over 9 years ago
Goes back to the old truism that “One Horse can run faster than another.” We’ve just replaced the Horses with Cars, but the adrenaline-inducing uncertainty remains.
hippogriff over 9 years ago
Ewal Doh: Knowledgeable racing fans go to see skilled drivers and subtle racing strategy. The crowds go to see a wreck.