Frazz by Jef Mallett for October 29, 2016
Transcript:
Mr. Burke: Are you shivering? Frazz: I swam this morning. Mr. Burke: In the lake again? Frazz: Well, yeah. This is a key month for building cold-water tolerance. Mr. Burke: That tremor you didn't feel was the world remaining on its axis. Mrs. Olsen: Frazz must still be doing something weird.
alviebird about 8 years ago
That boy ain’t right.
Lyons Group, Inc. about 8 years ago
Not cold down here in the south, it’s still warm. Worse yet, we have a drought.
Nuliajuk about 8 years ago
I met a woman who swam the English channel a few years ago, and she was coached by 42-time channel swimmer Alison Streeter. The first thing Ali had her do was put on weight. Subcutaneous fat protects cold water swimmers from hypothermia. Frazz is just too skinny to be a cold water swimmer, and wetsuits only go so far for keeping a person warm.
mauser7 about 8 years ago
HOT Shower, hard rubdown with a big thick towel, and layering with more then the t-shirt and coveralls. You have to have some long sleeved light to mid weight undergear to wear living up there.
57-Don about 8 years ago
My 92 year old Mom was an open-water swimmer (lakes and flooded quarries) until she was in her early 80’s. She did this in southern Wisconsin and would usually start in early April and try to continue until late October. Although i was a competitive swimmer this was never something I felt compelled to do but just because I didn’t take part doesn’t mean that nobody else should – to each their own.
Scoonz about 8 years ago
And again BigPuma doesn’t see the little joke there or even try to. Salud to Darwinskeeper for trying to get through but it’s an impossible task so don’t expect much. But he was right in that your reply was excellent in my far-from-humble opinion.
Varnes about 8 years ago
Bob, are there any lakes in FL that you can swim in?
DKHenderson 10 days ago
I like the notion that the world would go askew if Frazz acted normal.