Tarzan by Edgar Rice Burroughs for January 27, 2020

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    meg_grif  almost 5 years ago

    Well, looks like Tarzan drew Kraka’s aggro.

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    Gent  almost 5 years ago

    Well, so long, jungle hero. Hope your monkeys can swim underwater to come and rescue you.

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    Thorby  almost 5 years ago

    In P2, THERE’S that sharp beak!

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    Polsixe  almost 5 years ago

    Jim had a life changing moment and promised he would never do anything criminal again.

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    Out of the Past  almost 5 years ago

    The eyes of the octopus have always looked sentient; thinking I went to college for this?

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    Old Comic Strip Lover  almost 5 years ago

    We know Tarzan will take care of Kraka. The real question is who is on the boat waiting for Cross?

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    jtt  almost 5 years ago

    Later, at home with Jane: “Aw, come on honey, calamari again?”

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    Ray_C  almost 5 years ago

    Did Tarzan ever manage to come up for air? I can’t remember that far back.

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    sharpie1952  almost 5 years ago

    The Word for today is… Paroxygm

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    profkatz  almost 5 years ago

    Bring on the sharks and crocodiles…. Cross will never reach his boat!

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    anomaly  almost 5 years ago

    Swimming with flailing arms? Bad technique. I give him a 2.0.

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    jergideon  almost 5 years ago

    Oh come on, I can only suspend disbelief so far. The average person can only hold his or her breath for two minutes or so. Trained athletes and special ops can go three minutes maybe a bit more. While there are a few who may go more, to include some incredible world records, I doubt if Jim had that skill.

    Tarzan may have a huge capacity, three maybe four minutes. But by my count, even they both had the presence of mind to take a huge gulp of air before entering the water, between the demands of the muscle for oxygen during the struggle and at least five to seven minutes under water, neither would be going to the surface. Sigh.

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    Out of the Past  almost 5 years ago

    There is that. And how about the octopus? He had sense enough to know there were two attackers, that one was knifing him, and the strategic ability and will to release the correct one. A trained dog probably wouldn’t be that smart, they just stupidly hang on. I’m starting to think this is not a true story.

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