The Buckets by Greg Cravens for March 12, 2023

Reminds me of Hot Wheels track. My son had it all over the place.

Doomed by cold weather and uphill sections.

Maybe Eddie can be the guy who designs the first one.

The fashion industry might have a fun time adapting

Adults should not use slip-and-slides, they weren’t designed for fully grown people. There have been neck injuries resulting in paralysis: https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/1993/WHAM-O-Backyard-Water-Slides-Are-Dangerous-For-Adults-And-Teenagers

not of plastic sheets and sprinklers, but lots of them out of freezing temperatures and rain. they are called WINTER freeways and sidewalks. we get them several times a year where I live.

I’m still waiting for the flying cars promised by Disney Tomorrowland.

there is a double spiral bridge on the gulf coast in Sargent Texas. I call it the Hotwheels track. They just need to paint it orange. And no, there is no over head loop.

Sounds good to me…..

whoa, a natural optimist.

I thought that this was leading into a Simon & Garfunkel joke.

The Roads Must Slide????

I hope this kid never experiences hydroplaning on the highway during a rainstorm. It’s terrifying.

How about a 360 spin on the interstate on ice. I came out of the spin, still on the road, and pointed in the right direction. I continued on my way, but don’t ever want to do that again.

And by the way, I found Waldo.

As a kid, once upon a long time ago, slip and slides were not great on lumpy lawns either.