This reminds me of the auto mechanic’s corollary to Murphy’s Law. Anything dropped while working on an engine will find itself in the exact geographical center under the car.
I don’t know why, but, when I drop something, and it is in a difficult to reach spot, I tend to quote Bill Murray, from “Ghost Busters… Mother pus bucket!”
My whole family does this. We apologize to any inanimate object we bump into (and we are not even Canadian), we talk to anything we are working on or with. I guess most people would say we are just talking to ourselves but it is usually directed AT something.
yoey1957 3 months ago
Actually, at my age whenever I drop something I’ll look at it long and hard wondering if I ever really need it again.
Grumpy Old Guy 3 months ago
Seems like whenever I drop something, it always rolls underneath the geometric center of the couch, bed, refrigerator, car…….
i_am_the_jam 3 months ago
I’ve never heard any one talk to dropped items.
Gent 3 months ago
Why do we drops, master wayne? So that we can learns how to picks it up.
zerotvus 3 months ago
That’s not quite the words I used to use…….
juicebruce 3 months ago
Been There … Done That ;-)
chris_o42 3 months ago
I usually say something like “Of course you did” when something falls and rolls under the something large.
Doug K 3 months ago
Oops! “Oh, Nuts!”
phritzg Premium Member 3 months ago
My first thought reading this comic was of a plugger talking to a cheeto he dropped.
ctolson 3 months ago
When I drop things, it seems like they fall into a Black Hole, especially important items.
William Robbins Premium Member 3 months ago
I sometimes talk to a bug i’m chasing, especially ones i dread catching.
DaBump Premium Member 3 months ago
As with any number of other inanimate objects, on all sorts of occasions.
wirepunchr 3 months ago
I usually say “Sit, Stay!”
awburcher 3 months ago
I think the original word balloon was, “Fine, stay there then!” but this is cool too.
cor_en_fa 3 months ago
This reminds me of the auto mechanic’s corollary to Murphy’s Law. Anything dropped while working on an engine will find itself in the exact geographical center under the car.
Zen-of-Zinfandel 3 months ago
Somewhat hissterical.
anomalous4 3 months ago
All the time…
oakie817 3 months ago
when i drop something i say ’that’s right where i wanted you’
FassEddie 3 months ago
I usually add the word bástard to the comment. Like it fell on purpose.
Especially if it rolls into the darkness. Any darkness is THE darkness anymore.
wildlandwaters 3 months ago
huh buoy… that means I’ve been a plugger since I was a little kid!
ragsarooni 3 months ago
Why yes,yes I do! And then I tell it to “please cooperate”…..
winamoe 3 months ago
I’m a cook in a restaurant. I talk to the food all the time: “Don’t stick! Don’t break! Get in there!”
ComicsBinger Premium Member 3 months ago
OK you made your choice you jumped on the floor and there you’ll stay. And I spent about a week walking around until I finally pick it up
Frer Squirrel 3 months ago
I talk to trees that I dropped into holes as acorns.
Strawberry King 3 months ago
Sometimes when I drop something and it keeps getting away from me, I say:
“You’re a slippery little demon, ain’t ya?”
tinstar 3 months ago
I don’t know why, but, when I drop something, and it is in a difficult to reach spot, I tend to quote Bill Murray, from “Ghost Busters… Mother pus bucket!”
contralto2b 3 months ago
My whole family does this. We apologize to any inanimate object we bump into (and we are not even Canadian), we talk to anything we are working on or with. I guess most people would say we are just talking to ourselves but it is usually directed AT something.