Frazz by Jef Mallett for January 16, 2025

Hilarious and Amazing logic?

My running club’s motto: just because it’s a bad idea, doesn’t mean you won’t have fun!

That which does not kill you, might kill Caulfield.

Just looked at this up. I didn’t know it was a thing.

One at a time. So the other one can call the ambulance.

And don’t forget the grandeur of Action Park in New Jersey (or as the locals knew it, Class Action Park).

They reopened that slide and Nerfed it! Pffft, babies!

I love the thought on mistakes – they are there to be learned from.

There is no such things as stupid questions, but there are stupid ideas… here, hold my beer and watch…

I bet it was a chore lugging those three 5 gallon pails of water up that slippery slope. . .at 8.3 lb/gallon, that’s a 125lbs in total. I do find it curious, though, as to why he’s doing this? I was born and raised in Michigan and as a kid I went sledding several times after a good snow fall. I don’t ever recall anyone pouring water on the hill before heading down the slope. There was no need to…the snow provided plenty of slip and slide. Perhaps toboggin runs had water poured down their trails as there were specific trails created for them as opposed to the general chaotic mayhem of a hill with a bunch of youngsters heading down the hill every which way.

One of my pet peeves. The over (and incorrect) usage of the term “airborne”. Most often seen in news articles about cars and whatnot. They are not airborne. Airborne means being held aloft by the air, such as in birds and airplanes. Objects like cars and sleds arcing through the air are ballistic. Huge difference. Just me. I’m that way. Sorry.

Perhaps no luge runs where they live?