Monty by Jim Meddick for August 29, 2014
August 28, 2014
August 30, 2014
Transcript:
No need t' pack gorp or granola bars went hiking! Not when you're familiar with all the many indigenous edible plant varieties! Ah. Take this plant here... This is what Native Americans called Akasisewa root... Not only is it delicious, but it can also be used to treat eye infections after the waterproof canoes... Yummm... Weird... That Akasissewa root looks a lot like the diagram of poison ivy in the guidebook. That might explain why my mouth, esophagus and stomach lining are suddenly itchy.
donwalter about 10 years ago
Monty…what goes in, has to come out as well…
Thinking May Help Premium Member about 10 years ago
Hmm, the part “root” in “Akasissewa root” might suggest to eat the root, like with potatoes ;-)
tedunn5453 about 10 years ago
“Leaves of three, let it be!” was the warning in the boy scout handbook. You know, back when it was carved in stone :)
nosirrom about 10 years ago
Here’s on example.
puddlesplatt about 10 years ago
will the other end itch…need to know!
catree about 10 years ago
please email all
Sisyphos about 10 years ago
Geez! Monty may survive! I guess he’s not as unlucky and dumb as he seems….
yangeldf about 10 years ago
if you ATE poison Ivy you’d have far worse problems than an itchy throat…
boldyuma about 10 years ago
Googling “Gorp” right this minute..
Mat3 about 10 years ago
Reminds me of a Married..With Children episode in which the guys are out camping with boy scouts and Steve is playing a game that has him blindfolded and chewing a plant trying to guess what the plant is. After failing to guess, the boy scouts tell him it’s poison ivy.
Michelle Morris about 10 years ago
What’s a camping trip arc without some poison ivy?
Katla858 about 10 years ago
soo glad that doesnt exist here. Only remotely similar is the nettle, anfd that you know RIGHT AWAY if you touch it. On the other hand is nettle soup supposed to be really good, but I havent tried it.