Overboard by Chip Dunham for January 20, 2025

That mean they just get nekkid?

Would eighteen miles be nautical miles or statute miles?

Wanna be pirates want to know.

The word is Dutch in origin…

Noun

nood (plural noden, diminutive noodje)

1. emergency, crisis, distress (often used in compounds) … 2. need

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♪♫ Don’t you worry

It’s gonna be alright

‘Cause I’m always ready

I won’t let you out of my sight ♪♫

Good morning, crew!

If only they had a ship.

What is a “nood” beach?

Nood also refers to a type of boat race… Would be appropriate in a nautical strip!

Ooooops!

This one has been used

Before my daughter went on a school trip to Spain they had an orientation session for the kids and parents. With regard to nude beaches, if you are thinking about it, don’t. There are parts of you that have never been exposed to the sun and in short order we will know about it and you will be in pain the rest of the trip. Also, if you are thinking this would be exciting, picture yourself being surrounded with people your grandparent’s age.

Nude beaches are not full of people who look good nude.

good morning everyone! and a special Good morning to Dry and Shikamoo! When they get here.

nood m or f (plural noden, diminutive noodje n ) emergency, crisis, distress (often used in compounds) need.

Good morning Crew!

So, the US invasion of Canada, is starting at Hanlan’s Point, Toronto?