Wizard of Id by Parker and Hart for August 04, 2019

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    jagedlo  over 5 years ago

    Eight weeks at sea and you couldn’t adjust, Rodney?

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    David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace  over 5 years ago

    From sea legs to shore legs and weak stomach for each.

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    Martin Booda  over 5 years ago

    Not funny! Used to happen to me after two months aboard working.

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    Zykoic  over 5 years ago

    Labyrinthitis. After boat rides, airplane rides and space rides.

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    Nuclear Nemesis  about 5 years ago

    Admiral Lord Nelson suffered from seasickness. In an 1804 letter he wrote: “I am ill every time it blows hard and nothing but my enthusiastic love for the profession keeps me one hour at sea.”

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    Skeptical Meg  about 5 years ago

    Whenever o’er the sea I sail / Going down and going up / You’ll always find me at the rail / Getting sick and throwing up.

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    sandpiper  about 5 years ago

    Shipboard passenger to a passenger at the rail. “Hi, nice day for traveling. Where you headed?” 2nd passenger, “u-u-u-r-r-r-o-p-p-p”

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    AlanM  about 5 years ago

    I and my first daughter’s God father got back from a couple of weeks of rolling around on a Navy destroyer. We were standing side by side talking to our wives who were sitting down when my wife ordered us to sit down because they were getting seasick watching us rocking side to side like wheat in a wind.

    Sea legs can suck when you get on solid land.

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    Zebrastripes  about 5 years ago

    Rodney forgot his patches….

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    Yontrop  about 5 years ago

    Real sailors don’t wear armor.

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    Bob.  about 5 years ago

    On a troopship coming back from Japan in 1953, we hit a storm. Lots of seasick soldiers, but nice short chow lines for a few days.

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    Display  about 5 years ago

    Try navigating/co-driving in a rally for the first time.

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    anomalous4  about 5 years ago

    Poor Rodney…

    The only times I’ve ever really had motion sickness was while riding in a car. On those long vacation drives when I was a kid, I always had the barf bag ready & had to sit in the middle of the back seat so I could see the road ahead. Trains, boats, airplanes? No problem (unless I ended up riding backwards). But I never stopped getting carsick until after I’d been driving for several years. When I drive, the motion doesn’t seem so random.

    One thing I do notice when I travel is that after spending most of the day on the train (which I do a couple of times a year), the ground rolls under me for hours once I’ve gotten off. I don’t get sick, but it’s really annoying & I need 2 (occasionally 3) glasses of wine (ordinarily I’m one & done) to MAKE IT STOP so I can get to sleep that night!

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    StoicLion1973  about 5 years ago

    56 days at sea is a long time; I know the feeling.

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