(Jonesin' for a bigger picture? Click it like a red-headed stepchild.)
Bizarro is brought to you today by Zeus, King of the Gods.
What man wouldn't want to be a centaur? You'd have all of the benefits of a human upper body – dexterity, human intelligence, a good place to hang a nice shirt – plus all the benefits of a horse's entire body: speed, strength, majesty, great kicking, hung like a...
You'd have an advantage in almost any sport (exceptions: skiing, snowboarding, cycling, auto racing [not really a 'sport', per se, in my opinion] skydiving [not a 'sport' either], hockey, soccer, pole vault, diving, swimming, bowling [not a sport], tennis, racquetball.) Okay, you'd have an advantage in a few sports like football, basketball, kickboxing, baseball [maybe], and all running events. But even without sports, it would still be so cool to be able to gallop like a horse, tower above crowds, and kick the crap out of anyone who made "horse's ass comments."
Being a satyr would not be as much fun, maybe no fun at all. I can't think of many advantages of being part goat. I like goats, I just don't want to be one. Yes, satyrs have a tremendous sexual appetite and sex is often considered fun, but how many women are willing to throw down with a goat?
And pretty much nobody would want to be the third brother. No advantages there whatsoever, unless you're just really into pecking. I think that guy would need a centaur brother just to keep him from getting the stuffings beaten out of him.
There is some serious beastiality and hybridization going on here....And I'mth first comment!!!
ReplyDeleteI thought it was comic beastiality and hybridization.
ReplyDeleteI don't remember George Clooney being a Borg? Learn something new.
ReplyDeleteThe satyr would be great in Cricket plus if you were famous or rich (ok just rich) you would get the ladies (or guys if you swing that way) no matter what you looked like. Look at anyone with the Stones... tail city.
derek malo no longer posting bitter or passive aggresive :)
ReplyDeletegood to see your alive and well...i liked todays sunday comic as well as last sundays when i posted on your link
how you mangae to get all the clocks looking the same was great
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ReplyDeletewell the third brother could get "chicks" if they were into "heavy pecking".
ReplyDeleteThe 3rd brother may not be hung like a.... but at least he can say that he always has a hard pecker.
ReplyDeleteThe mother looks like she's pure bread human, so you gotta put two and two together and figure hubby was out of town a lot while mom tended the farm.
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ReplyDeleteI like the cartoon, but I'm terribly puzzled as to why they named that rim Zeus. It doesn't seem Grecian or in any way related to myths about Zeus, not even the easy lightning bolt image.
ReplyDeleteHeck, I have no need for new rims, but if they'd managed to portray Zeus as a shower of gold I might have been tempted. And who wouldn't want rims with sacred bulls as a center spinner?
ok this blog is becoming invaluable...it wasn't until i "made the picture bigger" that i realized it was a chicken boy...i was having a hard time understanding the cartoon because in smaller form and my old age i saw it as a "headless boy"...i struggled with that...
ReplyDeleteSo have you seen the TV commercials of the centaur taking a shower??
ReplyDeleteYou forgot polo.
ReplyDeleteLet us all close our eyes and imagine the fits that Dan Piraro would throw if his syndicate censored his comics to the degree that he is censoring this blog.
ReplyDeleteGetting for a moment back to the desirability of being a centaur, there is a whole sub-culture of people who have a fetish for 'em. I have to say that, among that bunch, at least, it's really more about the idea of being less than completely human. It's largely about being able to laugh at "hew-mans" as if not one. There's something strangely attractive about being able to mock one's species. And yes, there are the advantages of having an equine lower half, but I really don't think that's the primary attraction.
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