Well, if I could afford it, I’d have my chauffeur (or maybe her assistant’s assistant) take care of it. Money is no object, but it had better be ready whenever I wish to use it!!!
If the steering gear was designed properly the front six sets of wheels and the back six sets of wheels turn into each other and the turning radius becomes very much smaller (the design would have to include all wheel drive so the back end / or front end if in reverse / would not get jammed).
It’s too many wheels for the load. That is a fairly hollow load (despite being top heavy). The wheel arrangement shown would be for moving huge stamping dies. Even battle tank haulers have fewer axels than that.
I have the hockey stick sharing a handle with the toothbrush, but the stick blade angles up to the right, to the porch roof. Also sharing space, I had the crown doubling as the saw blade.
Also,
SPOILER 2?
I do think the artist’s brush is the line from bush to tree.
just received news that Dennis Tully passed away on April 27 . here is what his widow related to me:
“This was the devastating end to a saga that began last January.. over the past 4 months , he has been in and out of the hospital 6 times. he had good days but many were uncomfortable.we were told he was fragile but with care and luck he could continue his life. we are not sure why he passed when he did. Several systems in his body were damaged.
I’m sorry to convey this news but I thought you and his online community would like to know. he enjoyed his online interactions and looked forward to every post. sharing was an important part of his life”
I find it weird that I can easily read the English text of the dictionary which appears at 8 minutes 58 seconds considering it was published in MDCCLV (1755) or at least 267 years ago.
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Perfect toy!
I always wonder whether they know.
“Pookie has a boo-boo. Can you fix it?”
Pookie is hungry too!!!
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Unless it’s somewhere in north Africa or the middle east, i have to doubt it.
All those things are way too top heavy.
Maybe Han Solo.
Pink?
I’ll bet that Barbie is driving.
Yellowish tan on my tablet.
Another one that’s gotta be AI.
It’s a strange world, when photographic proof no longer proves anything.
It’s AI, doesn’t even look like a photograph, and wheels are meant to be round.
How would you like to have to rotate the tires on that beast? Or pay for a new set?
Well, if I could afford it, I’d have my chauffeur (or maybe her assistant’s assistant) take care of it. Money is no object, but it had better be ready whenever I wish to use it!!!
This must have an incredibly large turning radius! Not even the largest locomotives tried to take this many wheels around the curves!
If the steering gear was designed properly the front six sets of wheels and the back six sets of wheels turn into each other and the turning radius becomes very much smaller (the design would have to include all wheel drive so the back end / or front end if in reverse / would not get jammed).
I’ve seen large moving platforms like that. Used to move very large heavy things into very precise spaces.
All wheel steering and drive.
Or they have multiple bogies.
It’s too many wheels for the load. That is a fairly hollow load (despite being top heavy). The wheel arrangement shown would be for moving huge stamping dies. Even battle tank haulers have fewer axels than that.
This does remind me of the film ‘The Big Bus’, which was a spoof in the mode of ‘Airplane’
I remember that!
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We think the whole world was a lot more drab before the last 100 years or so…
Just because most dyes and paints weren’t colorfast in ancient, or even more recent historical, times, we think nothing was colorful.
The reality is that a lot of otherwise well preserved clothing, artifacts, and architecture have lost the bright colors they had in their times.
Maybe they weren’t as brilliant as some of the boldest aniline and other chemical dyes of today…
But certainly not the grayed and faded colors we think they’ve always borne.
Makes you wish you had a time machine to visit in its heyday.
Heck, I’d like to have copies of the library of Alexandria before it burned! Who knows what ideas have been lost?
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“I give up! I can’t take having these socks on my paws!”
I wonder whether there was a paw-chewing problem going on.
My bed! My bed!! My bed!!!
Leonard Koscianski
That’s some baaaad sailing weather brewing!!!
A sea of bubble bath in the background becoming a sea of Venus flytraps in the foreground.
Two hundred dollars?! I’d kill myself first.
I triple dog dare you!!!
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I bet somebody would love to get this as a tattoo.
Yes!
It would be logical for the science officer to also be the mixologist.
“What would you recommend, Bones”
“Damit Jim! I’m a doctor, not a food critic.”
find the hidden objects
Nighthawks ran this one by me, and I said I thought it was solvable, based on being halfway finished.
Well…. Some were easy, but I haven’t found the artist’s brush, and I’m not terribly happy with the hockey stick I think I found.
See what you think when you…
I don’t have many colors in the app on my tablet, so I tried to use different shapes as well, to indicate what I’ve found.
This isn’t an art tablet, so the stylus isn’t an efficient way to draw… But you have the objects themselves to go by, as well.
If I covered anything up, just refer to the original puzzle to see what I’ve marked.
Am I right about the hockey stick?
Is the thing from the bush to the tree on the right supposed to be the watercolor brush?
Oh wow…. I just found the artist’s brush!
It’s hidden in the streaks of the pavement, and the brush tip almost reaches the car behind it.
And I see that i failed to mark the sailboat.
Oops. I didn’t have a lot of time with this puzzle before it was time to post the solution.
Upside down, with the little triangular side wall of the dormer on the roof, as the sail.
I got the same except I didn’t find the brush or the sail boat.
I failed to mark the sailboat but I described its position in a reply to my post with the solution.
I got all but those two on my own. I saw where you added the boat and brush to your original answers.
I absolutely found the paint brush in the street, drawn exactly like the one in the clue, and the same size and orientation.
Look again at the tricycle…
Then straight down below the puzzle, at the clue.
In between them, in the street, and a tiny bit to the right, you’ll see the paint brush, a bit more faint but identical to the clue.
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Also, I don’t think any object we’re seeking shares a part with another…. Or is much bigger or smaller than the clue.
I’m not crazy about my find for the hockey stick because of the angle…
But the one you guys are talking about is too big, has the wrong ends, plus a seam across it, and lacks its own handle.
Your mileage may vary but I’ll stick with mine.
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I can’t find a solution online… Just repostings of the picture with different captions.
BUNNY!
Did you find it?
Yup! second thing i found. After the needle.
OH BOY, Highlights. I feel like I’m back in the pediatrician’s waiting room.
Yeah…. with it already marked up in crayon, and some incorrectly.
just received news that Dennis Tully passed away on April 27 . here is what his widow related to me:
“This was the devastating end to a saga that began last January.. over the past 4 months , he has been in and out of the hospital 6 times. he had good days but many were uncomfortable.we were told he was fragile but with care and luck he could continue his life. we are not sure why he passed when he did. Several systems in his body were damaged.
I’m sorry to convey this news but I thought you and his online community would like to know. he enjoyed his online interactions and looked forward to every post. sharing was an important part of his life”
The world is a lesser place.
I saw this on yesterday’s strip.
So very sad.
We will miss you greatly, Dennis.
You’ve been part of our Cleo family from the very beginning.
I just want to cry.
Damn it!
I just did.
Me, too.
I’ll say it for everybody: “Sh*t!!! Life isn’t fair!!! We lose too many good ones!!!
Now where will I go to get my cardboard pants inserts?
That’s just too sad!
Just read Tigressy’s posting of this on Ballard this AM. I so enjoyed his commentaries and his store there had almost anything one could imagine.
I miss him.
So sorry to hear this. We’ll all miss him.
Terrible punning.
Please do it again.
Past, present, and future walked into a bar.
Things got a little tense.
I find it weird that I can easily read the English text of the dictionary which appears at 8 minutes 58 seconds considering it was published in MDCCLV (1755) or at least 267 years ago.
Some mice are rather tame.
Was this mouse a little Wilder?
Oy {face palm}
Came across this on fb this morning.