As an adult in Washington and Colorado you can now become “Lost in the Ozone Again” if you smoke those anti-God cigarettes. I know “Lost in the Ozone Again” was about booze but when wacky tobacky was in use we… Well, I forget…
Excellent clueless expression in the second panel too.
Someone– maybe George Carlin– pointed out that “trouble” also has different connotations for kids and adults. For an adult, “I’m in trouble” is a problem. But for kids, it’s “You’re in TROUUU–BLLLLE!”
I once got “lost” at the supermarket when I was a kid. Couldn’t find my mom or anything for about two minutes. Even ran outside to make sure the car was still there. Ah, childhood.
From now on, I’m going to assume that every city that I don’t already know the history of was founded by somebody who wandered off somewhere and got hopelessly lost (child’s definition).
I hope this joke isn’t… LOST on anyone! “Cricket noise”
That was so funny I… lost it.
That’s so bad! You! get lost!
What’s going on?
I’m lost.
Well kiddo, at least you won’t ended up with Bolivian Army Ending.
Or will you?
As long as there’s no one named Butch with him, he should be okay.
Or for popular internet referrences, the game!
BAAAAHHHH!
Or not sure where you are when driving around town.
Do they give Pullet Surprises for cleverness in line drawing? Your shelves, Adam, should be sagging under the weight of them.
As an adult in Washington and Colorado you can now become “Lost in the Ozone Again” if you smoke those anti-God cigarettes. I know “Lost in the Ozone Again” was about booze but when wacky tobacky was in use we… Well, I forget…
Excellent expressions in the last two panels!
Thanks!
No matter where you go, there you are. ~ Buckaroo Banzai
are you sure about that?
after all, you aren’t on mars. and you aren’t on Neptune. and you certainly aren’t on Uranus.
and if you aren’t on mars, aren’t on Neptune, and aren’t on Uranus, you must be someplace else.
and if you’re someplace else, you can’t be here!
Excellent clueless expression in the second panel too.
Someone– maybe George Carlin– pointed out that “trouble” also has different connotations for kids and adults. For an adult, “I’m in trouble” is a problem. But for kids, it’s “You’re in TROUUU–BLLLLE!”
I was lost trying to follow the plot of lost.
I once got “lost” at the supermarket when I was a kid. Couldn’t find my mom or anything for about two minutes. Even ran outside to make sure the car was still there. Ah, childhood.
From now on, I’m going to assume that every city that I don’t already know the history of was founded by somebody who wandered off somewhere and got hopelessly lost (child’s definition).