Shrug’s suggestion seems only a little more far-fetched than Bill’s “barely“~”bearly” homonym theory. Either way, the result isn’t much more than non-humorous surrealism.
Specieism . Not safe for a bear to be driving – the police will pull them over and question them – and give them a sobriety test as bears are known to be beer guzzlers – at least the ones in this house.
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Weren’t highway patrol guys known as “bears” in old CB lingo? Maybe the lawman is going to arrest the bears for impersonating officers.
(Unlikely, but otherwise I got nothing.)
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Shrug’s suggestion seems only a little more far-fetched than Bill’s “barely“~”bearly” homonym theory. Either way, the result isn’t much more than non-humorous surrealism.
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There was an amber alert about Goldilocks.
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Maybe they are driving a stolen Bear-acuda.
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Maybe it is for something they did in the woods (which you can sort of see behind the officer).
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You mean change gears? I don’t know narmitaj, do bears shift in the woods?
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Is the pope a catalytic converter?
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larK, If you mean catalytic converter in the sense that he’s the catalyst for catholics to convert away wholesale, yes.
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There should be toilet paper streaming behind the cars, as a certain . . . er, commercial . . . often shows.
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Is this a sequel to Gary Larson’s panel in which bears find a car in the woods?
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@ larK – Almost: the Pope is a catechistic converter.
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Specieism . Not safe for a bear to be driving – the police will pull them over and question them – and give them a sobriety test as bears are known to be beer guzzlers – at least the ones in this house.
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I don’t have much beyond the “barely” pun. I think there might be more to the comic since there appear to be “drunk bubbles” above driver bear’s head.
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