From Philip, who asks “Are they going to tickle her? Why?”
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They are going to tickle her because she left her arm up in tickling position, and the temptation is too great.
Thank goodness I saw the feather! For a minute they were going to dismantle her, luckily it didn’t go that way
ianosmond has it. Especially since they’ve drawn a rather elaborate feather, one you’d typically use in tickling, rather than a standard pigeon feather or such.
As the old saying goes, “To someone with a feather, every armpit looks like a tickle-target”.
Is there any pattern as to why the bird appears? I searched through Yaffle and usually it’s there, but sometimes not.
I want to see the bird they plucked the feather from.
They aren’t going to tickle her. They are going to knock her over with a feather.
The guy is standing on the feather. and just sort of loosely hanging on to the, um strap?
Elaborate suicide setup.
Since it was green, I thought it was one of those pine trees used to top off buildings. Makes less sense than a feather, I know.
The bird it came from appears to be perched on top of the crane. It is a REALLY strong bird.
I saw it as a tree branch (evergreen, I guess). I did not see it as a feather.
I also saw an evergreen branch, because of the color.
Also, Lady Liberty is enormous, and the pedestal she’s on is just as tall. This is a 1/10 scale replica.
I’ll be honest — at first I thought they were tickling the crane. It does kind of look like an upraised arm. And it has motion lines like it’s twitching.
I don’t think the yaffle (green woodpecker) is ever part of the story, but, in this one, I’m enjoying how easy it is to imagine that it’s running the operation. :~)
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They are going to tickle her because she left her arm up in tickling position, and the temptation is too great.
Thank goodness I saw the feather! For a minute they were going to dismantle her, luckily it didn’t go that way
ianosmond has it. Especially since they’ve drawn a rather elaborate feather, one you’d typically use in tickling, rather than a standard pigeon feather or such.
As the old saying goes, “To someone with a feather, every armpit looks like a tickle-target”.
Is there any pattern as to why the bird appears? I searched through Yaffle and usually it’s there, but sometimes not.
I want to see the bird they plucked the feather from.
They aren’t going to tickle her. They are going to knock her over with a feather.
The guy is standing on the feather. and just sort of loosely hanging on to the, um strap?
Elaborate suicide setup.
Since it was green, I thought it was one of those pine trees used to top off buildings. Makes less sense than a feather, I know.
The bird it came from appears to be perched on top of the crane. It is a REALLY strong bird.
I saw it as a tree branch (evergreen, I guess). I did not see it as a feather.
I also saw an evergreen branch, because of the color.
Also, Lady Liberty is enormous, and the pedestal she’s on is just as tall. This is a 1/10 scale replica.
I’ll be honest — at first I thought they were tickling the crane. It does kind of look like an upraised arm. And it has motion lines like it’s twitching.
I don’t think the yaffle (green woodpecker) is ever part of the story, but, in this one, I’m enjoying how easy it is to imagine that it’s running the operation. :~)
Also thought it a tree or very large tree branch.