When I originally saw “Zootopia” I expected Priscilla the sloth to take offense at the camel joke. Slowly scowling, saying “That’s …. not …. funny!” and giving Flash a long slow lecture on what is appropriate in the workplace.
Also, Priscilla is voiced, uncredited, by Kristen Bell, who famously adores sloths to the point of hyperventilating and uncontrollable crying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70
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the badger is a sloth so will kill him very slowly.
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Ian nailed it @1.
P.S. Sloths made an appearance in Rhymes with Orange just last month:
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and we had a similar species identification problem with a Loose Parts comic last year:
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From Mark Parisi’s comic, Off the Mark. Ninja Sloth is a recurring character.
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I wasn’t able to find another match for “ninja+sloth”, but the attempt turned up two separate occurrences that were quite worthwhile:
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… and this one:
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… but I liked this Argyle Sweater even better:
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even if it made me wonder whether Scott Hilburn is left-handed.
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Let’s not forget the DMV sloth in Zootopia. (Hopefully I can include a link here.)
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Ha ha-ha! Really! And they name him Flash!
“Bob and Ray” fans will surely remember “Slow Talkers of America”.
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When I originally saw “Zootopia” I expected Priscilla the sloth to take offense at the camel joke. Slowly scowling, saying “That’s …. not …. funny!” and giving Flash a long slow lecture on what is appropriate in the workplace.
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Oh by the way, there is a reason the sloth has the nickname “Flash.” You find out by the end of the movie.
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Also, Priscilla is voiced, uncredited, by Kristen Bell, who famously adores sloths to the point of hyperventilating and uncontrollable crying. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5jw3T3Jy70
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