Mitch4 sends this in as an OY, but it has some CIDU elements.
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Perhaps Mitch4 could specify what the “CIDU elements” are? It’s hard to know what to explain; it all seems straightforward to me, except perhaps the identity of the “fan”.
Powers, that second part was the remark of editor ZBicyclist; I had submitted it as an OY simply, agreeing with you. Perhaps we are more familiar with the strip, but he was puzzled by background narrative elements.
Yes, that “CIDU elements” was me. I don’t read this strip, and went off on a “happy as a clam” tangent.
At first I was CIDUed on the Potato Heads one, as I thought the “cling kang klong” sounds were the joke, and didn’t get it. They I saw what their weapons were.
As far as Rae the Doe, I don’t think you need to read the strip (I don’t). It’s just a pun on using a fan of the strip versus an air-moving device to cool her at night.
Yes, I’ve only seen Rae here.
Yes, it’s a “single lexical ambiguity” pun, just as was the “I’m just looking to get a couple good waves” from Mutts I think, which also recently appeared.
The dueling heads strip certainly has appeal. I especially liked the way the artist pared the potatoes.
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Perhaps Mitch4 could specify what the “CIDU elements” are? It’s hard to know what to explain; it all seems straightforward to me, except perhaps the identity of the “fan”.
Powers, that second part was the remark of editor ZBicyclist; I had submitted it as an OY simply, agreeing with you. Perhaps we are more familiar with the strip, but he was puzzled by background narrative elements.
Yes, that “CIDU elements” was me. I don’t read this strip, and went off on a “happy as a clam” tangent.
At first I was CIDUed on the Potato Heads one, as I thought the “cling kang klong” sounds were the joke, and didn’t get it. They I saw what their weapons were.
As far as Rae the Doe, I don’t think you need to read the strip (I don’t). It’s just a pun on using a fan of the strip versus an air-moving device to cool her at night.
Yes, I’ve only seen Rae here.
Yes, it’s a “single lexical ambiguity” pun, just as was the “I’m just looking to get a couple good waves” from Mutts I think, which also recently appeared.
The dueling heads strip certainly has appeal. I especially liked the way the artist pared the potatoes.
A pommester — we’ll have to keep our eyes on you!