by zbicyclist

Hare Raising?

Jack Applin sends this in: “The rabbit, Eightball, seems to have it backward—he states that the British caricature calls this an elevator, but the British generally call that vertically-mobile conveyance a lift. He also states that “we” call it a lift, but I’m not sure where “we” are. I always figured that Rabbits Against Magic took place in the USA (the January 12 states that “we invaded Venezuela”).

Also, where is Mr. Wriggly, the worm who is generally in all the strips?”

2 Comments

  1. Unknown's avatar

    While the strip certainly gets it backwards, I still thought it was a step up from some of their other puns. 😉

    No idea on Mr. Wriggly.

  2. Unknown's avatar

    I usually enjoy Lemon’s “punitentiary” strips, including this one, but I do wonder about the absence of Mr. Wriggly.

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