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I am experiencing sympathetic mid-spine-where-my torso-broke-off-and-scraped-concrete pains.
Oooo – that smarts! Gabby will need to get “less sober” to get over this one.
Less sober is the solution.
I love the disturbing bone-scrape!
BULA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love the drawing of the old tractor. The North Dakota farm where my dad grew up, and where I spent so god-damned much time in the summer, contained numerous old tractors like those, including a big big old Case that still ran. Most of the stuff was junked old threshing machines, plows, and rakes, heaped amongst piles of field stone and broken glass. Before I was old enough to do real work I spent a lot of time climbing around on these rusty, jagged, unsafe old things.
More old-farming-equipment-related Maakies! (If I may be permitted to geek out for another minute, what type of tractor did you use as a model for the drawing?)
Tractor is awesome.
That’s “Old Dinah” in Death Valley. Always work from reference!
http://www.girr.org/girr/relics/dinah/dinah.html
Cool! Thanks! How hot must it have been to feed coal into a running steam tractor in Death Valley? I can’t even imagine what it was like.
Old Danish, that’s furki’n neat!
BULARRR!
Excellent link! Love the history behind her wicked ways…
Old Dinah is a sexy minx… rust’n all!
Not having suspended that disbelief thingamabob, I find it totally unlikely that my favorite monkey man would be ripped apart in such a nauseating way. If those springs were really that heavy, how could he ever have gotten into that aeroplane. How could the said underpowered and clearly flimsy old timey flying machine bear all that weight?
Inconceivable I dare say!
In – con – frinkin – ceive- ible!
Keep up the good work. Someone has to….
It has to do with kinetic energy.
A body in motion tends to stay in motion etc.