Nothing is better than a half-eaten sandwich that’s been in a coyote’s mouth after sitting for an unknown time in an alien trash bin with dirty alien trash touching it.
Efogoto
Your’re right. Nothing is *far* better than that.
Jude
It’s perfectly fine to eat. After all, the 10-second rule only applies to food that fell on the floor, not what’s found in the garbage can.
Buck
Ruddock keeping things on track! I love this little guy. Would he eat my face, if he happened across my corpse in the desert? Absolutely, but it wouldn’t be personal or anything. Just coyote things. I wonder what’s filling that ecological niche on that planet?
Gregg Eshelman
Convergent design of trash barrels. The simplest shape, a cylinder. Make it of thin metal to reduce weight and cost. Roll in a few ribs for improving rigidity when one end is open.
Result? Alien trash barrel looks remarkably like a 55 gallon barrel on Earth. Probably very close to the same capacity, no matter what unit of volume is common on this planet. Someone likely makes steel (or whatever metal this one is made of) drums from them.
Gregg Eshelman
‘Course immediately after I hit post, I looked at the comic again and noticed the house in panel 3 sorta reminds me of the house in “Psycho”, from the right angle, if you squint a bit.
Meran
You’re right, it does!!
vincentmuyo
Clearly an example of convergent design when it comes to motels staffed by serial killers.
Pete Rogan
Instincts not good enough when you have a ‘helpful’ coyote around. Makes me wonder what Ruddock did to not be with his pack when it was devoured by cougars.
It’s wise to be distrustful of those who seem to be ‘just lucky’ and survived whatever disaster befell their troop, or their pack, or their family. You don’t know what they did to escape their doom or if it hastened the doom of others. You’re only ‘lucky’ with a live hand grenade if it goes off someplace you ain’t.
Night-Gaunt49
Coyote was out of the loop and now look at what he does. Good intentions won’t end well.
Nothing is better than a half-eaten sandwich that’s been in a coyote’s mouth after sitting for an unknown time in an alien trash bin with dirty alien trash touching it.
Your’re right. Nothing is *far* better than that.
It’s perfectly fine to eat. After all, the 10-second rule only applies to food that fell on the floor, not what’s found in the garbage can.
Ruddock keeping things on track! I love this little guy. Would he eat my face, if he happened across my corpse in the desert? Absolutely, but it wouldn’t be personal or anything. Just coyote things. I wonder what’s filling that ecological niche on that planet?
Convergent design of trash barrels. The simplest shape, a cylinder. Make it of thin metal to reduce weight and cost. Roll in a few ribs for improving rigidity when one end is open.
Result? Alien trash barrel looks remarkably like a 55 gallon barrel on Earth. Probably very close to the same capacity, no matter what unit of volume is common on this planet. Someone likely makes steel (or whatever metal this one is made of) drums from them.
‘Course immediately after I hit post, I looked at the comic again and noticed the house in panel 3 sorta reminds me of the house in “Psycho”, from the right angle, if you squint a bit.
You’re right, it does!!
Clearly an example of convergent design when it comes to motels staffed by serial killers.
Instincts not good enough when you have a ‘helpful’ coyote around. Makes me wonder what Ruddock did to not be with his pack when it was devoured by cougars.
It’s wise to be distrustful of those who seem to be ‘just lucky’ and survived whatever disaster befell their troop, or their pack, or their family. You don’t know what they did to escape their doom or if it hastened the doom of others. You’re only ‘lucky’ with a live hand grenade if it goes off someplace you ain’t.
Coyote was out of the loop and now look at what he does. Good intentions won’t end well.