'Cause humans with saber-teeth just look strange. They look better on the cats.

I was going to say something else but i'm not that brave or foolish

Smart fox...

Oh, hello Prakash.  It's good to meet you.  I think you'll find yourself very at home here.

Thank you! I've been a fan of Sandusky for some time now. It's really funny and always brings a smile to my face.  

Aww man, Kashmir doesn't know what a quest is?    He obviously needs to watch more TV.    Can't wait to see what kind of epic quest they are about to embark.

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Prakash wrote : Thank you! I've been a fan of Sandusky for some time now. It's really funny and always brings a smile to my face.

Same here, personally I have a looooong list of webcomics I read and I normally always check Sandusky out first every monday, wednesday and friday. Thankfully Sandusky fits nicely on the screen of my Nokia E90 because I can rarely wait until I'm home.  

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sabercat wrote : No, Bubbles is a band that sang the original soundtrack for Ice Age, they were later pulled from the lame-o album we have here in the US.

Ok, never paid much attention to movie soundtracks, sounds pretty lame if you indeed had to order the original soundtrack all the way from Sweden. Strange are the ways of content producers and providers.

Yeah, they didn't import it to the US anywhere... likely not much of a market. (Besides me)

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sabercat wrote : Smart fox...

I'll say what i was thinking of saying as i roar past in my V8 Ute

Smart: Havimg the brains to have planned your exit route beforehand

Smart: Being able to spell "Having".

With apologies to Fred Gwynne: "What's a ute?"

Actually, I know what they are. Unfortunately, they don't sell them here.

A ute is a member of an Indian tribe in the American Southwest. They are also the "mascot" name of the U of U.
Or it's an abbreviated form of the Sport Utility.

I thought he was talking about Ute Lemper, the German chanteuse and actress.




The ute to which he was actually referring:

http://www.australianute.com.au/

Can you name the lesser-known US 'utes' without googling?

I mean other than the El Camino and Ranchero.

The El Camaro was my favorite. Truly Red-neck.

woo chess!  Quickest game possible:  1. f3 e5 2. g4 Qh4++ and yes I did do that to someone once in my life!

GM made a GMC equivalent to the El Camino called the Sprint, later renamed the Caballero.

Dodge made a little front wheel drive pickup on the Omni/Horizon chassis called the Rampage, also known as the Plymouth Scamp.

And VW made a pickup version of the Rabbit too.  

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Nbowa is a nerd. Chess... puh!?!

This is my ute. Its a 1985 Ford XF Falcon
modified to take a 302 cleveland V8. Aside from the Airscoop on the bonnet the bodywork is standard.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HreUqwk8be8  

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