In Hiandloisville, offshore drilling has begun.
What is happening to this comic strip?
[Hi and Lois, August 24, 2008.]
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Why are the birds about the same size as the children? Were they exposed to radiation of some sort? (The children, I mean.)
I'm not sure, but I don't think I've ever seen little children playing so casually in the presence of gulls.
Hi looks like a giant in the water, doesn't he?
Notice, too, that neither Hi nor Lois are watching the children as they play alarming close to the water's edge. Hi is large as you can see. His head is really in the clouds (or cloud). Perhaps this is why he is called "Hi."
And do I see children way out there in the water? They look like they are being pushed out to see. Oddly enough, they appear to be larger than the boat (sailboat?) off in the distance.
What is the white thing under the red umbrella? A snowman? I can't tell.
Given this family's approach to automotive safety, it's not surprising to see Lois oblivious.
Those kids are far out, though not as far out as the sailboat. (Out to see? That's what teeching does to you.)
The white thing is a killer seagull. Alfred Hitchcock is directing this episode of Hi and Lois.
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