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A friend once told me that the person who frames the debate wins, because they can pose both sides to their advantage. Vachel…. is the master.
That’s the problem with being a manager of obedient crew, it’s easy to get too lax and assume everyone is doing exactly what the should.
I admit, I too have difficult imaging squirrels as harbingers of doom. I too imagine them warm and fuzzy. Despite having seen their clever, sometimes vicious ways.
Vachel ain’t fallin’ for no tricks.
This strip was actually inspired by a farmer who told my friend Anya and I that his enormous horse, Aggie, was happy to haul logs around as long as the farmer convinced her it was a game. Aggie, like all horses, was also far too cute when she ate apples.
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See, here’s another one you might not know unless you grew up with only wood to heat your home. The piles are BIG. By this I mean that you stack little logs maybe 5 feet tall and 30 feet long outside your house and cover it in plastic. And so when a stack tips over, woe betide who might be underneath it.
By the way, I’m LOVING hearing all of your stories about wood burning childhoods.
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We used to fill up the wheelbarrow with logs, roll them to the front steps, and then pass off the wood from hands to hands to pile which we called a “chain gang.”
I LOVE these memories. :)
There is nothing more reprehensible than escalating scamming by choosing your prey to be the weak.
In the case of Vachel, though, it’s funny.













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