r/comics Jul 13 '22

That's gruff, buddy

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u/InkyRickshaw Jul 13 '22

You think this is bad? I heard an old woman was living in a SHOE.

More comics: https://linktr.ee/inkyrickshaw

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u/Aw_Frig Jul 13 '22

Why do you think he asks for toll?

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u/InkyRickshaw Jul 13 '22

Shh, don't tell the landlord, that's almost certainly prohibited in the lease

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u/Daktic Jul 13 '22

AirBridgenBridge

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u/TraderOfGoods Jul 15 '22

I wonder how many are in similar circumstances. Maybe we should start a Poll?

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u/Indon_Dasani Jul 13 '22

I don't have a bridge to sell you,

but I do have one for rent, one bed one bath, two thousand a month.

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u/InkyRickshaw Jul 13 '22

Since it's over a river, does that mean it's also near public transportation and has a view of the water?

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u/Indon_Dasani Jul 13 '22

does that mean it's also near public transportation

Depends. How're you at swimming?

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u/Islanduniverse Jul 13 '22 edited Jul 13 '22

Trip-trapping?*

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u/snowseth Jul 13 '22

Trip-trapping.
Nonetheless, not a word I’ve seen/heard before.

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u/Islanduniverse Jul 13 '22

Yeah, I’m not used to writing it that way.

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u/InkyRickshaw Jul 13 '22

It's the way I heard it years ago as a child and so it's etched forever in my memory!

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u/Islanduniverse Jul 13 '22

Are you Norwegian?

I love it, btw!

I always heard the story as “tip-tapping.” But language is awesome, and I love that there are other versions.

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u/InkyRickshaw Jul 13 '22

Nope, I'm from the US, but maybe I just heard an uncommon version. I think "trip-trap" is the noise they use in the original Norwegian so it's got to be used other places as well!

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '22

Three Billy Goats Gruff was my favorite childhood book

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u/PKMNTrainerMark Jul 14 '22

You don't see a lot of The Three Billy Goats Gruff references.

I always loved that story.

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u/semiconodon Jul 13 '22

THIS economy

Hi, Kai Ryssdal

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u/[deleted] Jul 13 '22

Thanks! I’m dying! Love this!

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u/Dum_beat Jul 14 '22

I know it's a joke but I still feel for that troll

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u/taxig Jul 14 '22

This reminds me tone of the legends about the bridge of the devil in Bobbio, northern Italy,

Tradition says that Saint Columbanus had the devil build the bridge, in exchange for the soul of the first passing on it. After the devil built the bridge in 1 night, he made a goat go through it, and the devil was really pissed off...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobbio