Stupid Guest Tricks

darph nader wrote:Why would anyone want to dress up like a ThunderBolt II ?

They're slow,kinda ugly,but look really mean from the business end.

Umm, the cartoon figure, not the aircraft that took the name from it.

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:If I remember right Wonder Warthog had a cape!

Hmmmm

It doesn't look like he did.

darph nader wrote:Why would anyone want to dress up like a ThunderBolt II ?

They're slow,kinda ugly,but look really mean from the business end.

Yeah baby!!

hobie16 wrote:

post that picture around and say,
show up in a warthog costume on that day and get in FREE!
and watch warthog costume rentals shoot thru the roof on that day.
Wonder how many SG's would showup in a wh costume... lol

hobie16 wrote:It doesn't look like he did.

Actually he does, I remember him from my yute!!

Reading the hot rod comics!

(the images are small, but you can see his very stylish "mini-cape")

GRUMPY PIRATE wrote:Actually he does, I remember him from my yute!!

Reading the hot rod comics!

(the images are small, but you can see his very stylish "mini-cape")

It looks like the flap (collar?) on the back of a Navy Seamans uniform.

hobie16 wrote:It looks like the flap (collar?) on the back of a Navy Seamans uniform.

No, the front of the cartoon shows a cord that ties it on, and it is a different color, Red (when the comic was in color) than his green "uniform"

The modern flap on a sailors uniform is the same color, (navy blue/white) as it is attached.(unlike eariler versions that it was detachable and sometimes a different color)


Its funny, because I found some of the old comic cover pictures on e-bay, can't believe what they are selling that stuff for !!

That Wonder Wart-Hog has quite a snout on him; he looks like he's part gavial! From what I can see of the artwork, it reminds me of some of those early issues of MAD magazine, or those gruesome trading cards we had as kids.

Cape and magic wand. :)