Skating on Thin Ice

Skating on Thin Ice

Fun fact: Hockey skates have no shadow. Strange but true.

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Ron Miller
Ron Miller
3 years ago

Why is Paul Bunyan dropping a skate on that nice little house?

Ron Miller
Ron Miller
3 years ago

As usual, a search at USA Today shows that the author apparently got her “best-selling author” tag like so many others do: by being among the many contributors to an anthology.

Last edited 3 years ago by Ron Miller
Davourak
3 years ago

That ice skate boot looks like it is floating in front of him, hence no shadow.

WarGoat
WarGoat
3 years ago

I prefer to imagine a magical, flying skate zooming around the woods shouting, “Weeeeeee.”

Myk
Myk
3 years ago

Boy toy’s gonna lose a nipple if he’s not careful.

Johno McMoose
Johno McMoose
3 years ago

Zat skate boot is clearly slung over his shoulder by the laces, with the other one dangling on his back, yet the botched perspective tells us it’s a cut-and-paste all the same. Either way, it ain’t smart flashing your chest like that in such weather.

Hitch
3 years ago
Reply to  Johno McMoose

You can easily tell it’s a cut-n-paste due to the angle of the skate and the utter lack of gravity acting thereupon. I mean, I defy you to hang a pair of men’s skates, particularly, (due to size/weight) over a shoulder and have the skate hang precisely like that. It just won’t. The angle of the load-bearing on the laces will tilt the bloody things, due to the fact that the laces aren’t centered on the CG of the damn skate.

(Sorry…didn’t mean to go all nerdy here. But that’s the dead giveaway.)