In the 1876, British artist John Tenniel (Alice in Wonderland) drew images of Big Chief Tallei Waca and these "snake tricks" for "Punch" with the proviso that these images not be released until two centuries had passed. So, in 2076, we'll be looking forward to another bison Tenniel...
ReplyDeleteOh, they didn't make walking sticks? A lost commercial opportunity there!
I thought the last panel said snake franks.....could work I suppose.
ReplyDeleteuse foreskin for sure, make knife sheath, rub it and turns into quiver for arrows
ReplyDelete@Oldarmourer- Well played!
ReplyDeleteQ: What did you do with his "You know what"?
ReplyDeleteA: You know what
In the 1876, British artist John Tenniel (Alice in Wonderland) drew images of Big Chief Tallei Waca and these "snake tricks" for "Punch" with the proviso that these images not be released until two centuries had passed. So, in 2076, we'll be looking forward to another bison Tenniel...
ReplyDelete@M. Mitchell Marmel- Okay, that was a thing of beauty. Which, coincidentally, was the name of one of Tenniel's pictures.
ReplyDelete@Stilton: (bows) Which, as far as I know, was never the name of one of Tenniel's pictures. :D
ReplyDelete