- Bob Hayer: The bleeding’s almost staunched. We can take him to my office for surgery now.
- Bob Hayer: It’s only a few hundred yards. It would be faster if we just run.
- Sandra: WEEE-OO WEEE-OO
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![[0949] The Siren](/comics/2017-12-25-0949-the-siren.png "[0949] The Siren")
[0949] The Siren
└ posted on Monday, 25 December 2017, by Novil
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Good luck
Missing a perfect chance to go do some variation of
Sandra: “Wee!”
Woo: “Woo!”
Sandra: “Wee!”
Woo: “Woo!”
I… just can’t imagine that happening. I just can’t.
Commentary Ver.2.72 wrote:
But it –IS– really funny! 🙂
YES
Vicious Sand wrote:
Beat me to it.
M, W, F?
Now, is the disbelieving expression due to the running/ambulance noises or the racoons…?
Oh dear Lord, it’s the dwarfish war yodel! Someone is about to die and I don’t think it will be a raccoon kit.
@ Dina Kitty:
From the notion that he was carrying correctly typed blood for a raccoon!
You’re a great ambulance siren Sandra!
@ MidoriLuna:
Well, he’s got carriers of possibly correctly-typed blood running ahead of him.
You can tell the comic was originally written for a European audience. The two-tone siren is a continental hallmark, compared to the UK or North American banshee wail.
@ Galcobar:
We use the high-low siren as the “Yelp” setting for clearing intersections, so it gets heard in the USA too – just not as the primary.
And when running with gear or a patient hollering like it gets the message across much better. “Coming Through! One side, Make A Hole!” is language specific, “Weee-Oooo!” is universal.
Dina Kitty wrote:
Yes
MidoriLuna wrote:
Those Kits may have already been seen by him before and typed to one of the two parent raccoons in front of him, probably Woo.
Now that was a big jump. A fortunately located Vet office. I remember Woo complaining about the length of the walk from the North residence.
#13
Woo: I still don’t see what’s supposed to be so great about the forest. The trees in our garden are just fine.
Sandra: You’ll see soon enough…
Woo: Wow!
Of course, Woo is an adult now.
Wait ’til Richard gets the bill. Have the other kits had their shots? Has Lily had her shots?
Now that Bob has them in the office.
Jack wrote:
You’ll get it next time, or maybe I will, heh.
@ Vicious Sand:
That wouldn’t have worked in the German version.
Tanall wrote:
Are you a Mathmatician?
Let us take a moment to thank all the local raccoons, who have been donating their blood regularly. Without their efforts even this situation would have been far more dire.
Support your local blooddrives. They save lives and maybe one day even yours.
Why assume that it’s typed blood? It could just be saline and/or general IV antibiotics.
Meanwhile, from within the box: owee – owee- owee!
Carthienes wrote:
That would also be computer programmer humor, as is our atypical replies to questions asked in the negative.
Carthienes wrote:
Nah, just a smart-aleck ^.^
Prezombie wrote:
Bingo! It’s a saline drip, most likely, to prevent Arci from going into circulatory collapse from inadequate blood volume. And to allow rapid introduction of any needed medications.
My Yorkie went to the animal emergency room some months ago, with hemorrhagic gastroenteritis, (He’d apparently chowed down on the wrong mushroom in the backyard!) and that was the first thing they did, establish an IV to raise blood volume.
@ Vicious Sand:
Personally, I don’t think this is the time for comedy.
@ Macsen:
Sandra going “Wee-Ooo” by herself is pretty comedic to begin with.
@ Dina Kitty:
I was just about to ask that.
This reminded me of the fire fighter scene from Despicable Me. Beedooh Beedooh!
Prezombie wrote:
Anesthesia?
oledakaajel wrote:
Look at the page’s top- it’s Monday & Thursday, but Gaia (gaiacomic.com) updates Tuesday and Friday. Actually, they usually do it the night before (at least in Eastern Time here in Ohio).
@ Jack:
It’s usually midnight, German standard. Berlin standard? Whatever the timezone is called.
@ Commentary Ver.2.72:
Speaking of, it seems to be late.
@ MidoriLuna:
it might just be saline, judging by the color. Not as good as blood, but will keep the blood pressure up