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Invulnerable
Invulnerable

Out of nowhere came a man with a miraculous message

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Paul's smile

Look! Up in the sky!

Part I
Safe

Chapter 1
Out of Nowhere
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Chapter 2
From the Center
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Chapter 3
Notes from Dr Thomas Baker

Chapter 4
A Time of Innocence

Chapter 5
Paul

Chapter 6
Zach and Ike

Chapter 7
The Gathering

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Part II
A Believer's Visitation

Prologue

Chapter 1
Prisoner

Chapter 2
The Long Haul

Chapter 3
The Extraction

Chapter 4
Abandoned

Chapter 5
Escape

Chapter 6
The General

Chapter 7
Returned

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Epilogues

Questions

Dr Tom Baker

Memories
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Community Emails
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Inspirations & Sources
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Short & Tall Tales
Geographic Jollies

They saw a sign directing them to "Heavener."

H sweater letter

A Mindful Webworker comments on Arlo and Janis.com in reply to: Mike in Missouri discussing place-name pronunciations, especially regarding Cairo, Illinois, "the old time rivermen call it KAY-ro (which the locals don’t like)"

Mike in Missouri, my Illinois-native wife must be an “old time riverman,” because she allus tol’ me it was KAY-ro, but at least I won’t spend a night in jail. Wasn’t Cairo, IL, the original “final home” before the locals helped the JW’s decide that Salt Lake City would be more hospitable?*

Over here in Oklahoma, you have Miami, which of course is My-AM-uh. ‘Nuff said.

Decades ago, a relative described driving his new furriner wife around south-eastern Oklahoma. They saw a sign directing them to “Heavener.” My religiously starry-eyed but geographically challenged relative exclaimed to his bride, Why! We’re “heaven-ers!” So they drove into town, asked a local how you pronounce the name of the town, and skee-daddled out of there when they heard him welcome them, of course, to “HEAVE-nurr”.

* No, that was Mormons, and it was Nauvoo, IL.



Short & Tall Tales
Big Potato #2, Introduction

Fixing a hole in the Chicago River

Big Potato #2, panel 1
Panel 2
Print Big Potato #2 as a mini-comic

People who didn't get Big Potato #2 may also not understand Big Potato #1.




Short & Tall Tales
Independent Firework

A boy and his firecracker, five mid-summer Daily Doodles

A puzzling silence

An even more puzzling noise

A curious consequence

The insincere volunteer

Turnabout is dangerous play

A SELF-GOVERNING PEOPLE UNITED IN LIBERTY!

Back to the top panel

Mad#80 I have no idea if the last panel was just one of those "hit on the same idea" comics, or whether it was stuck in my subconscious, but it is very close to the cover of Mad Magazine, July, 1963, which I surely read in July of 1963, at the impressionable age of ten. Reposted on the Mad website July, 2011. [2011 July 1]



Short & Tall Tales
The Beast with Four Heads

A shaggy Gothic horror story




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