old man on deathbed and the anticipating vulture…
Car Guy’s character, the old man, returns…this time on his deathbead, a vulture awaits as gramps is coughing up what looks like his dentures and a feather…i just hope this isn’t the last we see of him…
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My grandfather’s friend, the senile old man, hated hospitals. While he in the care of the hospital, he remembered seeing vultures at his bedside wanting to get at him. Being an ex-military man who fought in a civil war, there was no way those vultures were taking him. So he fought them all off with his cane. Of course the story was told with many more profanities, and with an old man actually swinging his cane. He also showed us how he picked up one of the vultures and twisted its neck. It was a dramatic reenactment. His wife then laughed and said “That was some dream.” She had stayed at his side the whole night and does not remember any of the vultures.
In the drawing, the vulture put one of his feathers on the man’s nose.
too funny Bro…cant wait to see more from this twisted series
Dear Dan, My favorite part is the look on the buzzards face while looking at the clock…classic Dan!