I've seen them referred to as both "Thunderbolts" and "Thunderclappers." Yes folks, this is real--real documented history, and yes, it is also an elaborate potty joke.
See, I told you I knew a good story about Lewis and Clark--you really can't make this stuff up. Tomorrow will be the final day of the Bottle of Thunder story.
This is my favorite (or one of them :)! Where can I get my hands on a bottle of Thunderclappers?!
ReplyDeleteHey we use this method with our guests on the river... we call it lightning express coffee aka cowboy coffee...
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Hahaha.... This is so great! Now everything is clicking! Hee....
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I am now going to make a label for a bottle that reads "Dr. Rush's Homemade Bilious Pills" and keep it on my desk.
ReplyDeleteDavid, tomorrow you'll hear about the ingredients for a Thunderclapper pill--trust me, they don't sell these anymore.
ReplyDeleteCommenter "Greg and Leigh" are Grand Canyon River Guides (also my sister and bro-in-law) in case you were wondering about "guests on the river." I need to do a whole cartoon on them and their crazy awesome job (I'd quit the illustration biz in a heartbeat to be a river guide on the Grand.)
E.E. there's no clicking about it. Exploding, but no clicking.
jw, this is a great idea, I'm applying a paste-up to my bottle of Omega-3 Fish Oil Pills right now.
Were do you get the pills? I sometimes need to kaboom spinach out.
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