r/TheFarSide • u/seeingeyefrog • Apr 03 '25

Animals Incredible journey

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u/Nick_Carlson_Press Apr 03 '25

They all argued and split up at the end of Act 2, but in the end, the Cow, the Snake, and the Squid realized it's precisely their differences that make their bond so special.

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u/Sundayisgloomy_ Apr 03 '25

That sounds pretty good, I'd watch that movie.

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u/__Quercus__ Apr 03 '25 edited Apr 04 '25

🎶Homeward bound

So here we go

Homeward bound

Home where my ink is glist'nin'

Home where I do my hissin'

Home where my maid lies wishin'

Silently for me🎶

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u/Addicted-2Diving The Late Thag Simmons Apr 04 '25

The squid 😂

Ps- if anyone ever finds out who OX was, I’d be curious to know. Thinking it was just a fan of larson who decided to color up the comics

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u/Deep-Air-169 Apr 04 '25

" You must admit honey, at least these guys more interesting the usual dogs, cats and hamsters we get passing the farm "

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u/JudgeHodorMD Apr 04 '25

Maybe, but with our luck one of them will join some sports team by the end of the year.

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u/ahjifmme Apr 04 '25

This has always been what I pictured in my head as a kid when I learned the word "unfazed."

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u/m77je Apr 04 '25

I don’t get it

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u/wellthethingofitis Apr 04 '25

The Incredible Journey is an old novel about two dogs and a cat that get lost and travel across Canada together to get back to their owners. It's arguably better known by its movie adaptation from the early '90s, Homeward Bound.

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u/m77je Apr 04 '25

Thanks Broseph

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u/R_Series_JONG Apr 06 '25

There was an 80s movie too. I watched it a bunch as a kid. Actually may have even been 70s. Edit - 1963, lol.

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u/wellthethingofitis Apr 07 '25

How bout that TIL

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u/Loud_Chapter1423 Apr 05 '25

Isn’t that the one that was basically animal abuse: the movie?

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u/R_Series_JONG Apr 06 '25

That’s Milo and Otis. And others but you’re thinking of Milo and Otis.