I found this old picture online, and I think it's authentic, at least historically, and it may have been one of the motivating factors for the Chums of Chance in Against the Day.
The incident is in the book, I'm pretty sure, or one group of Balloon-men derides another group for destroying the Palazzo, and even getting caught doing it.
My apologies; I'll try to keep some of these more obscure references down, but, it is a cool picture.
Hell ya!!!.....So, there is a talking dog in Mason and Dixon!! Holla!!!
ReplyDeleteWas the Chums of Chance's dog a talker, or just a chess player...I can't seem to remember...
ReplyDeleteI'll probably finish Vineland this weekend, while traveling to the Midwest.
My bad. Pugnax doesn't speak English straightforwardly, but ruff ruffs his way to understanding with The Chums of Chance. He aslo reads and does other awesome stuff, like peeing out of the balloon onto people!
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