I find the logic behind Mr. Crow's theory delightfully plausible and wonderful; I keep a copy of this on the wall for inspiration. The panel is from Tony Millionaire's twisted Victorian tale Sock Monkey. Another fine comic book introduced to me by my sister, years ago.
More on his website maakies.com.
I always thought Adam’s version was “throw yourself at the ground and miss.”
It almost seems like a description of the flying you see in martial arts movies. :)
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And don’t forget Douglas Adams’ definition of flying: when you fall, but forget to land.
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