Time AND RELATIVE Location IN SPACE

[Mince]

Where and in what year is Beau Peep set?

[Roger Kettle]

Originally, it was going to be set in the early 1900's but, as the years went by and the anachronisms mounted, I moved it into that wonderful place called Cartoonworld. It's any time. And it's somewhere in North Africa.

[The Peepmaster]

But all that sand! I thought it was Margate.

[Mince]

Blast! I was going to pick out all the anachronisms.

[peter]

Why north Africa.
Whats wrong with west africa

[peter]

mince 88,000

[Mince]

Assuming you have a Christmas strip each year, that's 29 Christmases, which must make them all much older by now. I think Andrew should start giving them at least a few wrinkles.

[peter]

what and long beards

[The Peepmaster]

Blast! I was going to pick out all the anachronisms.

Spiders don't bother me.

[Roger Kettle]

Assuming you have a Christmas strip each year, that's 29 Christmases, which must make them all much older by now. I think Andrew should start giving them at least a few wrinkles.

I refer the Honourable Member to the statement I made earlier about Cartoonworld.

[Mince]

Such an easy get-out clause.

[The Peepmaster]

Such an easy get-out clause.

Regarding Christmas, it's a Santa Get-Out Clause.

[peter]

Each cartoon does not have to be a different day.
Or Chistmas does not have to be different one
Many of them could happen over one day.
As Roger says artistic licence
 

[Mince]

Such an easy get-out clause.

Regarding Christmas, it's a Santa Get-Out Clause.

That's ?5 you owe me, Roger.

[Tarquin Thunderthighs lll]

Trying to make sense of the get-out clause that is Cartoonworld is the road to insanity, and as we all know, there ain't no Sanity Clause.

Thanks, Groucho!