Maker: Lightnin' Lyle
Type: Computer Mouse-drawn using Windows 7 Microsoft PAINT
Designer: Lightnin' Lyle
Material: Digital jpeg and/or Ink to paper
Size: Varied by publication placement and available space; original art prints out at approximately 11 x 4 inches at 100%
Color(s): Multicolor
Date Produced: March 1, 2017
Number Produced: 3 reproductions
Special Notes: This Flight Lines strip features a Disc Golf play on words of a nonsense word that appeared in dictionaries as early as 1931. The word was made popular by the 1964 song sung by Julie Andrews as she played Mary Poppins in the film of the same name—produced by Walt Disney and written by the Sherman Brothers, Richard and Robert. The word which simply means extraordinarily good is, of course, "SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOCIOUS."
Contributor(s): Lightnin' Lyle Jensen