....I'd try but, I'm still trying to figure how to insert "shatters laws of physics" into said explanation....and so far with Tor, that seems to be a constant

Tor's personal Bermuda triangle?

It's like he is the Bermuda Triangle. With stripes!

Something this stupid deserves a prize ^^

I'd try, but it involves a potato wagon, a rock on a dirt road, three knights and a rook, cabbages, Tor and a map used wrong, cloudy skies and a pile of salads sold by an old lady at the roadside.

Oh, it isn't that bad. Tor was going to rob the chicken who was pulling the potato wagon. he "borrowed" the horse, rode up, and attempted to jump from said horse to wagon. Just then the chicken tripped over a ladybug in the road and the resulting flip sent bird, cart, Tor, and horse careening down the road, ricocheting off of a boulder, another tree, two houses and a city guardsman before plunging down a two-mile steep hill and finally all landing in the tree where they are now.

And it al began when Silver told Tor, "Yes, I'd like fries with that."

The most plausible explanation so far. Darn ladybugs! :P

leave him to dry? hehe

The rhyme catch a tiger by the toe comes to my mind after seeing this. XD

"The Noodle incident" - its a story best left untold because its to embarrassing.

The face on that horse is priceless.

(shrug) Business as usual?

Quite!

"WTF" the first thing I thought!

Aw, that poor horse XD

I'll bet Silver will bring this up in later S&S story lines, and Tor will be defensive about it.

How the hell does this happen....oh wait

That poor horse will never be the same again. XD

Did Silver loose her pants in the incident, did she rush to save Tor without getting fully dressed, or is this the short dress she normally wears?

I've got a version, but Tor being on the far end of the branch rather than close to the trunk is odd. Probably Tor did not pick the most stable position and risked unnecessarily. As usual.

I suppose Tor wanted to use the chicken to steal potatoes. He throws the chicken at the cart, the chicken grabs a potato sack, Tor pulls it back up. The chicken tried to fly away. The rope was too short to fly far, so it landed on the horse's muzzle. The horse backed abruptly, hit the tree and knocked Tor off. Tor hit the cart catapulting the horse up. The horse grabbed the tree for its life. Meanwhile the chicken desperately tried to fly away, but the rope was also tangled around another branch (this is why both ends of the rope are on the same side of the visible branch), and the bird only managed to slowly lift Tor up. Same friction didn't allow Tor to fall to the ground again when the bird fell down fatigued — he descended slowly and not far. The bird tried to fly away a few more times, but only managed to wrap the rope around the visible branch securing Tor in place. By the time Silver arrived it stopped trying.

Drat, the cart's got no shafts. The catapult won't work.

Damn, that sounds crazy even for Tor... What happened? D:

It's a one-o-them mysteries of the universe: you either leave it be, or die in attempts to solve it.