B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for January 07, 2011

They’re only playing head games.

As Frosty says: Happy Birthday!!!

I think the head comes from today’s Calvin and Hobbes.

Snowman decapitation, a casualty of snow wars.

The horror…the horror…

Good morning Lonewolf, Gweedo, Montana Lady and Everyone!

Don’t worry guys. He didn’t feel a thing. His neck was numb from the cold.

Alas poor McFrosty, I knew him well.

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Witty, Curls.

Good Morning, Fellow Cave Dwellers.

At least Frosty went out smiling.

You’ve got to keep cool in battle. Don’t lose your head, guys.

Good morning, BCers

Heads will roll…

Maybe. You have to be of a certain age to think of that-

Old enough to have seen it and … Young enough to retain your memory

Hey, gocomics, what gives? This is the fourth time I have had to log in to read my dang comics! It just keeps on going back to the login page! Can we get something done about this!?? Thanks, Jerry

Don’t compain here, Jerry.. Click on the contact us link.

he was expendable

What old Western comic movie had the camels in it? I thought it was Blazing Saddles, but it wasn’t. Sorry, off the subject, but I thought someone out there might know.

Too bad it was carrot nose and not Carrot Top. (Please CSI, Never again!!!)

Tsali: HAWMPS was the movie. Starred James Hampton, another red-headed comic turned “actor” and was based on the actually army experiment to introduce camels into the cavalry when they hit the desert Indian battles. I actually recall this thing ,too, so you aren’t the only one with a wasted youth. Note: Hampton was, I believe, Mike Fox’s Dad in the Teen Wolf movie and has since been in some Christian movie releases.

What did one snowman say to the other?

“Do you smell carrots?”

Easy come…easy “snow”man..

Can you dig it?

Mr. McFrosty looks frosted about this himself.

Thanks, Freeholder1. Yes camels were introduced to Ft Jefferson Davis in Texas before the War for Southern Independence in which Jefferson Davis became President of the CSA. I am a Confederate reenactor (artillery) and study American history. The name of that movie has puzzled me for a long time.