B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for January 21, 2010

Cute - the first carbon footprint.

A carbon copy.

charcoal footjoy shoe inserts.

Activated charcoal, one would hope.

OK, who left this this carbon footprint here?

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Ha ha!

Looks like Al Gore’s carbon footprint to me.

It’s easy to be smug about other planets’ carbon output when your mode of transportation is a thimble.

My questions are: How big are our visitors ? Who’s foot is that?

Wait! Wait! He knows a human by its footprint. So he’s encountered humans before. In space. On other planets. B.C. doesn’t take place on earth! Call the papers!

UFOs on this BC strip? That footprint could not be a carbon copy. It is just pressed on soft ground by the human.

Wow what a spaceship! It can hover while he gets out and back in… That must be why no one has ever found a landing sight!

About B.C.

Johnny Hart’s classic strip, B.C., puts a CAVEMAN twist on everything. From philosophical ants to punny bits of unconventional wisdom, you’ll see why this strip has been a favorite for so many years.

Joe this is copied and pasted right from this very page… Upper right-hand side. I capitalized the word caveman in order to make my point. Now rather the character B.C. gets his name from “before Christ” or not I have no idea? But I have to believe this comic takes place in another time and is not as you say: “The comic strip B.C. actually takes place at the present time somewhere in an undisclosed location on the planet earth.”

Just a thought…

Very good play on words!

Hey! A soot foot!

Before Christ, Bud Caveman, or whatever; Ya just gotta laugh. (Hey, Al!!! Clean your feet when you hang out with the cavedudes. What a mess!!)