B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for October 20, 2015

He meant Fier.

What?! These guys forgotten what fire is?! Johnny Hart mustturning over is grave (and screaming in Heaven!). When I read this comic back in the sixties, there was a story-line about them discovering it!

It sort of a odd mix of one who is a futuristic caveman and the others who are prehistoric. One knows all and the others know nothing.

This strip never could decide if it really is prehistoric, or current day with a caveman motif. It makes endless references to modern people and things- and then suddenly, back to the stone age setting.

Many cartoonists tend to make up the rules as they go along- whatever they think is funny that day with no regard to what they’ve said before.

Of course he knows what fire is. He just forgot. For crying out loud he’s speaking English, right?

Every year, I used to have a flaming pumpkin…I don’t bother with lights or candles but instead build a torch per say inside…so fire comes out of all the places that have been carved. The idea was to burn it into ash in a safe place each year. Turned out it scared the little kids too much so they would avoid my house. Ironically it would last upwards of 6 hours before finally caving in. Due to the high amounts of moisture in the pumpkin insides, plus once it gets carbonized…it can’t really burn much more. Like trying to burn a log in a camp fire that is all carbon without breaking it off.

Fire hot!

Up until now BC has been using a electric bulb in his pumpkins…

Clams have Halloween!

Fire was last week at Back to B.C..

No fire, and I haven’t seen the character “Curls” in a Very long time.

Haraka!

‘taint fie-er it’s far as in fararn what you go shootin’ with.

Details! Details! There you go again. Clouding the issue with facts!

The 1st fire came long before the 1st Halloween.

Sooner or later it’ll turn up on Farcebook and then we’ll all know it’s the truth…