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My youngest daughter way back in grade school did a science project with an ant farm. I have to say they are amazing little creatures. We both learned a lot. I donât step on them anymore!
If I didnât have a headache this morning, Iâd express my indignation at the intrusion of theology into this cartoon, but this will have to do until I have some coffee.
I donât think itâs religious either. I think they were wondering if THEY are an ant hill. After all they prob donât know alot about whatâs outside their little world. Great cartoon!
Thanks for the kind words (and not so kind ones). I guess I just was never offended by othersâ beliefs. Mostly because when I meet someone that believes different than me, I donât perceive it as an attack or think that Iâm somehow superior.
Plus, this one is very open ended, which is intentional. Always love to see what meaning people overlay on top of it.
Ace2MIck, I saw the strip when I read it last night as you did and did not see the possible religious aspect until pschearer pointed it out. Good job Brian, todayâs strip can provoke the readerâs own personal interpretation.
Yes lets not get too involved in finding a meaning not there.
It is a comic.
With out being a sycophant I think it is both well written and drawn. Thanks Brian
margueritem almost 14 years ago
Love this one.
Hi, Grog!
cleokaya almost 14 years ago
Yes, consider the big picture. Howdy marg! Size is irrelevant, or so I keep trying to convince everyone!
margueritem almost 14 years ago
GM, Cleo!
Elaine Rosco Premium Member almost 14 years ago
My youngest daughter way back in grade school did a science project with an ant farm. I have to say they are amazing little creatures. We both learned a lot. I donât step on them anymore!
pschearer Premium Member almost 14 years ago
If I didnât have a headache this morning, Iâd express my indignation at the intrusion of theology into this cartoon, but this will have to do until I have some coffee.
GROG Premium Member almost 14 years ago
But who watches over you, Sophie?
Hi, Marg!
ButterMyBiscuit almost 14 years ago
Theology? I didnât go there. I thought of the ending to Men in Black. We could be living in a locker in a bus station.
michael.p.pumilia almost 14 years ago
Shearer has the proverbial âcoffee headacheâ.
The ants go marching two by two. Army ants march 20 by 20. They donât care what is in their way.
Sophie and baby arenât watching over them in the biblical sense. They are over them, watching. Makes quite a difference.
pschearer Premium Member almost 14 years ago
RCMinor: Stooping to name-calling, are we, you do-do-head?
(Is it that hard to notice how pschearer is actually spelled?)
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 14 years ago
JazzyBella I donât step on ants either, and Iâm hard pressed to even kill a fly. And I never kill a spider.
Dry and Dusty Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Absolutely lovely! Nicely done Brian!
Fellow Baby who watches over Sophie? Why Saint Francis of Assissi of course.
Ace2Mick almost 14 years ago
I donât think itâs religious either. I think they were wondering if THEY are an ant hill. After all they prob donât know alot about whatâs outside their little world. Great cartoon!
brian anderson creator almost 14 years ago
Thanks for the kind words (and not so kind ones). I guess I just was never offended by othersâ beliefs. Mostly because when I meet someone that believes different than me, I donât perceive it as an attack or think that Iâm somehow superior.
Plus, this one is very open ended, which is intentional. Always love to see what meaning people overlay on top of it.
lin4869 almost 14 years ago
I find all interpretations interesting. Thanks for a terrific comic Brian. :D
brian anderson creator almost 14 years ago
Thanks lin4869!
cleokaya almost 14 years ago
Ace2MIck, I saw the strip when I read it last night as you did and did not see the possible religious aspect until pschearer pointed it out. Good job Brian, todayâs strip can provoke the readerâs own personal interpretation.
ccmills almost 14 years ago
Yes lets not get too involved in finding a meaning not there. It is a comic. With out being a sycophant I think it is both well written and drawn. Thanks Brian
ellisaana Premium Member almost 14 years ago
Somebodyâs been reading âHorton Hears A Who.â
Dnkdunn almost 14 years ago
I added to my file of outstanding cartoons.
DDD
Trisha_Evenstar almost 14 years ago
very awesome!
2write almost 14 years ago
Spooky and so very true. Totally outstanding strip.
:-)
KimberlyT almost 14 years ago
Love this one!