B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 09, 2024

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    dvandom  4 months ago

    It started before the internet, with kids roaming the neighborhood resulting in Child Protective Services being sent to their homes by busybodies.

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    oldthang  4 months ago

    I don’t get it.

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    Jml58  4 months ago

    Where are the kids? Somewhere else, having fun.

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    eromlig  4 months ago

    What, they haven’t heard about cell phone trackers?

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    The dude from FL  Premium Member 4 months ago

    On their phones that you bought for them to keep em outta your hair. Regret it now?

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    Gent  4 months ago

    They is probably kills themself after doing some steenky “social media” challenge.

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    Gent  4 months ago

    Oh waitsaminute it still B.C. here. Maybe some dinosaur is eats them.

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    Doug K  4 months ago

    Some things change and some (other) things remain the same.

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    deojaideep aka Courage  4 months ago

    … & then come those overprotective types who make children wear helmets and kneepads when on the see saws, slides and swings. Dam n!, I am a hemophiliac but never did I wear so much protection while playing outside on those things.

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    Count Olaf Premium Member 4 months ago

    Starbucks

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    DavidSharp Premium Member 4 months ago

    Major spelling mistake in both frames of this antoon. Everyant knows that the antwork in question is called the “Anternet.”

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    Enter.Name.Here  4 months ago

    “Where are the kids?”

    Indoors, slowly being programmed by their consoles and smart phones.

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    DawnQuinn1  4 months ago

    We played on the old fashioned playground equipment all the time. If we fell off and got hurt, our mothers said “Any blood, any broken bones? If not, get back outside”

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    Old Time Tales  4 months ago

    I drive through the neighborhood every day. I see kids out playing basketball, baseball and riding bikes.

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    Diat60  4 months ago

    Sounds like mine. “Simon Says” was very popular.

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    Diat60  4 months ago

    GoComics should consider adding a “don’t like” button.

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    sandpiper  4 months ago

    Distraction began decades back when tv became the afternoon babysitter. That had its negative effects on child growth. Then came the fascination with pc’s that offered the world in a 6×9 screen.

    Now it’s that portable entertainment center, which is available while walking into traffic, falling into fountains, not noticing the sunrises and sunsets, and ignoring good dinner table behavior.

    Wonder what’s next?

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    dflak  4 months ago

    I grew up in an era when every school was 10 miles away uphill in each direction and it was always snowing.

    We did play on dangerous equipment, yet somehow manage to escape major injury. Mostly, we hit the street running in the morning and didn’t stop until the street lights came on at night. We probably went through more pairs of sneakers than a marathon runner.

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    rockyridge1977  4 months ago

    Hope we go back instead of forward!!

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    klapre  4 months ago

    I’m surprised in the second panel they are just not pulling up the app on their phone to find the kids.

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    Anon4242  4 months ago

    Our school recess had jump ropes, some bouncy balls, and we could play hop scotch.During summer we played outside all day in all kinds of weather.We climbed trees, ate green apples till we were sick and then go do it some more.Sure we’d get scraped knees and elbows, but you went home, picked out the gravel, applied some Bactine or mecuricrome, bandage up and be back outside in 15 minutes to play some more.

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    oish  4 months ago

    When 80/20 hamburger meat is $5 a pound, minimum wage hasn’t been adjusted for inflation in over 20 years, unaffordable housing prices and enormous student debt, who can afford to have children in this age?

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    markkahler52  4 months ago

    I have the strangest feeling that, one day, we’re REALLY gonna regret all this…

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    Neat '33  4 months ago

    Um, depending on their age(s) probably staring at the I Phones.

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    DaBump Premium Member 4 months ago

    Started with video games, before the internet.

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    BuckeyeFanForever Premium Member 4 months ago

    Not waiting on us to bring home pizza for supper.

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    dlestersprint0  4 months ago

    Sometime in the late 1940’s I was riding my bicycle with my legs in the handle bars playing belly gunner. I must have hit a rock and dumbed myself onto the asphalt knocking me out. I woke up having been rescue by some construction workers. They saw I was ok and I was ok. I continued on my way being a bicycle rider and not a belly gunner. I don’t remember if I told my folks about it or not.

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    zeexenon  4 months ago

    They ran off with that whοre anteater Carmen Sandiego.

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    BloodlustTheDemon  4 months ago

    probably watching Skibidi Toilet

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    Strawberry King  4 months ago

    “Do you know where your child is?”

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    sincavage05  4 months ago

    And the memories they have of watching a screen, will never compare with mine of chasing fireflies and playing kick the can

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    Ed The Red Premium Member 4 months ago

    Before the Internet was TV. Before TV was radio.

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