B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for July 28, 2024

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    Imagine  3 months ago

    Aloe my darling…

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    rekam Premium Member 3 months ago

    Ooh… they’ve got a bathtub in that cave!

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    Freebyrd1  3 months ago

    I grow mine in huge pots on the veranda. When I watering it I always get in an “hallo Vera” (Aloe vera)

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    BigDaveGlass  3 months ago

    And the letter said. “We have been trying to reach you regarding your extended car warranty”…….

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    Gent  3 months ago

    A postal letter in B.C.? Me was never knews.

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    Izzy Moreno  3 months ago

    The sun isn’t hotter than it was 50 years ago, you’re just indoors all the time.

    If you go out regularly during the colder months, your skin will be ready for summer.

    And yes, that applies to people with darker skin, as well.

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    Mediatech  3 months ago

    Aloe aloe?

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    Bill69  3 months ago

    Who else is old enough to remember when the two female characters were “Fat Broad” and “Cute Chick?”

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    dflak  3 months ago

    PSA (Public Service Announcement or Pay Serious Attention)

    It’s nice being white (now doesn’t that sound racist). I’m white because of a mutation some distant ancestor of mine had that lightened skin color. This means my body can make vitamin D with the sunshine available at latitudes far away from the tropics. Today, people can buy vitamin D in a bottle, so this evolutionary advantage isn’t as great as it used to be.

    Being white comes at a cost: a greater chance of skin damage and cancer due to ultraviolet radiation. It can happen to anyone of any skin color but is more prevalent among people with lighter skin.

    Dermatologists recommend using sun block when going out in the sun. Take them seriously. It’s literally the ounce of prevention applied one dose at a time.

    Also, “tan up” gradually. Limit your exposure to 15 minutes initially and work your way up adding just a bit more time in each subsequent outing.

    Then there is one more pet peeve of mine. If you are going to be out in the hot sun: hydrate. Don’t drink WHEN you get thirsty. Drink so you don’t GET thirsty. It is exceptionally difficult to overdose on water.

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    Niko S  3 months ago

    That has to be a record for the fastest sunburn in the world, and that’s centuries before climate change even existed.

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    mindjob  3 months ago

    I had a Norwegian uncle who literally got sunburned that fast

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    markkahler52  3 months ago

    Solar Maximum at peak. But they daren’t tell us we live neath an unstable star, right?!

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    boydjb47  3 months ago

    Trying to cause “climate anxiety.”

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    Charles  3 months ago

    And yet our ancestors survived for hundreds of thousands of years before the invention of sunscreen. And all by the simple expedient of going outside every day and getting a tan, and occasionally wearing a hat.

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    rockyridge1977  3 months ago

    “a word to the wise was not sufficient”!!!!!!

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    Durak Premium Member 3 months ago

    They couldn’t have done this comic back in the old days. Hard to show a sunburn in a black and white comic. She’d have had to have been burned to a crisp and that would have caused all kinds of other issues and questions.

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    Daltongang Premium Member 3 months ago

    Who knew that the Fat Broad was a climate change denier?

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    Godfreydaniel  3 months ago

    She’ll be shedding skin like the snake does pretty soon…..

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    Ivan Araque  3 months ago

    Good grief, is this comic suggesting that climate change is REAL?

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    zeexenon  3 months ago

    Shoulda Woulda Coulda

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    zendog13la  3 months ago

    WOW!!!! It’s amazing that GoComics has figured out how to bend the space-time continuum such that the comments feature will work on everything but political cartoons.

    They are afraid of open debate. Cowards.

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    ROSTERM3  3 months ago

    Wing! Wing!

    Aloe?

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    sincavage05  3 months ago

    Give me spring and fall, you can leave the other two out. Oppressive heat or depressing freezing

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    nyg16  3 months ago

    And now the RepubliCON neanderthals think climate change is a hoax

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    Strawberry King  3 months ago

    Is it fall yet?

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    DKHenderson  3 months ago

    I think that the colorist could have done a bit better. Jane looked pretty pasty in the first panels. The last panel—where she presumably has been well cooked by the sun—she looks like what I would consider a “normal” skin tone. A brighter red would have been more appropriate.

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