The Other Coast by Adrian Raeside for January 04, 2015

Sounds about right.

One man’s trash…

Hahaha!

Depends on your perspective.

Looks like a urinal, i had in the hospital,before i could get up out of bed. :( Ugg.errrahh.ahhhhh.

I have always wondered if they don’t find “the good stuff” and only locate the “junk” of the past.

They took the “good stuff” with them.

Between the first and the third centuries, a spectacular number of amphorae were broken and dumped at a specific location in Rome near the Tiber River. Over the years, they formed an artificial hill of testae and crockery 45 meters (135 feet) high.

Curious, Rubes has an amphora gag today, too.

There are many ideas and practices that were considered trash when I was a kid and now they are culturally hip, with it, whatever….

i luv how it slowly sinks into the earth

So why is the woman dressed in Romanesque clothing while Zog looks like a caveman in a bath towel?

Was wondering if anyone else noticed the Rubes similarity. I caught it immediately because they are side by side in my paper.

Cordicfan: Other than stunts cooked up at the Ruben Awards and participated in by many cartoonists, these co-instances are not that rare. We find a couple a month where two (or more) cartoonists have the same off-beat subject on the same day..Jason Scarborough: Craftsmen wore the same basic kilt throughout the amphora period, from Minoan through Roman.