B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for October 23, 2024

Have you ever had an MRI? It exposes the body living within your skin.

Upload the images to a 3D printer and print out your double.

Just add AI and you can write GoComics comments as smart as mine.

Actually light can pass through the human body. Easily demonstrated by putting the light of a flashlight up against the palm of your hand.

Wet is life. Where there is no moisture, there is no life (as we know it).

“Water’s chemical and physical properties allow it to dissolve more substances than most other liquids. This enables key chemical reactions in cells”

Life is weird. Human life even more so.

yeah i am surprised he is weirding out about it… he’s the brainy geek one, right? or is he a nerd? what is the difference?

Wet bones!!! *brrr

I read the only thing that can not get wet is diamond. Do not know if it’s true.

Chorus

Dem bones Dem bones Dem dry bones

Dem bones Dem bones Dem dry bones

Dem bones Dem bones Dem dry bones,

Hear the word of the Lord.

Verse 1

Toe bone connected to the foot bone

Foot bone connected to the heel bone

Heel bone connected to the ankle bone

Ankle bone connected to the leg bone

Leg bone connected to the knee bone

Knee bone connected to the thigh bone

Thigh bone connected to the hip bone

Hip bone connected to the back bone

Back bone connected to the shoulder bone

Shoulder bone connected to the neck bone

Neck bone connected to the head bone

Hear the word of the Lord.

Just don’t tell Wiley about this. He has been known to try and outrun his own sweat!

Discovery of the obvious.

And critters are hunting for food during the night too.

……always the source!!!

One of the great advantages of age is that you slow down. Normally, this is a bad thing, but not when speaking.

I was born and raised in Brooklyn. I used to speak at 100 words per minute with gusts up to 125. To people down south who are used to rating hurricanes and tornados, this is category 5 speech.

My mouth used to deliver faster than my brain could produce. The flood produced a lot of “ums” and “errs” in my speech. I found that if I first “buffered” the sentence in my brain and then delivered it, I could reduce these verbal pauses and sound less unintelligible and unintelligent.

One side effect of this buffering is that it also gives me time to fact check what I am about to say and maybe even ponder its effect on those who hear it.

So we’re all soaked to the bone then?

Our bones are wet… THAT thought is going to fester.

This toon chilled me down to my marrow…..

Has Clumsy been eating those funny tasting herbs again?

And teeth are the only part of our skeleton that we clean.

This sent chills up my spine