Of course, they won’t have foreheads, either. And they’ll all be nearsighted. And maladjusted, unable to interact with humans except through social media. All selfies will be “lone-ies.”
Selfies have been around since 1839 (Robert Cornelius credited with the first ‘selfie’). The younger generation just automatically think they “invented” it.
I’m very please to say that I’ve not taken a single selfie. I don’t have the need to put my face into every picture going. If you want a reminder of the view, take a picture of the view and not cover half of it with your face. It’s also not that flattering given that it doesn’t use a portrait focal length.
“Evolve”?Doubtful.Had a knock on my frontdoor a few days ago. A young man with phone in hand asks me if Carol is here. Told him no. Looking at his phone he proceeds to tell me that his phone says she s b here. Then he asks if I just moved here recently. Looking to swiftly end this “pursuit” I asked him what he’s looking for. He tells me Carol’s Cuts (hair stylist). Told him she is down street exactly one block. So much for reading street signs and house numbers. Incidents like this tells me “we’re screwed”.
Or in my case, my decedents will get a long arm from having to stretch the arm out trying to read a piece of paper. Older I get, longer my arms need to be, especially if I misplace my readers.
A friend of mine saw a couple taking a selfie. He stopped and asked if they wanted him to take their picture. They happily agreed so he stood in between them, held his arm out, and took a selfie of the couple with him in it.
That assumes that having a long arm for selfies confers a competitive reproductive advantage. I’d guess it doesn’t. (Yes, I know this is a comic strip and not a scientific paper.)
ekke 11 months ago
Of course, they won’t have foreheads, either. And they’ll all be nearsighted. And maladjusted, unable to interact with humans except through social media. All selfies will be “lone-ies.”
ronaldspence 11 months ago
the long arm of the law!
comixbomix 11 months ago
Not if they look like that, they won’t.
Cool Hand Luke Premium Member 11 months ago
I already look like that. In both arms. They don’t call me orangutan for nothing.
blunebottle 11 months ago
Selfies are really nothing new. My Mom had a small roll film camera (818 film) back in 1936 that she used to take a selfie of her & Dad.
enigmamz 11 months ago
The guy from One Piece!
Ned Snipes 11 months ago
Selfies have been around since 1839 (Robert Cornelius credited with the first ‘selfie’). The younger generation just automatically think they “invented” it.
phritzg Premium Member 11 months ago
The only humans that can evolve will be those who spawned before falling off the cliff while taking their selfies.
Studebaker Hoch 11 months ago
Inspector Gadget don’t need no stinking evolution.
Dobie Premium Member 11 months ago
Dang! here it is Friday and John (and Bleeb) still haven’t shown up to install my new ceiling fan!
Oh well… here’s a new funny-sounding word. Remember… they’re free!
Snollygoster
Zebrastripes 11 months ago
Good thing there’s a wall too!
They’re really at arms length!
BadCreaturesBecomeDems 11 months ago
Shouldn’t they be standing on the wall? At least for a moment, until they fall? Quick with the fingers, they can show it to all.
wongo 11 months ago
They should be working in law enforcement. (Let’s see if anyone gets this?)
MRC112 11 months ago
I’m very please to say that I’ve not taken a single selfie. I don’t have the need to put my face into every picture going. If you want a reminder of the view, take a picture of the view and not cover half of it with your face. It’s also not that flattering given that it doesn’t use a portrait focal length.
LFate 11 months ago
That’s funny!
jango 11 months ago
“Evolve”?Doubtful.Had a knock on my frontdoor a few days ago. A young man with phone in hand asks me if Carol is here. Told him no. Looking at his phone he proceeds to tell me that his phone says she s b here. Then he asks if I just moved here recently. Looking to swiftly end this “pursuit” I asked him what he’s looking for. He tells me Carol’s Cuts (hair stylist). Told him she is down street exactly one block. So much for reading street signs and house numbers. Incidents like this tells me “we’re screwed”.
ericlscott creator 11 months ago
Ha! Thanks for the heads up, John.
WCraft Premium Member 11 months ago
And the trend towards taller cabinets in the kitchen
zodismoon 11 months ago
I remember seeing a comic like this only with large thumbs.
Albert Sims Premium Member 11 months ago
Or in my case, my decedents will get a long arm from having to stretch the arm out trying to read a piece of paper. Older I get, longer my arms need to be, especially if I misplace my readers.
DawnQuinn1 11 months ago
I never have and never will take a selfie. Far to narcissistic. I KNOW I am not photogenic, so why push it?
bobbyferrel 11 months ago
There are people in abundance already with calluses on their knuckles from dragging them on the sidewalk.
Daltongang Premium Member 11 months ago
From knuckle draggers whence came and to knuckle draggers thou shalt return.
davewhamond creator 11 months ago
A friend of mine saw a couple taking a selfie. He stopped and asked if they wanted him to take their picture. They happily agreed so he stood in between them, held his arm out, and took a selfie of the couple with him in it.
cuzinron47 11 months ago
That’s devolution.
Mike Baldwin creator 11 months ago
Great! – and we won´t need reading glasses!
stevek Premium Member 11 months ago
And we’ll be born with the phone attached.
MichiganMitten 11 months ago
That assumes that having a long arm for selfies confers a competitive reproductive advantage. I’d guess it doesn’t. (Yes, I know this is a comic strip and not a scientific paper.)
MY DOG IS MY CO PILOT 10 months ago
That would be handy for short people like me for getting things off the top shelf.
geese28 10 months ago
How….fantastic
aussie399 Premium Member 8 months ago
You forgot to shrink their heads as a result of the decrease in brain size from using so much anti social media