One foot pointing forward and one back? With knees to match?? —or maybe, walk like a humanoid when going “thata way” and like a stork when going “tother way”
So one face is to front – as in aligned with front of body and feet, in the way we usually see it. The other face looks to the rear. Who is to say the latter isn’t the correct orientation?
I don’t think there were ever any depictions of Janus showing anything below his head, so for all we know he also had TOES pointing in both directions. (Hey, it’s mythology, where they also had women with snakes for hair, horses with wings, and giants with only one eye, so obviously biology is very flexible.)
“Sure, he that made us with such large discourse, looking before and after, gave us not that capability and god-like reason to fust in us unus’d.” — Hamlet
Rhetorical_Question about 19 hours ago
Where is Dr. Spaetzle?
Bilan about 19 hours ago
Just like Caulfield, Janus didn’t have much of an attention span.
Cactus-Pete about 19 hours ago
Uh, Janus is fictional so guess again.
Concretionist about 16 hours ago
One foot pointing forward and one back? With knees to match?? —or maybe, walk like a humanoid when going “thata way” and like a stork when going “tother way”
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member about 16 hours ago
The Australian coat of arms has a kangaroo and an emu because neither can take a backward step (they can, but it’s difficult for them).
dadlivonia about 15 hours ago
Squirrel
The Wolf In Your Midst about 14 hours ago
We can always turn around and run away.
Doug K about 14 hours ago
What were we talking about? Better back (it) up & go through that again
ajr58(1) about 13 hours ago
From the table to the trophy room?
Slowly, he turned... about 13 hours ago
And if the toes are pointed up… oops, nevermind.
ksu71 about 13 hours ago
As some wag once asked. “What would a chair look like if our knees bent the other direction?”
sandpiper about 13 hours ago
So one face is to front – as in aligned with front of body and feet, in the way we usually see it. The other face looks to the rear. Who is to say the latter isn’t the correct orientation?
Funniguy about 13 hours ago
Janus may have been trying to get mortals to understand the principle about those who fail to study history are doomed to repeat it.
Jeffin Premium Member about 12 hours ago
There is a reason that the windshield is bigger than the rear view mirror.
calliarcale about 12 hours ago
I’m duckfooted, so it’s quite easy for me to point my toes both ways. :-)
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 12 hours ago
I don’t think there were ever any depictions of Janus showing anything below his head, so for all we know he also had TOES pointing in both directions. (Hey, it’s mythology, where they also had women with snakes for hair, horses with wings, and giants with only one eye, so obviously biology is very flexible.)
fritzoid Premium Member about 11 hours ago
“Sure, he that made us with such large discourse, looking before and after, gave us not that capability and god-like reason to fust in us unus’d.” — Hamlet
danjw2 about 10 hours ago
I thought at first Frazz was talking about Janis, but he hasn’t mentioned a woman who is missing a piece of her heart.
Otis Rufus Driftwood about 10 hours ago
I got it. But I remember yesterday’s strip.
DaBump Premium Member about 7 hours ago
Kids are always moving on to something else. Of course, they don’t have so much to look back on.
Kidon Ha-Shomer about 6 hours ago
yes, you should move a head…unless wearing an immobilizing neck brace