New warning signs for our crosswalks reads “PLEASE STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS IN CROSSWALK”. I took that to mean if they are jaywalking they are fair game. . . . . (ʘдʘ╬)
Hmmm. Like the fictitious but sempiternal “hornèd helmets” of the Vikings, Egyptian art seems never to have portrayed people in anything like that posture. There are often, to be sure, rather oddly stylized limbs, and in “flat” art, standing figures are always shown with the head and legs in profile while the torso is full frontal.
SHAKEDOWNCITY 8 months ago
Don’t drop any “Bangles” on the street.
Ratkin Premium Member 8 months ago
Try to cross and you’ll get your asp handed to you.
Yakety Sax 8 months ago
New warning signs for our crosswalks reads “PLEASE STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS IN CROSSWALK”. I took that to mean if they are jaywalking they are fair game. . . . . (ʘдʘ╬)
Kaputnik 8 months ago
Is it okay if I walk like a Sumerian?
The Reader Premium Member 8 months ago
Way-oh-way-oh!
The Orange Mailman 8 months ago
Here is more documentation that this ancient civilization possessed advanced technology.
CoffeyCup 8 months ago
That’s an interesting “chariot” they have. Doubles as tub on Saturdays.
david Long Premium Member 8 months ago
Steve Martin:)
backyardcowboy 8 months ago
“Swing low sweet chariot….”
Zen-of-Zinfandel 8 months ago
The guy is good at building stuff, up to a point.
Frank Burns Eats Worms 8 months ago
Another song comes to mind…“Walking in Memphis”.
syzygy47 8 months ago
Back in that day, there wasn’t a car horn. Just freakin’ camel spit.
cuzinron47 8 months ago
Those chariots are running the light.
Impkins Premium Member 8 months ago
Interesting “wrap” he’s got on there. Should fall off about midway across the street! :)
oakie817 8 months ago
susanna is my celebrity crush
Spiffy 8 months ago
And don’t roll your eyes at me!
AndrewSihler 8 months ago
Hmmm. Like the fictitious but sempiternal “hornèd helmets” of the Vikings, Egyptian art seems never to have portrayed people in anything like that posture. There are often, to be sure, rather oddly stylized limbs, and in “flat” art, standing figures are always shown with the head and legs in profile while the torso is full frontal.
Big Nate fan 123 8 months ago
I like these one page comic strips