The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for December 08, 2009

I’m surprised any of them lived to breed…

Im surprised he aint trying to ride that thing.

Sorta makes you wonder, where’s the harm?

Only the smart ones survived to breed, MerryMarg!! Just like today!!

This is a good one

Nowadays, the resources of the nation would be used to ensure this lout would survive to breed, perhaps with his sister.

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I love happy endings.

an error of mammoth proportions…

You’ll find that statistic scratched on a cave wall. The scratches are those of a cave teen during the pains of childbirth.

I’m almost 100% sure this comic has been done by the far side before :-p

Horses can sleep lying down or standing up.

You dare to defy JAD, unbeliever?

Especially fatal if you were standing on the other side.

Well? Explain yourself!

Heh… that mammoth will exert a greater force on him then he will on the mammoth. The ladder will fall down, of course, and we’ll have a caveman with a broken neck; the only real question is if the caveman’s pushing will awaken the mammoth, in which case we’ll have a flattened caveman with a broken neck…

… plus two other flat guys.

We’re forgetting flatulence. A f@rt from a mamoth that size would produce enough gas to asphyxiate St. Louis.