Back to B.C. by Johnny Hart for February 18, 2019

If you never fall down, you can never know the pleasure of getting back up.

I guess you also feel it’s nice to get stepped on every now and then too, don’t you, “Mr. Ant?”

Only two legs… says the insect with only four legs.

‘’I get knocked downBut I get up againYou’re never gonna keep me downI get knocked downBut I get up againYou’re never gonna keep me down.’

Chumbawamba, sorta B.C.

Observation avoids painful experience

Not “only has two legs,” but “has only two legs.” Big difference! Here’s why the placement of “only” in a sentence is important for clarity:

Only I poked him in his eye with my stick.

I only poked him in his eye with my stick.

I poked only him in his eye with my stick.

I poked him only in his eye with my stick.

I poked him in his only eye with my stick.

I poked him in his eye only with my stick.

I poked him in his eye with my only stick.

I poked him in his eye with my stick only.

I get Vertigo sometimes.here’s what I’ve learned:

Falling down is overrated.Getting up is underrated.

It’s easy Ant; just toss down a few extra aphids on your way home…