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Poignant !
The “grave mail” pipe seems inspired by those big “air scoop” things on ships.
I don’t know what they are properly called, but with your command of things nautical, I am sure you can educate me.
Something-whelps-thimblehole-grommet?
Ship hole.
Vent, or vent pipe. The kind with the flared end is called a cowl vent.
FUCKING BILL HICKS!
He’s bogus.
Ringo = The most under-rated drummer, ever.
Bill Hicks = The most over-rated comic, ever.
See the symmetry?
Love this strip, I have since the site first went up… not to mention the album covers.
Gallery page coming this week.
Too many people see the grave as The End, not believing in any afterlife. Still, that is better than a hell for all and a heaven for none. One black man insisted that we all rot in the grave until God raises the righteous (a total re-creation would be required in many cases, out of new materials) . A thousand years later, God will then recreate the lost – for eternal torture ! Why not just leave them dead ? His website seems to have disappeared. I think he was deranged !
You’re crazy, Wilson.
I heard sometimes in the olden days they would put a bell above the grave which was tied to the dead persons hand so they could ring it if they were still alive. I forgot what country this was in, I remember seeing it at when I was a little kid. Hell of a thing waking up in a pine box.
They found many graves with scratches on the ceiling. “Dead” people who were in a light coma, waking up. Then they invented the wake-up bells.
Jesus, that’s marvelously disturbing. Thanks for the information though.
http://www.bpmlegal.com/wcoffin.html
the 13th-century Thomas a Kempis, the reputed author of the great devotional work The Imitation of Christ, was never made a saint because, it was said, when they dug up his body for the ossuary they found scratch marks on the lid of his coffin and concluded that he was not reconciled to his fate.
Didn’t Ringo rid us of Bill Hicks?
I love this strip, btw… top notch drawing.
I used to cut grass in an old cemetery . It was kind of creepy because some of the graves had collapsed into the caskets over the years.
Old cemeteries are freaking creepy… even in the daylight.
When I was hitch-hiking across the USA I slept in many cemeteries. They are peaceful and gorgeous at dawn.
Don’t get me wrong… I didn’t say I didn’t like them. Or maybe I just like that creepy feeling… or, maybe creepy is just the wrong word. Anyway, there is a small one near where I live that only has about 25 or so headstones. It’s on a small piece of land on the rolling hillsides of Wasatch County, surrounded by tall grass. Since I can’t be buried near my father, this little spot seems like a perfect resting place.
I think they’re creepy as hell! I can see them being a good spot to crash on the road though. Nice and quiet with no hassle.