Keruvalia
20-08-2004, 05:53
So, anyway, when I was a kid, I - like many others of my age - enjoyed the Archie Comics. Oh, sure, they'd been around since my dad was a kid, but there's just something enjoyable about them as a young child.
Anyway, I remember I once read an Archie comic where they were digging in one of the yards and came across some old stone tablets with various letters on them. Archie, Veronica, Betty, and Gerald hummed and hawed over the tablets and eventually formed the words "KING OPRAZENO" (or something like that). They all came up with these wild stories about this ancient King and his burial site and his exploits in pre-historic Rydel. Each story was more fanciful than the next.
After many pages of these amazing and wild stories, they walked away, continuing their discussions when Jughead walked up to the tablets behind them and looked at the words. After a few minutes of thinking, Jughead rearranged the letters to form "NO PARKING ZONE" and walked away smiling.
Amazing how a trite joke can form your whole opinion on religion.
Anyway, I remember I once read an Archie comic where they were digging in one of the yards and came across some old stone tablets with various letters on them. Archie, Veronica, Betty, and Gerald hummed and hawed over the tablets and eventually formed the words "KING OPRAZENO" (or something like that). They all came up with these wild stories about this ancient King and his burial site and his exploits in pre-historic Rydel. Each story was more fanciful than the next.
After many pages of these amazing and wild stories, they walked away, continuing their discussions when Jughead walked up to the tablets behind them and looked at the words. After a few minutes of thinking, Jughead rearranged the letters to form "NO PARKING ZONE" and walked away smiling.
Amazing how a trite joke can form your whole opinion on religion.