Comic #5150: good-luck

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Panel 1:
A conversation takes place between two characters. A man with a gray beard, wearing a blue robe, is saying, "Did you know that the ancient Romans used phallus drawings to mean 'good luck'?" The woman, with brown hair and glasses, responds, "That's… that's weirdly nice."

Panel 2:
A scene is depicted labeled “2000 years ago…” Three characters are shown in a humorous context. One character, who appears to be sleeping, has a facial expression of surprise. One of the other characters is saying, "We drew dongs all over your face while you were asleep!"

Panel 3:
The final panel shows a character with a happy face, saying, "Gosh… thanks guys. I really hope we stay friends after high school." The other characters respond with smiles, and they all appear to be enjoying the moment.

The comic illustrates a light-hearted take on historical context and friendships, using humor to connect past and present.