Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 26, 2009

LOL! I’m sure that he would.

A cartherd – I always wondered what those poor shnooks were called.

actually we’re called stockmen..and there are nights I wish I just had to only gather the carts up. Overnights are a pain…

In England they’re just known as part of the car park crew…I like cartherder better !

must be a real pain to be a cartherd when it is snowing

They look like superheros in the 3rd panel.

Anyone seen the grocery nurse? someone’s been pinching the Easter buns and they need some comforting!

What’s that symbol on Dill’s shirt?

First congrats on your nomination. If you’re a cartherder does that mean when the wind is blowing and the carts are all over the parking lot it’s a stampede?:D

I always thought they were more like Conductors of the Cart-train. Our local folks use an electric powered cart to push the line of strays, and they direct the lead cart across the lot and into the store. It looks like more fun than it probably is - but ain’t that true for most jobs.

wuz two: that was back when a dime could get a lot more than today too

Always makes me wonder when I see a shopping cart blocks, or even miles, away from it’s place of origin.

Wonder if those cartherders get paid milage. I also think they should have cart dogs to help them herd them carts.

Are the cartherders part of a “cartel”?

I reserve the right to use these jokes in a future strip, you know.

Richard, that’s why they are called funnies.

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Cul de Sac is my new favorite strip, right up alongside Calvin and Hobbes. Thanks for your brilliance.