Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 27, 2009

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    margueritem  almost 16 years ago

    He’s allergic to metal and grocery store nurses…

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    cleokaya  almost 16 years ago

    I am also associated with carts, just a different appication. I, you see, am a cartographer.

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    ewennick  over 15 years ago

    My neighbourhood grocery store charges a refundable $.25 deposit for carts, as do many other area stores (one actually charges a $1.00 deposit, which is a pain if you don’t happen to have a dollar coin on you.) But they go a step further, in that their entire parking lot is surrounded by a magnetic field, and anyone who attempts to entice a cart to stray from the herd, as it were, winds up with the wheels on the cart locked up. It’s a rough neighbourhood - I guess it’s not safe for the cartherds to stray too far from the flock.

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    attyush  over 15 years ago

    Oh, the wiggly wheeled ones. I have a knack to attract those. If you see a guy going whippity-whip-whip-whippity-whip-whip with a cart in a store, that would be me.

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    Sugie63  over 15 years ago

    I always get the cart with the flat wheel and it leans to one side.

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    DCStark  over 13 years ago

    I like the way Bill Cosby one described the wobbly wheel on a gurney as “having a miniature windstorm down there”.

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    Omniman  over 3 years ago

    Paying people to drive around and pick up stray carts got expensive enough to justify the expense of an “invisible fence”.

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