Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 16, 2015

No wonder WAM disclaimed blame, uh, I mean responsibility, no, AUTHORSHIP. He’s probably rolling over in his unmarked grave right now.

tempus fidgits . . .

Carnival of Venice!

I don’t think any composer would want to take credit for that.

Panel two looks more like Coltrane than Mozart.

There’s a ragtime piece called “Kitten On The Keys.”

Which is worse, having that music stuck in your hair or as an ear worm?

—Back when digital was recognized as referring specifically to fingers…. Mozart has some runs for nimble fingers, but nothing like that fearful riff in panel 2!

Richard Thompson, you are a genius through and through!

Need a new folder to separate out All Time Favorites for this one.

Looks like black midi.

Peanut butter will get that out in a Jiffy.

Waidaminnit. Didn’t he play “Fidgety Digits” already?