Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for May 15, 2010

Why does Danae hold big shovel? I think she uses it to scrape the manures off and dump in the trash bag.

Forget the shovel, bring on the skip loader.

Bulldozer. Possibly dynamite too.

Mom needs to set better rules…..

Clean up them horse apples too….

And you believed her, Lucy. Now that’s a load of something you can fill a garbage bag with.

Thank you Wiley, I thought it was just my daughter!

Back seat of ther car in the teen years will suffer from spilled pop, old fries, fast food wrappers and god-knows-what…

When the roaches are as big as Lucy, it’s time to clean.

Anyone notice how nice we are here when the religion and politics leave the building?

Wouldn’t it be easier to just move?

lmajs: Nah, if it was that easy Jeremy Duncan’s parents would have moved away years ago.

ALMOST every parent has the same problem with chilren and their rooms and cars, we raised them wrong. Bring back the Draft

I think all that junk is Danae’s. Lucy has to much class to make a mess in the house.

By the way, just where is Victoria? She seems to have disappeared.

Don’t they teach kids how to use windows for cleaning rooms anymore?

OUT OUT bleeep JUNK!

The mild word for bleeep is bleeeped?

CharleyTuba,, That marriage day will never come. It would spoil the strip. (as well as Joe)

That floor looks like mine when I was a kid. Only I didn’t call it trash, I called it toys.

I think they’re going to need a bigger trash bag…

Danae was looking for adventure - she just may find it in one of those piles of junk…

is this sudden urge of Joe’s for Danae to join the civilized world part of the influence of Victoria? Might this be the begining of the end for Danae’s “adventures”?

Danae wants an adventure. Cleaning her room provides it.

Maybe Danae can get one of Lio’s robots to help out…

If only a convenient black hole would open up in her room to suck up everything that is smaller than her bed.

Al Edison is rumored to have said “All you need to invent is lots of imagination, and a Big Pile of Junk!”

I’ve got the junk, now when can I get the imagination?

“Tomato” derives from an Aztec word “tomatl,” which does have an “ah” sound. The correct pronunciation is, indeed, “tuh-mah-toh.”

Hey, smizzlybob. Right about tuh-mah-toh – had English not experienced the Great Vowel Shift beginning in the 1400s. A-words got to remain “ah” on the Continent but became “ay” in England. I’ve never made peace with it, but it is what it is.