Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 22, 2010

Poor Kev stepped in the gum.

Oh, where are those good old days, when socks grew on trees?! (Alice is only marginally more scientific!)

So is that where all the missing socks go?

Oh, Man. I quit! Richard Thompson’s too much!

If we all could see the world through the eyes of a child.

I never knew socks grew on trees! But every time we pack, my wife reminds me to bring our toilet trees.

I don’t believe it. My parent’s tree would never do that.

Monty Python’s Lumberjack always went to the “lava tree.”

Till now I not realized that socks missing from the drier could be found in trees.

one of the things i am greatly enjoying about photography as my retirement hobby is learning to look closely at things i would previously have completely ignored as unimportant background clutter. this comic makes me think that i am rediscovering something i had as a kid.

In the winter, they’ll find plastic bags growing there.

Always thought socks grew under my son’s bed. They need darkness to sprout, like mushrooms.

One of our neighbors has a tree that grows beer bottles.

Love this one!

Funny, but my trees don’t have socks. Must be a different variety… And I also love the “Warning sign that new people are coming” – it’s always nice to be given fair warning!

That does it…I’m trading my pickup in for a kiddie car.

This is just the best currently syndicated strip. Awesome.

this is the best strip evar

Actually, it’s SHOES that grow on trees.

found a turquoise bra in a tree once

Love it!

I want a sock tree! BTW, was Kevin wearing the tree’s socks when he stepped in the gum?

I love this one.

Whose mind would ever think that a realtor’s yard sign would be a warning that new people were coming? Hilarious!