Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for September 21, 2010

Love ya, grandma!

Those wheels of Alices’ never stop turning.

Just a month’s supply?

Grandma shops at Cosco!!

But it would make such a cool playhouse!

Granny’s Grand Economy Sized Mayonnaise! If you puncture some holes in its lid, Alice, Mom might let you keep a collection of fireflies in it–or other things….

–Quick catch-up in the blog….

Maybe it’d be cool, but you know what they say about living in glass houses.

(or is it plastic?)

CDWARD People who live in stone houses shouldn’t throw glasses. Am I picking on you today CDWARD?

My, that is enough Mayonnaise to sink a ship and aptly labelled ‘Titanic’ on the jar.

On special at Costco

Grandmas still got it if she can lift that mayonnaise jar!

Hey eoruwr (jorrer), my satisfaction would be if you spammers would just go away. FLAGGED!

Deviled eggs require so much effort for tossing. Raw ones are much more effective and cost efficient. That’s all I toss.

I can’t imagine why Titanic Brand never caught on…

(You could use the empty jar as a life boat!)

Now that’s a jar of mayo

I saw this mayo at Costco too…but it came in a 3-pak!

She must have a special refrigerator just for the mayo…

No, a jar that large already comes insulated…

What I want to know is how many eggs will she need to go with all that mayo? Does she raise chickens?

She should invite me over as a guest. I could go through that many deviled eggs in a lot less than a month, I bet.

I could never keep a jar that big mayo is my son’s kriptonite he hate the stuff won’t go near anything made with it or anything its touched.

I see they made a trip to Costco

Reminds me of a dumb joke I heard once. It seems that the Titanic had included in her cargo a large amount of mayonnaise that was destined for Mexico. Because of that, the destruction of that ship was strongly lamented by the Mexican people. After all, even today they all remember the “sink-o de Mayo”.