Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for February 01, 2011

Hey Miss Bliss, the kids are suitably impressed – what’s your problem?

Cough…

Excited only if they get to ride in it.

Yep. Miss Bliss’s got a Master’s Degree in Babysitting. cough

Snowplow driving - now that’s cool! The only thing better would be a Zamboni!

Riding the snowplow would be awesome

The poor little twang gets lost in the excitement.

It’s a great week when Timmy Fretwork is the main attraction. Thank you, Richard Thompson!

Wow oh wow! I wonder if he’s the one who created the snowpile Petey explained to her? Maybe he will talk about snow trolls, too.

Oh no. Timmy Fretwork’s a sooti.

I wonder what Miss Bliss looks like with her hair down?

Those kids are easily impressed, but I think my Dad would say, “Get a haircut, and get a real job”.

Cul de Sac is too much! Wonderful, wonderful: “Timmy Fretwork” - LOL !!!

Kevin and his big bucket head remain unimpressed.

His career is really plowing forward!

Dill has finally met his god…

^ As long as he doesn’t say anything about accidentally bumping into shopping carts with his snow plow!

My personal “WOW”, when I was a kid so many years ago, was the guy who delivered the coal to our house. He was black from head to foot, and got to toss those big bags over his shoulder and dump them through the basement window into our coal bin. That’s what I wanted to do when I grew up!

Wow Alice still has nothing to say? What gives?

justmeta: “I wonder what Miss Bliss looks like with her hair down?”

The only time I remember seeing Bliss Unbound was around Halloween 2009, when she was costumed as Knowitalia.

http://www.gocomics.com/culdesac/2009/10/26/

(Added Bonus: Timmy Fretwork appears in that week’s strips!)

Timmy Fretwork: here in Chicago, WE NEED YOU NOW!!!!

DonVanni, he just might decide to pack his bag and ramble over there to help you out. After all, you can’t tie down a Banjo Man.

On the other hand, he may hint that he’s coming but change his mind at the last minute. After all, you can’t tie down a Banjo Man.

In kindergarten I’d daydream a lot, (they didn’t call it A.D.D. back then) and one day I way gazing out the door during story time. You see, there was a guy plowing the parking lot. I was fascinated. Reprimanded by the teacher I was told I’d have to sit by the door the rest of the day if I didn’t pay attention to the story. Well, when I was finally sat by the door, the guy on the plow waved at me on every pass. I felt I was the most important person in the world.

The supermarket across the way from the Badger’s Burrow gets plowed out by a huge John Deere end loader with a 20 foot wide snow bucket. Watching that thing work really IS a WOW! Beni is right on this one.