Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for October 15, 2024

Dill is lit.

He’s waiting to play it in Georgia.

Maybe he is the Pied Piper of Hamelin – undercover – undercover of a banjo.

Quite the insight for a buckethead.

“…all subsequent sounds strike you as dull and uninspiring?” That’s how I felt after hearing "Disco Duck " for the first time.

These preschoolers have Timmy Fretwork pegged as the fraud he is.

Dill’s vocabulary betrays the fact that he’s a Little Person (“midget,” “dwarf” in the creepily abusive old days). Probably about… say… 25? Or, conversely, he’s just a very well read young boy.

Always reminds me of, “Never Marry a Railroad Man”…

Dill’s vocabulary today shows that preschool is better than I thought :)

Just what books did Dill’s mother read to him in the cradle?

My man Dill! You go with your big words little man

Maybe Timmy Fretwork and a new character Willy Windbag can have a banjo/bagpipe dual for the hand the fair Miss Bliss?

Has Dill been sniffing the glue?

Wait but if he’s a fake banjo man does that mean he can be tied down?

The chicks attracted by a banjo don’t have teeth

I hope Miss Bliss can hear this! :)

Did you know that it’s legal to kill a banjo player on sight in Chicago? It’s considered protecting it’s citizens from madness.

Like someone who wears a cowboy hat but has never seen a ranch or horse.

Sweet Dill. An old soul after my own heart.

Alice has a circle. Dill has a square. Beni has a triangle. Kevin has a rhombus.

The buckethead is ruining the curve for the whole class!

Chicks? Boy, the words kids get from the TV…

I like Dill’s take on things, SO beautifully expressed!

Ask Bela Fleck ….

YOU CAN’T TIE DOWN A BANJO MAN!