My eleven-year-old daughter hid her candy in a “place where you will never find it” in order to hide it from me when I got in from work around 2330 Halloween night. She was so proud of herself when she came home from school the following day because her bag of candy was where she had left it. I did not have the heart to tell her I found it purely by accident when, earlier in the day, I opened the cabinet that the pots are in to get a saucepan to make some soup. She has since shared some with her father who, in all honesty, does not need it.
I always thought they were called “Wheel Barrels” as a kid which makes some sense – a barrel holds stuff and it’s got a wheel to make it easier to move – so what’s a barrow?
What happens to the wheelbarrow next? It’s just sitting there abandoned. (Hartlepool ought to have municipally owned ones for the safe return of the legless from the pubs—see Andy Capp on GC.)
saobadao about 24 hours ago
As moms do
KC135E/R BOOMER about 23 hours ago
My eleven-year-old daughter hid her candy in a “place where you will never find it” in order to hide it from me when I got in from work around 2330 Halloween night. She was so proud of herself when she came home from school the following day because her bag of candy was where she had left it. I did not have the heart to tell her I found it purely by accident when, earlier in the day, I opened the cabinet that the pots are in to get a saucepan to make some soup. She has since shared some with her father who, in all honesty, does not need it.
Calvinist1966 about 22 hours ago
Bad error, Spud. You told your Mom that there was no way you could get to school today and then told her how you could.
Knightman Premium Member about 21 hours ago
Mom has played poker a few times!!!
crookedwolf Premium Member about 20 hours ago
We were only supposed to eat a certain amount every day..
posse1 Premium Member about 20 hours ago
So, I envision Spuds Mom unceremoniously wheelbarrowing him right into the bus stop sign?
kjnrun about 19 hours ago
Smart Mom
VanLaser about 19 hours ago
Great middle panel: Spud as the perfect poster child of gluttony
dallenboston about 19 hours ago
Seagull looks doubtful in the second panel
Killraven Premium Member about 18 hours ago
I love it!
jschumaker about 18 hours ago
Well played, Spud’s Mom. Well played.
Kroykali about 18 hours ago
She should have left him just as he appears in the second panel when she wheeled him to the bus stop.
Ken Gagne Premium Member about 17 hours ago
Has the bus stop sign always had that dent in the pole?
Ida No about 17 hours ago
Spud’s mom has no sympathy. Nothing is going to get between her and her shows.
rockyridge1977 about 17 hours ago
School must go on!!!!
oish about 17 hours ago
I always thought they were called “Wheel Barrels” as a kid which makes some sense – a barrel holds stuff and it’s got a wheel to make it easier to move – so what’s a barrow?
Can I barrow a cup of sugar?
scyphi26 about 16 hours ago
Oh, did she ever.
DM2860 about 16 hours ago
I am liking Spud’s mom.
FunnyReader - 2022 Premium Member about 13 hours ago
I gather that Spud had a single Mom, and she did what she needed to do to keep a roof over his head. Love her even though we don’t see her.
Speoncer about 13 hours ago
Why is the bus stop bar dented?
JH&Cats about 7 hours ago
What happens to the wheelbarrow next? It’s just sitting there abandoned. (Hartlepool ought to have municipally owned ones for the safe return of the legless from the pubs—see Andy Capp on GC.)
j.l.farmer about 7 hours ago
So who pushed the wheelbarrow to the bus stop? If it was Spud’s mom, then why did she leave it at the bus stop.