Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for February 11, 2009

I always wash my monkeys in the sink. The llamas I put in the dishwasher.

  margueritem: Good one!  

LOL@margueritem Make sure you keep your jet dry topped up, there’s nothing worse than spotty llamas…

I bet they start triple-checking their school snacks for monkey hairs.

Or llama.

I can never tell whether a sink is clogged with monkey hair…or llama.

One “L” Lama, he’s a priest Two “Ll” Llama, he’s a beast But I’ll bet you a silk pajama There isn’t any three “Lll” Lllama.

LllOL! @ digitalfrog

Make sure you don’t hit a llama’s head under the faucet when you do wash one. Otherwise, you’ll wind up having a “llama-llama ding-dong”! LOL! “SOMEBODY STOP ME!” (To qoute Jim Carey from “The MasK”).

DF: Cute!

I am sort of afraid of llamas.

I got llama snot on me once at a petting zoo. It wasn’t the highlight of my day, that’s for sure.

DF, please attribute: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Ogden_Nash

This just shows how important it is to throughly disinfect your sink after any monkey/llama-washing takes place.

I just saw a two-headedc llama the other day.

I used to have 2 llamas that I considered my personal friends when I was a wee tike. They were in the zoo in Minot, ND and I believed that whenever I would visit them that they remembered me, because they would always approach me and let me pet them, while I noticed with others they would often spit at those who got too close to them. I always felt so special.

Llama, monkey, duck?

Digital Frog, a three ‘L’ lllama is a big fire in Boston…