Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for June 18, 2009

How does Miss Bliss keep her sanity?

This strip sure looks familiar.

It’s a looong trip to the petting zoo…….

Ahh, I love this strip more every day.

please keep all hands and feet inside the vehicle

Cul-de sac definitely captures the inner wierdness of children of that age.

First Beni’s “internal alarm” and now Dill’s shoes! I believe they should most definitely evacuate! I love this strip.

Call the chemical warfare specialists!

there should have been a hazard warning alarm on the bus

Richard - I would hope so.

I so love this strip! Kids have the most charming (and utterly normal) neuroses…;)

This strip is terrific!

A note to whoever is tagging everything “caveman, lasagna, tiger”, I would request you stop. It is giving useless tags that will confuse the whole purpose of tagging.

Beep beep, beep beep, the car (behind the van) goes beep beep beep (Remember that song?).

I’m impressed. I didn’t know what the word “evacuate” meant until I was at least 10.

wow.. what a good idea… making a sequence such that all you need to do is change the dialogue and add a sound effect. :) –

Everybody sing, “And the shoes on the bus rolled round and round. Round and round. All around the town.”

”Keep grubby hands and stinky feet inside of moving vehicle at all times.”

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Hmmm, methinks that mysterious tailgating car might be a key-player in this field trip.

Do you suppose Miss Bliss grabs the bourbon as soon as she gets home? Or would her ulcers preclude that? Thanks again for Cul de Sac, Richard.

I love Cul-de-Sac! It is hilarious and they haven’t even reached the petting zoo.

Too bad Miss Bliss doesn’t have any indusrial strength Fabreeze on hand!