Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for March 14, 2010

Dill’s song wins!

LMEAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ROFLMTO again and again and again!!! You’re great, Dill!

If I’ve learned anything from having three children, it’s never, never, NEVER to tell them to think up more words. Because they will.

Oh Dill, I’ve just had my fill.

Joe D. is right about the oil slick. Maybe she’s singing the Exxon Valdez marching song!

Another winner R.T.!

Alice is so cute. Alice and Ruthie remind me of my daughter when she was in grade school. When she was in kindergarten her teacher told her she couldn’t sing in the restroom because the whole school could hear her. Restrooms with tiled walls and floors have a lot of echo.

it rhymes beautifully. just hope it wont become another pants on the ground.

I want Dill’s part of the song!

The 3 children cooperated to finish a song together, very talented for being so young…

It needs an instrumental accompaniment. Might I suggest…A BANJO?

Childish lyrics are generally harmless.

LOL!!!

This strip never ceases to amuse us!

Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream, Throw your teacher overboard, listen to her scream!

SOME of those childish lyrics get pretty brutal, Yukoneric. I sang that one before an auditorium full of parents when I was about Alice’s age, and 30 years later my Mom’s friends were still laughing over it. :-)

Every puddle has a rainbow and its caused by oil drink that water and your dinner it will spoil

You’ll barf, barf ,barf more than you have ever seen your eyes will be yellow and you face turn green.

anybody wanna come up with a second verse or should we use Dill’s ..lol

The puddle may look pretty but its actually quite bad and if you drink that puddle you will be very sad

I think we’ve got a hit!

What did Alice’s mom expect, anyway? Kids at that age always have goofy songs, often only 3 or 4 words long over and over and over…. one of my nephew’s sang “the barn, the barn, the barn, the barn, the, barn….” for about 15 miles on a trip home from the mountains once. We thought we’d all die laughing!

My daughter’s song which she sang whenever we went on a bridge or an elevated highway was “We are up in the sky, we are up in the sky…”

That’s a Connie Gale song.

very inspiring

This is legit the best comic i have every seen along with cul de sac’s Kite one haha

ROFL….LOVE DILLL…ENCOREEEEE DILL ENCOREEEE

EVERY PUDDLE HAS A RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAINBOW!