Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for May 06, 2013

Especially when you don’t understand them.

Are you sure it doesn’t say “bucket-head unloading zone”?

Aww, Alice, let them have their meagre fun….

In the original comic, I’m pretty sure the sign read, “Kiss and Learn.” Anybody remember it? Otherwise the punchline doesn’t make much sense.

Nobody rides for free! You all remember what went in front of that line on the bumper sticker!

Doesn’t the sign simply mean “kiss and ride away”

A$$, gas, or grass I believe…

I think that the signs say “Kiss and Leave” – they want the parents to say goodbye and not to hang around for the bus.

Not only do I laugh at my own jokes, but I tell the same ones over and over again.

There is a sign in the drop off area of our local commuter train which says “Kiss and Go”.

@rumball is correct.

Hi, Richard! . . . I still don’t get it. Kind of “Arlo and Janis”ish for my old brain today.

I never understood why the sign says “Kiss and Ride”. What parent kisses their kid when they drop them off?