Pickles by Brian Crane for August 22, 2019

Is it possible Earl is bringing back the neighbors’ trash can by mistake?

Roscoe and Muffin are so fed up with the quality of food they’ve been given they are fuming

The raccoons may be putting trash in instead of taking it out for a change?

College nearby?

Better the trash is in the can then throw around on the ground Earl ;-)

Our cat used to raid trash cans and bring home things like chop bones.

LOL! That’s a good one!

Opal is picking up litter and putting into the trash can? Or Norman?

I hope their trash can is outside, otherwise there may be a problem.

I’d just be glad it was in the trash and not out on the street where it is usually.

There was an overgrown area in the creek by mom’s house. The neighborhood teens would party there, clean up afterward, and put the trash bag in mom’s trash.

You must be the 1st stop after the trash folks take their lunch break. Apparently they need an intervention.

Everything Earl mentioned is found on my lawn almost daily….people are pigs, period! One day there was an empty six pack in the container on my tree lawn! GRRRRRRR

Maybe Opal needs an intervention ;)

Time to talk to the grandson.

His wife is a closet alcoholic and smoker.

Those darn pack-rat neighbors are stealing our garbage and leaving other crap they found again.

Izzat possible that they’re having parties and not remembering it? Their memories have been showing signs of that.. 8^)

I love Earl.

Better in your trash can than laying in your yard.

Coincidentally, I used to have a trash can that had the SAME problem as Earl’s.

Someones coming through at night and using your convenient easy to open trash cans as their trash can. Better than them just leaving it in the yard though.

That’s why we need bear proof garbage cans. The bears keep bringing their garbage into town and leaving it in our cans!

The can sneaks out every night, and gets “trashed.”

We had a breakin diagonally across the street last night. I figure maybe Earl’s can is where the boogler drops his stuff off before heading out to harvest a little more value that’s not sufficiently nailed down.