Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for October 08, 2013
October 07, 2013
October 09, 2013
Transcript:
Mom: Daddy is giving you a ride to preschool. Alice: He always does silly voices in the car. Alice: Sometimes he yodels or does funny accents. Dad: Yodelodeloodelayoo, Madeline, Oh Madeline, I inkydinkypollywollyyabbadabbayou! Alice: Sometimes he sings cowboy songs. Dad: I'm and old cowhaaand, From the Rio Graaande, Howdy Howdy Howdy! YEEEEEEEEHAAA! Mom: Daddy suffers from autodrivelalia, a common affliction among those stuck in traffic. Alice: Maybe he shouldn't be driving.
Linux0s about 11 years ago
It’s a coping mechanism Alice (like chewing your arm off).
Sisyphos about 11 years ago
If Alice knows the meaning of autodrivelalia, maybe she belongs in kindergarten rather than pre-school! Love her change of expressions from panel 2 to panel 3 as Mr. Otterloop ups the major parental embarrassment ante!
celeconecca about 11 years ago
well, now I know what I have!
Gilbert about 11 years ago
He could be letting out a string of four letter words that would give her an education she’d never forget.
habamom about 11 years ago
Aw, Petey Sr is so sweet to make up songs about his wife!
Kip W about 11 years ago
If you can’t sing in your car, we’re all already lost.
I Go Pogo about 11 years ago
I used to tune to a local college station “Polka Party” broadcast when driving the kids to Sunday school. For some reason they always seemed so eager to get out of the car and into the building.
Gokie5 about 11 years ago
The autodrivelalia samples are so FUNNY! :-D
pinkdryad Premium Member about 11 years ago
I like Alice’s eyes in panel three. It’s like they’re saying, “GET ME OUT OF HERE!!!”
Stellagal about 11 years ago
I attempt to sing to the radio. When i get to parts I’m not sure of the lyrics, I just pretend to sing. Annoys my daughter as much as Alice is annoyed.
gcarlson about 11 years ago
Singing when I’m driving with my wife late at night assures her that I’m awake. Singing Gilbert and Sullivan exacts petty revenge for expecting me to assure her that I’m awake.