Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for July 18, 2016

horrible

Now this is sad. It’s so infuriating how people don’t want to do something as stupidly easy as finding a trash canine they are done with things, if not, just keep it with you until you find one. Laziness to the extreme!

Ugh. People who can cart a 20-oz soda into the woods, then don’t have the strength to carry it anymore when it’s empty. I swear, some people just shed garbage.

Don´t come to Spain, you won´t believe the amount of rubbish at the side of the roads.

Poor Petey! I saw a sign along the road that said "Ecology Project ahead’. It was people picking up trash. Pprey – you need an adopt a highway program in Spain.

I grew up during the ecology movement: Woodsy Owl, litterbugs, and the like. I live in the northeast and it really is noticeably different. I remember driving north out of Las Vegas NV a few years ago, and litter was everywhere along the highway, gradually dwindling away as you got farther from the city and people finished their Big Macs and tossed out the bags. Different mind-set.

I am also amazed at how empty containers have some sort of extra gravitational pull that full containers lack. Especially Bud Lite cans.

That’s kind of mean to nature, Petey.

Maybe bud lite cans stay in your area, around here, if you toss an empty in an alley, it is grabbed on first bounce. You can’t have a picnic at the park without being interrupted at least 4 times about any empties you might be leaving.

Gee, where in Cul de Sac (the town) is there room for a lake, even it is really only a garbage-clogged drainage ditch? And what village authority put up that big signboard (panel 1)?Petey’s attitude toward nature is a little harsh, however (panel 3)….

“Lake Cul de Sac…” great!