Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for November 09, 2020

know of any children in the 21st century interested in paleontology?

Snap! Good one, Petey!

Did anyone else have a favourite dinosaur as a kid? Mine was Gallamimus.

Walked right into that one you did, Peter Otterloop, Sr.

In my day kids liked any day they didn’t have to go to school.

Once again, a little over 10 years ago, Richard posted a blog entry regarding this strip: 

http://richardspooralmanac.blogspot.com/2010/11/todays-cul-de-sac-november-8-2010.html

Just an outstanding daddy slam from Petey! Guileless. And possibly clueless too.

I got my childhood interest in Dinosaurs from The Encyclopedia Britannia and Ray Harryhausen films, the EB was highly inaccurate in its portrayal of Dinosaurs, but still, it was being read in the 1960’s and was still informative.

Dinosaurs just keep getting better with more research revealing more details. I remember all dinos as being green or grey and now they are revealed as being brightly colored and even feathered.

Bazinga!

OMG! My Hero cracked a joke! PETEY CRACKED A JOKE! Mark this day on your perpetual calendars, guys!

I love how Dad self-entertains.

Petey has a sense of humor!

Ba dum, tish!

We have dinosaurs out back. About 15. Just got in from feeding and egg gathering. Got 7 eggs this morning. They’ll make a nice omelet. Later this month we will have roast dinosaur at a big sit down dinner for just the 4 of us if the girls can get time off from their internships.

Ha ha.. got him, Petey. Prepare to be grounded. Oh, you like being grounded. Prepare to be forced outside to “play.”

I hear there were a lot of dinosaurs in the Pre-Alician Age… ☺

Ouch!

Both! You haven’t lived until you’ve had a Dinoburger!

Ka ZING!

Nice slam, Petey!

Dad cracked himself up but Alice has moved on…and not just from fish-slapping bears and pangolins. Meanwhile, Petey drops the hammer. More gold.

most excellent