Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for November 25, 2022

Alice is related to Petey after all!

The guinea pig does do something; apparently he talks.

I don’t get the pun. Naturally, I get that “bump-on-a-logism” is wrong, but what’s it supposed to be?

My mother would condemn things octagonally after considering all the angles.

Thompson was genius

@momofalex7 Actually he teaches. If you listen hard enough a lot of ‘things’ talk to you. You just need to listen.

I wonder if Mr Danders comes from Port Moresby?

Someone suggested that Mister Danders spoke in the voice of John Houseman (who played the professor in ‘The Paper Chase’) and that’s certainly what I hear.

Well, his Mom’s not wrong, but in my case, it was my Dad. And I kinda had that inertia thing yesterday after eating so well, but in the afternoon, just like many celebrities, I released a fragrance in time for Christmas. All right, all right! I farted, but I’m sure celebrities do it too!

Evidently Mr. Danders has been reading Nietzsche.

In their native country the people go to great pains to properly serve the guinea pigs. With vegetables roasted along with them.

Well, speaking of logs, guinea pigs leave lots of small lumps of stuff in their cage. Except for the immaculate hominid Mr. Danders of course.

They serve fine as … guinea pigs.

Mister Danders is one of my favorite characters in this strip.

I do wonder how old the idea is that baby humans can understand many strange languages then as they learn to speak, they lose that power?

I think many Cul de Sac-ians would appreciate a little less inertia from Alice.

Beni’s Mom is wise. Mr. Danders is a lump of snobbish, non-cute guinea pig.

Take care, Alice….