Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 13, 2024

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    C  3 months ago

    Cleary

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    mccollunsky  3 months ago

    Like I said, she doesn’t fear the fruit bats, but they might fear her.

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    sbenton7684  3 months ago

    I’ve got a pair of bats that love to hang around my house during the summer and eat all the mosquitos and other flying pests. I’ve named them Gomez and Morticia.

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    nyrB Premium Member 3 months ago

    alice always did think outside the box

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    Zebrastripes  3 months ago

    Oooooh the places she could goooooooo

    LOL!

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    adsnal  3 months ago

    For 60 years I’ve been waiting for a practical jet pack when all this time I could have using flip flops and fruit bats

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    Chris  3 months ago

    yes… did you forget who you were talking to. :J

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    uniquename  3 months ago

    She’s batty!

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    oish  3 months ago

    Flip Flop Flap Flap Flap Flaps

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    ChessPirate  3 months ago

    “Mom! Mom! I know what I want to be for Halloween! Queen of the Fruit Bats!”

    “Sigh, now what?”

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    Amra Leo  3 months ago

    Yes.

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    Strawberry King  3 months ago

    I don’t they’d give her a ride. Too heavy.

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    6turtle9  3 months ago

    Batty Alice wants bats to do her bidding. I think every kid fantasizes about flying. I tried umbrellas, capes and cardboard wings, and while fun they were ultimately unfruitful. I think the only time I kinda flew was when in the summer time we would get pulled behind a boat in an inner tube. When the boat would hit a wake you would go flying about 20-30 feet in the air, and if you were going fast enough you would skip another 20 feet across the water. Good Times!

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