FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for November 16, 2011
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November 17, 2011
Transcript:
Roger: Peter, I asked you to take the leaves two weeks ago! Peter: I'm waiting for all of them to finish falling. It's more efficient that way. Roger: What are you talking about?! The trees are bare! Peter: Not true. The maple tree out back still has one leaf left. Go look for yourself. Roger: You mean this one with the super glue on it? Peter: Jason, you were supposed to hide the ladder!
Lyons Group, Inc. about 13 years ago
BUSTED!!
finkd about 13 years ago
Super glue ? I thought that was tree sap.
Doctor11 about 13 years ago
Nice try, Peter, now go rake up those leaves and get rid of them.
Slam Dragon about 13 years ago
NO! Let those leaves compost on the ground!
Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member about 13 years ago
if you use the mower to grind them up they become thach that you must remove in the spring. if you compost them through winter you can use it on your garden come spring.
Xane_T about 13 years ago
Yeah, a study at Michigan State said it’s much better for your lawn to mow your leaves back into the yard, not bag them up. It makes sense, the nutrients came from the earth, therefore taking the leaves away means you have to fertilize more. Nobody rakes the forest! Mowing just speeds up the decomposition a bit.
legaleagle48 about 13 years ago
“The Last Leaf?” Shades of O. Henry!
Waddling Eagle about 13 years ago
Seriously? Petrochemicals? The closest inorganic fertilizers get to petrochemicals is natural gas burned to make ammonia. Inorganic fertilizers are mined, not pulled out of oil wells. Also, organic fertilizers use the same amount of carbon as inorganic ones. They have no effect on your carbon footprint.
doodoodle about 13 years ago
would’ve won the nobel prize if it worked. Lol
josh_bisbee about 13 years ago
He tried the same thing with Andy in another strip. It didn’t work then either.