Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 17, 2013

This does not bode well. Maybe Slipshod II is a relative of Baba Yaga….

I like how the entire structure is contained in one strip panel. By the way, where is the bathroom?

i love how to building makes the strips

Carefil, Alice. You’re on shaky ground. Listen to Petey.

It’s so bad it’s even missing one of its walls!

Don’t ask what happened to Slipshod I, you don’t want to know.

I was going to make a crack about Slipshod I (which is why they call this one “Slipshod II”), but yours is better.

The lack of a bathroom, plus a bedroom or two, may be another of the drawbacks of this place. Or maybe out here where we are, is where the fourth wall is.

The lack of a bathroom, plus a bedroom or two, may be another of the drawbacks of this place. Or maybe out here where we are, is where the fourth wall is.

Assume all you want. :) I think Slipshod I (probably just known then as Slipshod) is at the far right, behind Alice.

Could be an interesting name for a boat… I wonder if the cottage floats?

“If this place was good enough for Edgar Allen Poe, it’s good enough for us.” — Jimmy Stewart in Mr. Hobbs Takes A Vacation☺

Slipshod I just imploded into another dimension, and became a strawberry basket in Orange County, California.

Yes, Dad, I wonder WHY it’s called Slipshod? Hmm?