MythTickle by Justin Thompson for September 27, 2013

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The window ad has a definite PBS reference.

One bag (about ten pounds, I’d say) of 100% Organic Litter (i.e., sand); that’ll be $59.95 special sale price, Green Fella.And could I interest you in some of our 20% Off Pastis Rat Nip (it could get you a guest-creature rôle in a future PBS strip, you know)?

@ Dave Hussell

Thanks for the warning. Now I know what to avoid.

By “they”, are you referring to Apple? “An app a day keeps normal sociable humans away”.

♫♪Ask any Chemist you happen to see,“What’s this mean, ‘Organic’?”It must contain C. ♫♪

Sand ain’t organic. Or ‘Organic’.

Dont forget the organic clay…

I see someone is as tired of hearing about Patis as I am.

I prefer the idea of organic, but some have taken it too far as usual.BTW: there is a difference between construction and playbox sand. The former has sharp edges and can hurt children and pets.

The rat nip isn’t very fresh. It’s Pastis’ Prime.

These characters should be showing up in Pearls soon…

I don’t know it might be fun to see Boody sneeze on Rat’s @$$.

Yep, silica sand, used to sandblast the paint off cars and the skin off yer body if ya get it its path. OUCH. ;:*(

But sand is silicon—not organic. (Unless it has humus or seeds or something in it.)