Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for February 28, 2013

Bye, little eagle eye.

sweet Dill’s

Good thing Dill can’t see the dust rhino’s under the couch.

That just ain’t kosher, Dill.

Isn’t he even going to leave a stick?

The Cul de Sac neighborhood is fortunate to have such a civic-minded citizen as Dill looking out in for its welfare! Madeline should take to heart her need to keep the house cleaner!

Don’t let the mail slot door hit your nose on the way out.

My first thought was, “Honey? Would you bring me the poker from beside the fireplace, please?”

If it weren’t for the dust bunnies, I would have had no pets as a kid.

This comment is not meant just for today’s strip. I hope it gets to Richard Thompson. Thank you for this wonderful creation. I have read nearly all of the original Cul de Sac panels, and am just as thrilled to read them a second time. While I am very sorry for your medical condition, I want you to know that you are being upheld in the thoughts and prayers of many of us, and we look forward, daily, to the next strip. thank you, and God bless.

Dill will be one creepy adult some day.

you hear about the sharp stick in the eye, well, this is why it was invented.

I love these ones, especially, when Dill goes peeking through the mail slots! LOL! Priceless!

so, your merit badge for “most likely to perv out” is a lock, eh dill?

we have a mail slot that lets intothe house, but it has a shute/cover on the inside that makes it easy to jam magizines, but at least you can’t see in.