Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for October 04, 2022

How a guinea pig works: It is a biological machine that converts one kind of pellet into another.

It’s outrageous keeping someone with a mind like Mr. Danders’ locked up like an animal!.. __ (oops).

“Ignorance is like a fragile flower, if you touch it, it dies” Parapharsing Oscar Wilde.

Don’t believe the propaganda — that lazy guinea pig doesn’t work at all!

I’m glad I was young well before all this was invented.

Bliss-ful ignorance. At least we know Mr. Danders does some work there. He should have graduated from preschool a long time ago.

The first appearance of Mr. Danders!

Bad advice. The people who cling to their ignorance are the same people who are destroying the world for everyone else.

Love the shoe tying strategy station.

I tried, Mr. Guinea Pig, I tried.

I wonder if the “shoe tying station” has a tip on how to keep the bow on my moccasins from coming undone?

Batman always had the best signage in the Batcave

Danders – pessimistic but not actually wrong, ha

I have to agree with Mr. Danders. Oh, the things he has seen!

I must take issue with the signs, however. Perhaps those things do happen at Blisshaven, but I can’t help but think it is but a thin cover for what is really going on. A more accurate description might be: ceiling clown conspiracy discussion, inappropriate question time, who can make the biggest mess, Alice meltdown avoidance strategies, music appreciation & banjo criticism, and why does Ms. Bliss keep a bottle of wine in her desk drawer?

The arrow on the back end of the Guinea pig needs to point the other direction.

Except for the Otterloop family , most of the Blisshaven regulars appear today—Miss Bliss, Nara, Dill, Beni, Kevin, Alice, Mr. Danders, and Marcus. A great panorama of pre-school signage, kids who can’t read, and a cynical guinea pig….

If the kids aren’t learning to read, the teacher really needs to explain what they do in class.

I like the poster with “how a guinea pig works”.