Ballard Street by Jerry Van Amerongen for February 20, 2009

Looks like he needs to call a friend and mentor.

I just cuss at them.

I’d like to read the toon, but bleeep it, bleeep it, my chair keeps squeaking. Stop squeaking, bleeep it. Okay, I am about to get violent.

It is truly amazing that a barrier to withhold water is a bleepable word.

Arthur we love you. This cartoon is all about Ray Davies, right?

I feel his pain

turning a toaster to dust is one of the best ways to work those kinks out…

Who needs the group? The violence is fun.

I can’t decide if Cleo is being sarcastic or sincere.

As for ol’ Stewart here, welcome to the club. Membership: everybody.

Wow, lots of ten year old comments. As usual, Margueritem hits the nail (or toaster) on the head, right out of the box.

I agree with Cleo. You can live on French Toast, if the power stays on. If not, then you probably should have stocked up on Cheetos, nacho chips, and salsa.

Wonder Bread, Clara? For French Toast?

Where’s the support?

I don’t eat French toast, but it would bother me if I ran out of beer and chips.

Hullo, Cleo fans and any newcomers!

This is where we’re posting our comments on

the Feb 20th  2019 “CLEO and COMPANY”

Which you can read on Sherpa

http://www.comicssherpa.com/site/feature?uc_comic=cscwy

There’s one more thing, Clara…. OK, I apologise to anybody who might be embarrassed…. though honestly, there’s no reason…

(and, I suppose, to any single guys who just don’t get it.)

Toilet paper.

You’ve always got to have enough toilet paper.

In a pinch, you can use it for napkins and Kleenex…. even paper towels….

but not vice versa…. especially not paper towels… unless you love buying steaks and big screen TV’s for your favorite plumber.

Me, I gotta also have enough coffee….

and to make sure there’s at least a little sugar in the house, for the French toast.

Facing an electrical blackout, chocolate, oranges and apples would probably come home with me too.

My stove and hot water are gas… so I could make the French toast.

Though…ooops… my relatively new (2015-ish) water heater does have electric ignition cos there wasn’t one without.

I can’t even light it with a match. STUPID design.

A lot of stores here only sell half gallons or larger of fresh milk, which I can’t finish, but I’ve discovered shelf stable quarts, and usually buy 8 or 10 at a time.

Unfortunately not local… but it tastes fine, and keeps a year on the shelf, 2 weeks in the fridge after opening…. plus I have an emergency supply.

Liverlips…How to tell: This is Cleo you’re talking about.

Dennis… I grew up on Wonder Bread French toast. It’s like there’s no bread in it. My parents could never understand my preferring whole wheat.

Dorothea… nice to see you joining us yesterday.

Stewart…. stay away from my computer.

And just when they get ready for the toast, the power goes out and when they listen to the antique transistor radio, they find out that the power won’t be on for at least a week. There is a new comic on the main page and yet, Cleo has been here for 7 years and still stuck on Sherpa. What gives?

Looks like Clara ran out to Costco. Where else would she be able to buy the super-gargantuan size of everything. Sure help someone helped her load the car. And who helped her unload the car at home? Any Boy Scouts out there?

speaking of French Toast, here’s the toast song

’https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0NdwzdOLkE

I like french toast, but, once or twice a week is enough. I could eat toast and eggs more often, though – especially if you throw in some bacon. Did she by Cleo food??

Makes sense to me Cleo but she forgot the bacon & syrup!♡♡♡

For me, French Toast requires sweetened raspberry jam. YUM!!!