Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for August 27, 2014

I was thinking rain yesterday.

At least they don’t strip the flesh from your bones.

Yep, sonny. I remember back in the old days, vast herds of toddlers would cover the plains. Like a rolling ocean, they were. Then came the toddler-hunters; and now only small pockets, like this one, pass through occasionally to remind us of how it used to be….

Stampede!

Toddlers are basic to the ecology, at the bottom of the food pyramid. Eliminate them and the ape[x] predators starve.

OK, there are currently only 6 kids in Blisshaven Academy. There’s a herd of at least 40 kids here. Miss Bliss, in 2 years you’re going to be a very busy woman…

Well I wasn’t too far off with “Uh-Oh” Baby.

They’re migrating early this year… must be a hard winter coming

reminds me of the meerkats in The Life of Pi !

Is that a drool of toddlers?

Thank goodness their trusty steel steeds held their ground and didn’t spook! The herd is heading west, ’cause Wyoming will be their new home.

@srover, good one!

I think the “Uh-Oh Baby” should have come through first. Then, finally, it would have truly been a portend of doom.

This younger generation, right Alice?

Was there a power outage like 2 years and 9 months ago?

It’s going to be worse than rounding up cats!