I like how there is no one but Teri and James in the park. It is as if they were the sole survivors of some terrible apocalyptic cataclysm, with the fountain and park bench the last vestiges of civilization.
Only four-year olds call in to complain…but they are more likely to call Tyco to complain that their dinosaur action figure broke. That’s why they put complaint numbers on boxes, cans, etc. …for four-year olds.
I think you should have had the kid call.
ANARCHYYYYYYYY
Yay PSP Kid!!!
And his Mom! Or Aunt? Or older sister?And an older female person in his family!Also, I like the fountain in the first panel.
D’oh! She says it’s her son’s soup. Reading failure.
Apparently, I cannot read things before 8am.
Good ol’ PSP Kid. How I hate him!
I like how there is no one but Teri and James in the park. It is as if they were the sole survivors of some terrible apocalyptic cataclysm, with the fountain and park bench the last vestiges of civilization.
Heh. That or they are scandalously there together at an off-peak hour of the day.
trees are people too
that fountain is awesome!
Ok, now I’m curious how many people actually call to complain they’re missing certain letters in their soup. I’m sure it’s more than a few.
Only four-year olds call in to complain…but they are more likely to call Tyco to complain that their dinosaur action figure broke. That’s why they put complaint numbers on boxes, cans, etc. …for four-year olds.
I think you should have had the kid call.
At first I thought the fountain and adjoining footpaths were some kind of alien tentacle-ship UFO.
Thematically, it’s certainly in keeping with the apocalyptic interpretation.