Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for October 14, 2014

There are actually a lot of people that can use echolocation to find their way in the dark.

No, we said blind as one, Brewster. You’re confused…

The only bats he’s got are the ones in his belfry.

Try again Brewster. Shout louder and run faster.

When I’m in the dark, I use echolocation and thermolocation.Brewster’s in the dark so often I’m surprised he doesn’t navigate better.

Ya know . . . I don’t recall ever seeing Brewster’s eyes open . . . ever . . . ☻

Crazy. Over the rainbow, he is crazy.

WOW! He’s good. I would just find the coffee table.

“See?” “No, of course not.”

Brewster that wall damage is coming out of your pay.

@apikoros:except for the ones fitted with tiny transponders by the NSA.

You need short, sharp sounds for echolocation. I always practice when going to bed late, and use my tongue to make clicking sounds. Almost anyone can hear the difference in tone between a click in a large room, and a click in a hallway. With practice, humans can resolve furniture sized objects (as opposed to the much more impressive insect sized objects for bats).

Now, just three more walls and you’ll be able to conclude that you’re in a room…

I use tactile senses.

I wish you take your clothes off and flex your hot muscles you manly stud

Maybe he shoulda tried using sonar, instead.

Technically speaking, he found a bulkhead.