B.C. by Mastroianni and Hart for June 03, 2018

Today’s is a real cliff hanger. He wanted to be free as a bird but fell flat.

“Where’s the SPLAT? There was supposed to be coyote-hitting-the-ground SPLAT.” (Works better if you imagine Marvin the Martian from Looney Tunes saying it)

Words to live by.

CEO’s do that all the time. It’s called a golden parachute.

And: ‘learn from your mistakes’.

There just aren’t any original ideas anymore.

Sometimes we discover that ideas once discarded, for whatever reason, actually have the germ of a break-through and become sensationally valuable later on.

At least someone thinks ahead.

“Failure is allways an option.”

~A. Savage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1jgE-lrfZ3k

Too bad Wile E. never learned this lesson.

I dunno, an inflatable air catch mat (or whatever those things are called) is quite a feat of ingenuity in itself.

Fake News!

Cushion wasn’t invented in B.C.

With ideas like that I’ll bet he plans quite often.

That’s like the saying I use: “Expect the best, but plan for the worst.”

I fly remote-controlled airplanes as a hobby, and this sums up the thought process involved perfectly.