Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for January 13, 2009

Brewster, you’re so ‘Clue’less.

“We will fight them in the airlocks, we will fight them in the corridors, we will fight them on the flight deck. We shall never surrender”.

Good one, Marg. That was pretty cute!!

Raid heck! Where’s a giant can of Bengal?!

Colonel Mustard? Clue? Complimentary penguins singing hare krishna man you should have seen them kicking Edgar Allan Poe!

Roger, but not THAT one, the other one. says:

Colonel Mustard? Clue? Complimentary penguins singing hare krishna man you should have seen them kicking Edgar Allan Poe! What? What! I love it Roger B.N.T.O.,T.O.O. If you are not a writer - ala; Tom Robbins- You’re missing a good bet! Excellent reply.

My dear Mr. Tubbsbottl - I wish I could claim to have written that, but alas, I must defer and credit it to Messr’s McCartney and Lennon. The mention of Colonel Mustard caused me to flash back to the Sergeant Pepper album, specifically, “I Am The Walrus”.

The candlestick won’t do much good – better use the revolver!

I’m having a flashback to Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

LOL Marg.

I say, forget Clue, Brewster and Pam are in Trouble (and Pam is Sorry she signed on with this crew…)

Elementary penguin, not complimentary. And it wasn’t Sergeant Pepper, either - it was Magical Mystery Tour. Is this Brewster’s memory we’re seeing here, or are we all just getting too old?

Well, that’s Life…

They wrote “elementary” and I wrote “complimentary”. I like mine better. However, it was MMT and not SP. Temporary insanity due to combination of flashback to the 1960s, brain fart and phone call from the boss all occurring simultaneously. Mea culpa, okay?

Roger, but not THAT one, the other one.: None the less good sir, you did call it up from years gone by, Bravo I say!

As the philosopher once queried; “Who then is the true artist, he who sculpts the master work, or he who sees profound beauty”.

A really big flyswatter…? Malathion…? Killtox..? Cutter fogger…? Shoot, go for broke: DDT. Harmless to humans at high levels.