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âTwenty Questionsâ becomes one question, it seems. Most, though apparently not all, of the raided places were raided just after Bronko delivered to each of them, according to the delivery records that Koffyhead examined. I think he already knew that when the meeting of drivers took place before Bronko returned, because Koffhead mentioned at breakfast time that he wanted to examine those records.
Bronko mentioned (in a thought balloon yesterday) having seen a cop car when he arrived back at Koffy Imports, but he tells Koffyhead that no cops have been tailing him. Thatâs just an additional lie added to the idea that he has been hiding his activities from the police.
We can observe on the sack behind Bronkoâs hand the labelling âFIBERFI[LL]â so I think that explains what all those pallets of sacks were that we saw earlier in the story. They werenât sacks of drugs or even coffee. They were most likely ordinary stuffing for the furniture that is customized at this enterprise.
If he doesnât come up with a good line in the next panel the one after will be the end of his âUse by dateâ. He better hope âhotâ Coffy isnât subject to spastic fits in his fingers.
So if you felt someone was in contact with the cops and ratting you out, the intelligent thing to do would be to kill them and point a huge finger at yourself, and bring a huge police presence to your door? Coffeehead doesnât appear to be that dumbâŚ.
I wonder where Coffy found a skilled upholsterer who can keep his mouth shut? Or did Coffy learn a skill in prison and subverted it to EVIL upon his release? Thereâs some people that rehabilitation efforts are just wasted on I guessâŚ
1-STUDMAN MIKE: OH! Well, if you put it that way, of course Iâll stash the stuffing at my place!
2-COFFEY HEAD: Good! I thought Iâd have to get my 9 Executive Associates here to convince you. Theyâre small but they have a lot of influence. Theyâre stubborn to the point that some call them âbullet headedâ. They gotta lot of âbrassâ for someone their size. TheyâŚ
3-STUDMAN: I GET IT! I GET IT! YOUâRE TALKING ABOUT THE BULLETS IN YOUR GUN!!!
COFFEY: Huh? I was talking about the Board of Directors. But yours works too. Now get loading!
Those tools on the table in panel 3 are, I guess, used in the furniture upholstery. I was worried when I first saw them that Coffyhead might be thinking of using them on Bronko.
I think youâre right, Coffyhead. The cops found out âthe other way,â But sweating New Driver here, whatever his real name, Bronko or not, and whatever his mysterious motivation, may not be the songbird! Though puzzled about what Bronko has been making veiled allusion to as his goal or motive here, I nonetheless remain highly suspicious of Luigi (no matter how close he is to Coffyhead; in fact, there could be a hidden reason for turning on Coffyhead there!)âŚ.
Neil Wick almost 3 years ago
Good morningâ˘, examiners!
âTwenty Questionsâ becomes one question, it seems. Most, though apparently not all, of the raided places were raided just after Bronko delivered to each of them, according to the delivery records that Koffyhead examined. I think he already knew that when the meeting of drivers took place before Bronko returned, because Koffhead mentioned at breakfast time that he wanted to examine those records.
Bronko mentioned (in a thought balloon yesterday) having seen a cop car when he arrived back at Koffy Imports, but he tells Koffyhead that no cops have been tailing him. Thatâs just an additional lie added to the idea that he has been hiding his activities from the police.
We can observe on the sack behind Bronkoâs hand the labelling âFIBERFI[LL]â so I think that explains what all those pallets of sacks were that we saw earlier in the story. They werenât sacks of drugs or even coffee. They were most likely ordinary stuffing for the furniture that is customized at this enterprise.
https://worldofdt.info/img/fiberfill.gif
Brian Premium Member almost 3 years ago
âThey bugged my underwear? Those fiends!â
AnyFace almost 3 years ago
Itâs always something ⌠â¨
Gweedo -it's legal here- Murray almost 3 years ago
Good morningâ˘, those about to be Blammed !!!
If he doesnât come up with a good line in the next panel the one after will be the end of his âUse by dateâ. He better hope âhotâ Coffy isnât subject to spastic fits in his fingers.
jonahhex1 almost 3 years ago
Somehow I donât think the MCU is going to be hearing from Stuntman Mike again.
Judge Magney almost 3 years ago
Wasnât Bronko one of Juniorâs pals tortured by Coffyhead in his original story?
fredville almost 3 years ago
So if you felt someone was in contact with the cops and ratting you out, the intelligent thing to do would be to kill them and point a huge finger at yourself, and bring a huge police presence to your door? Coffeehead doesnât appear to be that dumbâŚ.
Phantomfire 01 almost 3 years ago
Mike has taken this story in the right direction. Plus, we have more phenomenal drawings by Shelley Pleger. Cool doings by both!
WilliamVollmer almost 3 years ago
Next question. Bam. Dispose of this mess, and, get me a new delivery driver, faster than I can drink my next coffee.
Wichita1.0 almost 3 years ago
âThey read the script. Me anâ da boysâll haveâta have us a little woid withâ datâ CURTIS guy! He KNOWS too much!â
MuddyUSA Premium Member almost 3 years ago
What is the other way?
Another Take almost 3 years ago
I wonder where Coffy found a skilled upholsterer who can keep his mouth shut? Or did Coffy learn a skill in prison and subverted it to EVIL upon his release? Thereâs some people that rehabilitation efforts are just wasted on I guessâŚ
Another Take almost 3 years ago
1-STUDMAN MIKE: OH! Well, if you put it that way, of course Iâll stash the stuffing at my place!
2-COFFEY HEAD: Good! I thought Iâd have to get my 9 Executive Associates here to convince you. Theyâre small but they have a lot of influence. Theyâre stubborn to the point that some call them âbullet headedâ. They gotta lot of âbrassâ for someone their size. TheyâŚ
3-STUDMAN: I GET IT! I GET IT! YOUâRE TALKING ABOUT THE BULLETS IN YOUR GUN!!!
COFFEY: Huh? I was talking about the Board of Directors. But yours works too. Now get loading!
prrdh almost 3 years ago
Heâs obviously a mole. No real mug would say âIâve beenâŚâ It should be âI beenâ.
Ken in Ohio almost 3 years ago
Those tools on the table in panel 3 are, I guess, used in the furniture upholstery. I was worried when I first saw them that Coffyhead might be thinking of using them on Bronko.
ramonmister28 almost 3 years ago
He figures it is the delivery guy but NEVER suspects it may be his Lieutenant? HOW did this guy become a crime boss?
ScottHolman almost 3 years ago
I hope Mike likes seafood, cause heâs gonna be sleepinâ with the fishes.
Sisyphos almost 3 years ago
I think youâre right, Coffyhead. The cops found out âthe other way,â But sweating New Driver here, whatever his real name, Bronko or not, and whatever his mysterious motivation, may not be the songbird! Though puzzled about what Bronko has been making veiled allusion to as his goal or motive here, I nonetheless remain highly suspicious of Luigi (no matter how close he is to Coffyhead; in fact, there could be a hidden reason for turning on Coffyhead there!)âŚ.
198.23.5.11 almost 3 years ago
âThe other wayââthose darned Tarot Card Readers strike again!!