Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for November 23, 2011

That’s it! Giant ceiling fans!!!

Brewster: (n) def. – the place brain cells go when they die. (v) def. – the act or process of brain cells committing suicide rather than staying in their current host skull. Ex.: "He had been watching another episode of “Jersey Shore” and he brewstered himself".Boss, de fan! De fan!

“We have to think like a balloon”…..

in other words, business as usual.

Pam can use the hair dryer she’s holding to heat the air in the balloon until it explodes. And if it’s not a hair dryer but a blaster, why doesn’t she use it? Maybe Brewster is catching.

Pam, poor weapons handling. Keep your finger off the trigger until your sights are on the target.

Oh, he HAD brain cells, but that was before the alien prodding and experiments turned his gray matter into a sponge. Now it’s like an elephant graveyard for them.@luvcmx:“Killing them just makes them angry”. You wouldn’t like them when they’re angry, Can you say “angry” in Spanish? Repeat it with me – “enojado”…

I notice it didn’t take Brewster long to empty his head and begin drifting. I wonder if his head acts like a helium balloon in a car. When you stop, the balloon goes to the rear instead of forward, and when you accelerate, the balloon comes forward and gets between your face and the windshield. This may be why so few have lived to talk about the phenomenon.

Pam, just adjust your blaster to the BB setting and avoid hitting Brewster in the head . . . . ☻

Maybe they can borrow the Space Needle from Seattle.

lol, think like a balloon <3

Are they wearing the rocket belts that Race and my Dad used to defeat the Invisible Monster?

Brewster’s head is always empty. How can you tell a difference?

Call the Ghostbusters and have them get rid of the ballons like they got rid of the Stay Puft monster.

Ever thought of popping them?

Ray, Monkey, is that true? Gotta try that. What causes it? air pressure?