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   Margueritem said, 14 days ago

   Good for you, Brewster!

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   ejcapulet said, 13 days ago

   He might have mush for brains but he sure is an optimist!

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   ARF2 said, 13 days ago

   Resist fate, Brewster! Misspell “posthumously” tomorrow.

   Oh, you will try that, and just mis-misspell it instead?

   You can’t even get things wrong right.

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   William Tidler Jr. said, 13 days ago

   He’s dead, Jim ! (again)

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   geedee said, 13 days ago

   I didn’t think Brewster could say posthumously, much less spell it.

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   Johanan Rakkav said, 13 days ago

   You mean this goes on into ANOTHER WEEK?!?

   Now I think I’m going to die. :))

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   Ray C said, 13 days ago

   Twitter must be closing up shop tomorrow. That message was way too long for a tweet.

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   Dracip said, 13 days ago

   The other day the observer said that messages can get scattered when tweeting from Limbo. Maybe the letters just happened to fall that way, correcting his misspelling…

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   Trebor39 said, 13 days ago

   Since it’s his comic strip, when will the posthumously deceased Brewster be resurrected? (Wow, where did I learn to spell resurrected?)

10. 

    Dypak said, 13 days ago

    Steve - Thanks for the Brewster Rocket tip! I can’t believe I’ve been missing this! Very cool!

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    Richard said, 13 days ago

    If he dies he don’t have to wear that little jacket where he has to do the Picard manuver (by giving the front a little yank down to smooth it)

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    SherlockWatson said, 13 days ago

    Brewster will probably learn to do a lot of things posthumously; he sure can’t while he’s alive.

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    Aurion said, 13 days ago

    Oh no. But if he tries to change his own future, he could create a duo of disgruntled water fowl! scratches head Or, um, something like that. I know ducks are involved, and there usually are a pair of them. And that’s bad, somehow.

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    steverinohansen said, 11 days ago

    I’m with you, Johanan.