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   capndunzzl said, 6 months ago

   …perhaps Brewster should’ve used the “Yoda” size lightsaber.
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   margueritem said, 6 months ago

   Use the Force, Brewster, use the Force!

   HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
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   MAC45 said, 6 months ago

   OOOOH! I want one of those for my turkey. HAPPY THANKSGIVING everybody.!!!!!
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   Kali39 said, 6 months ago

   And Holiday Tip No. 41: Never let Brewster carve your turkey, period. Especially one with talking candies inside it.
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   Clark Kent said, 6 months ago

   May the farce be with you.
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   Varnes said, 6 months ago

   How do those light sabers stop at four feet out again….? Wouldn’t they just go on forever like a flashlight beam? Jus’ axin…
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   Coyoty said, 6 months ago

   @Varnes

   My design for light sabers has a memory-metal monomolecular wire extended about four feet and kept rigid by electricity. The wire would be incandescent and thin enough to cut through anything.
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   frumdebang said, 6 months ago

   @Varnes

   The flux capacitor limits the beam to four feet. It’s basic science.
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   Nabuquduriuzhur said, 6 months ago

   How about plasma contained within a magnetic field (sort of like a linear Tokamak)?
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    PianoGuy24 said, 6 months ago

    At least he missed Winky’s spleen…
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    wbbh said, 6 months ago

    Rule number 9
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    Ice Hole said, 6 months ago

    It seems that Brewster had used too much force, of the force..
    
    
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    GoodQuestion said, 6 months ago

    @Kali39

    I wouldn’t even let Brewster cut cheese!!!!!
    But we are thankful for Tom’s toons . . .☺
    

    HAPPY THANKSGIVING
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    cdward said, 6 months ago

    @Varnes

    I think the way Rickard did it was to just quit drawing… :-)
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    Vince M said, 6 months ago

    @frumdebang

    A wizard did it.
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