Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for April 02, 2021

They’re sweet rivals.

I hope pie wins.

I was spacing out for a moment. Did I miss anything?

I heard there was going to be pie.

I deleted my Twitter and Linked In accounts. I haven’t missed either one. I still have Facebook, but I look at it about five minutes a day is all. These comments are my biggest time sink in the social media world.

π are squared but mostly they are considered round!

Do you suppose that Brewster heard “sound-bite” and it helped send his mind off on a tangent.

This weekend I am combining the two, going to make apple cheesecake. Technically I guess a pineapple upside down cake would be similar. Why not have a cake/pie? Other than the resulting sugar-coma, of course.

Agent X will spend five minutes saying the same thing over and over, which could have been said in five seconds. Sometimes the words he’ll say it in a different way, sometimes he’ll just say it exactly the same… I think he got this from my wife. Don’t blame Brewster for tuning out. Delving into the history of cinema and how Birth of a Nation and D. W. Griffith began to rewire our brains in terms of attention span may be true but… What was I saying again?

I know pancakes and waffles are bitter enemies! Oh, wait, that’s Rip Haywire.

The Notorious Pie Sisters is a recurring theme of mine. All cakes beware!

The agent missed his calling: he should’ve been a preacher.

As John Boehner recently observed about trying educate new members of congress: Straight through the ears, especially when there’s no brain to get in the way.

If I may coin a phrase, “pearls before swine” O Mystery Man! ;-)

Cakes are heavy on the icing so they pack quite a punch. However with pies they’re compact so their strength is in numbers. And further more……..

And on which team would Boston Cream Pie align with? Hmmm?

I blame PowerPoint. Everyone started thinking it was cool to have an understanding level of the depth of a kiddie pool.

Put me in the “Pie Camp.”

Pie. Always. Every time. Done.

I would blame all this on our school system. But I just found out, we don’t have a school system.

That’s a half-baked question.

Not only do they have a short attention plan, but they get annoyed if you try to explain anything to them – even if they asked for the explanation…

EULAs are carefully crafted to put the person Trying to read them to sleep before they get anywhere Near the parts that the Corporations don’t Want anyone to read.

Many are neglectful of details.

Cranberries and limes are bitter enemies.

Only lawyers read the fine print