Cornered by Mike Baldwin for December 05, 2023

“Scrunch” time, in “accordion” with standard protocol.

actually have tears from this one, I love it!

Obviously, he did not time his jump-at-the-last-second right.

after the meeting they’ll be serving pancakes…

Dr. Robert Hartley’s new office.

That’s hilarious!

But now, it makes me ponder whether or not a parachute would work for a falling elevator? … and should it be on the outside or inside? I have questions!

We are currently looking for a replacement for the Tex Avery Elevator Repair Service

Makes sense to me.

Watched another stupid movie wherein a falling elevator was part of the plot line. Cartoonists and scriptwriters will always demand that Mr. Otis’ patent is not applied in their world.

He can do the mash potato with the best of them.

Humor hurts.

In case any personal injury lawyers are on this floor.

He was taken down to size and never recovered to his normal height!

Elevator shafts are dangerous. When John Carpenter made his first movie “Dark Star”, there was a long seqence in an elevator shaft. He found that the permits and safety requirements to shoot the scene in a elevator were prohibitive. They created a horizontal elevator set and the actor was lying on a slide platform. He said he had fantastic abdominal muscles by the end of the filming. :)

That’s the long and the short of it. :)

He did not have an uplifting experience.

I’ll make a note of it……

I can understand why they would shun elevators, might be a long term phobia.

Love it, Mike!

Played with flair and vulnerability by Michael Dunn.

He’ll be joining them shortly.

HAARPHFFF