Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for February 18, 2022

Meteor strikes are like the weather, . . .

… and I feel fine…

On this date (February 18) in 1930, Clyde Tombaugh discovered a possible moving object by comparing pictures previously taken on photographic plates on January 23 & 29. This object became known as the planet (and now officially classified as a dwarf planet) Pluto.

How long will your cloud data last after you die?

Don’t worry, Pam, all the photons of light from the flashes will push the meteor just enough, so it will hit DC.

What? And you’re just standing there and complaining? Quick, send Bruce Willis and a motley crew at that meteor!

I’m not sure what effective action I could take in the face of a meteor strike. Why not take a photo?

Don’t look up!

Me: Goodbye cruel worldMeteor: there. Fixed it for ya

If the meteor is that close, there probably isn’t much they could do to stop it, unless they have phasers. Maybe that’s tomorrow.

Pam, I didn’t see YOU trying to help Ensign Kenny. You just kept complaining that he was filming. Be the change you want to see instead of just complaining about the things you don’t like. :) Simple!

Idiots are taking selfies of themselves falling off of the edge of the Grand Canyon and other Darwin Award winning moments.

…well documented, but nobody will be around to review it.

That’s the way the world ends, not with a bang, but a re-take.

It will be OK. Hubby still has his old catcher’s mitt!

Thereby disproving T S Elliott’s claim of “not with a bang but a whimper.”

Maybe it will be well-documented, but who will see that documentation?

The revolution will not be televised! . . .

. . . But it will be streamed.

For who?