Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for October 19, 2013

So Pam was originally 28?

Shes been 28 for at least five years, I think.They can take all the from me that they like.

How old are her kids?

you know how it is with a lady’s ageshe’s 28 and holding.

I wouldn’t mind if they took about 40 years off me.

I’ll take that nine. I’d rather have twenty-five. My life needs a do-over.

How come Brewster Rockit is in black & white lately?

NEXT WEEK!!! Pam will beat this clock way before then . . . ☻for color go:http://www.oregonlive.com/comics-kingdom/index.ssf?feature_id=Brewster

Interesting concept – I would have thought that if the Time Pirates steal time from you, you get older, not younger. I like this idea better. So they can come to Earth and take lots of time away from the millions of us who will joyfully give it to them. Only question will be the business model: do we pay them, or do they pay us? Time is money, after all.

And she is complaining about it. Typical female. Not happy one way or the other. (I am shutting down now to prepare for the female flaming to begin. This may be my last transmission.)

Bob Seger – Old Time Rock ‘n’ RollThe Ventures – Time Is TightMoody Blues – Once Upon a TimeINXS and Jimmy Barnes – Good TimesSantana – Shades of TimeELF – Rock and Roll is Good Time MusicStyx – Too Much Time on My HandsLynyrd Skynyrd – Honky Tonk Night Time ManRocky Horror Picture Show – Time WarpIan Gillan – Move With the TimesMolly Hatchett – Let the Good Times RollBlackmore’s Night – The Times They Are A’ChangingNazareth – Changin’ TimesPiano Red – Boogie TimeBoston – Foreplay-Long TimeAnd these are just from my own collection!

So if he keeps zapping her. Will she turn into a baby?

Good thread-starter!

Here’s an appropriate pre-rock ‘n roll song: Those Were the Days (My Friend). Think it dates from the 1920s. Not sure who wrote it but here’s a modern rendition of the song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ObeJpmdeyQ4