Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for April 25, 2015

On track to be a flat out success story for our times…

Yeah, gotta be careful what you wish for.

Big bug, bigger windshield, big splat.

He only wanted to express himself.

Keeping track of his career is easy….

No publicity is bad publicity, as long as they spell your name right.

He’s well trained.

Breaking a leg is the least of his problems.

Applauding each and everyone of you above me that has commented: I aspire to be as quick-witted someday…

His reason for being there is all wrong, he has loco motives.

All that training talent paid off. He sure expressed himself.

“Nothing up my sleeves…ooops, there are arms up my sleeves….wait for it, they’ll be gone soon…

Ironically, he was singing “Last Train to Clarksville”.

Steve thought he was on the express track for success, but it tuned out to only be the local spotlight.

His career is going to be off track, shortly.

Steve’s fast track to fame and fortune was derailed.

frugalnotcheap

I was just thinking the same. My admiration to everyone.

THat happy moment when you realize: the light at the end of the tunnel… is the No. 10 train

At least he goes out in a blaze of glory.

He is standing between the rails of the railroad track. The ties (or sleepers) are what holds the rails in alignment, and that is what he is standing on.

I saw frugalnotcheap’s comment as a compliment, not sarcasm.

This is kind of like the people who overuse the social media. They think, “Anything for fame!,” and sometimes it comes back to bite them in the derrière.

He made a real impact.