Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for July 25, 2017

Whatever Steven Pastis has appears to be contagious.

Guess it time for…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6l1GvDWtccI

Wet Dream – Kip Addotta

Totally agree with that green fish and his friend blue.

Which one has the little star? Which one has the little car?

“Your idle talk’s giving me a haddock!”

Boneless Salmon will be pressed, a) salted and smoked.

Wow… I never expected to sea an invasion on this scale come down the pike!

When I seafood, it’s usually on a plate… or maybe on the net.

I hope we humans won’t flounder!

OK, I gotta say something for the halibut.

Not to carp, but it never seems to sink in.

Stephan Pastis makes great puns, but he’s not their sole inventor!

Pearls Before Swine began in 2003..

That wonderful Kip Addotta bit (though not the video) was released in 1984….

Groucho made puns in the 50’s…

Heck, the Romans made puns back in the B.C.s.

And I probably made puns before that.

Let’s give all cartoonists credit for their own wit and originality!

Where’s Cliff? He’s missing lunch.

@pcolli

At the Casino getting the chips.

Did Brewster do that on Porpoise?

Hah! Puns are our greatest weapon for driving off invaders. We will prevail because you can’t krill all of us.

And I thought we came up with every possible pun yesterday.

Good thing they didn’t visit the Earth of Pearls Before Swine. A pun over there might lead to a Death Star level destruction.

“You may try to overthrow us, but you will flounder on the scales of justice.”

Just after we’d severed the head of the talapiosa mob, these guys show up.

Wait till that skanky Ann Chovie shows up.

Invite the Penguin.

Whale, I’m not being crabby, but I’m signing off ‘cause I’ve really got to guppy…

These puns get my endorsal.

Are you doing that on porpoise?

There sure are some crappie puns in here…

Holy Mackarel! So many fishy puns. But I have to give the Dragoncat Award for Best Fish Pun to SusanSunshine!

As for me, I’m ‘gone fishing’.

The total of todays comments smells like the harbor of Kaohsiung , Taiwan at low tide circa 1963….Was a seventh fleet sailor before the chain gang….or maybe as a cause of it……

We went to topsy-turvy land to see a man-o’-war,And we were much attached to it, because we simply were;We found an anchor-ite within the mud upon the leaFor the ghost of Jonah’s whale he ran away and went to sea.Oh, it was awful!It was unlawful!We rallied round the flag in sev’ral millions;They couldn’t shake us;They had to take us;So the halibut and cod they danced cotillions.Oh, very well, then,I hear the curfew,Please go away and come some other day;Goliath tusselsWith Samson’s muscles,Yet the muscles never fight in Oyster Bay.—“The Sea-Fairies”, by L. Frank Baum