Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for February 14, 2024

Melba?

He’s toast.

It was more of a ‘Not in this life cycle.’

Interesting how the yellow edging on her collar comes and goes (see yesterday).

She might want to rethink his offer. After all, her biological clock is ticking, and for mayflies, that clock only has a seconds hand.

May not fly.

May flys in February? Now me is seen everythings.

She actually said, “I’ll let you. No tomorrow.”

Melba, he’s toast.

“Maybe” always means no.

MS MARGARET IS BOMBO SIGMA

GRIMACE

The Mayfly version of; “Over my dead body”.

“We have to make more Mayflies, it’s a biological imperative!”

“You males are all the same, Wham-Bam, thank you Melba…”

Melba doesn’t want to ruin her nice figure…

Relatively smart for a bug.

But you can leave the chocolates.

A one day old boy trying to seduce a baby girl? Sounds weird.

So that’s why they call them Mayflies, they may or may not.

You use your one day just to hurt my feelers.

“You ignored me for two years as a naiad.”

I guess little Orphan Annie’s song doesn’t apply in this case

Ouch.

Here’s a candy heart. It says, “Dámn girl! You fly!”

I guess it’s true that tomorrow belongs to no one—well, at least not to these two.