The sharp dressed man struck again!

You may or may not recall this post from the past, but it was very popular one because people I know tell me they see this guy all the time. I have seen him a few times since the blog even.

The other day I was on a crabby backslide and my friend M to the P took me out for some pomegranate juice and venting.

There I was crabbing away and M to the P says "LOOK! There's that suit guy!"

And there he was:He helped to cheer me right up! Where does he get those suits? Where does he go dressed like that? What is in that suitcase? Why is he always in a hurry?

There are too many questions like this in life to be crabby!

The Keystone Copiest Thing I Saw today: FINALE!

And now, the dramatic conclusion of this rapid and comical airport pick-up:
Phew! I got scared at the end there!

And so ends my tale of the airport pick-up to end all airport pick-ups! It all took place over about 10 minutes or less. I wish I had the time to make a flip book or a claymation film about the events.

The Keystone Cop-iest Thing I Saw Today: Part 4

And we're back!

This series really challenged my stick figure art ability. Two new people joined the scene. I was still watching all of this from my car waiting in the airport baggage claim pickup zone.

The final set is to come.

I hope they all did their stretches before this....

The Keystone Cop-iest Thing I Saw Today: Part 3

Still going.....

This section of the action is the classic fight between man and machine. Can man overcome the power of the monster he created?More to come, with more new friends to meet!

The Keystone Cop-iest thing I saw today: Part 2

Here is the second installment of the comical airport pick up I witnessed.

Enjoy and come back for the remainder of the shtick.

And awaaaaaaaay we go:

The Keystone Cop-iest thing I saw today

I picked up my parents from the airport last night and I witnessed perhaps the most comical airport picture ever. I am going to draw it out for you comic style, frame by frame.

The scene was classic, think Keystone Cops or silent Laurel and Hardy. I watched it all from my car because he parked right in front of mine.

I suggest some Flight of the Bumblebee in the backgrounds you watch:

We begin with our hero arriving at the airport pick-up area and launching into his heroic task.

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