PETA would write him a letter about his treatment of cats, but hey are too SCARED.

Well what exactly is SPUMMY's mailing address?

I missed something, spummy?

In Response to kornz (#8816):

Spummy is short for Space Mummy.

In Response to kornz (#8816):

Jeez, don't you know ANYTHING?

The SPace mUMMY!!!
With the cat!!!

oh, THAT is what his name is.

Sorry, I thought you were refering to some sort of beverage.

In Response to kornz (#8993):

Could there be a sort of "health drink" version of Sporkle? Lummy....Liquified mummy refreshments...

In Response to baboo4 (#9507):

"try a refreshing spummy, high in mummified nutrients"

In Response to kornz (#9518):

Would mummified nutrients be preservatives, too?

In Response to themysticalone (#9521):

no no preservatives is a bad PR word,

"Mummified nutrients" is a selling term

Spummy is a phenomena [comcast.net].

In Response to Evander (#9551):

where did spummy origionate?

In Response to kornz (#9552):

I've seen RStevens blamed/given the credit for Spummy's creation, but he's been used by many of the Dumbrella guys. He is swiftly gaining on Mr. Red Robot C-63 in number of guest appearances (although it is impossible to ever beat RR. If Spummy is a phenomena, then RR is practically one of the wonders of the world.)

The fact of the matter is that, while RR can bes easily distracted with promises of ice cream and love, Spummy's only weakness appears to be defeating him, and that is not a very easy task at all. Jon's best course of action would be to try and out-wit him (which my not prove easy), or possibly attempt to alert T [wigu.com] o [wigu.com] p [wigu.com] a [wigu.com] t [wigu.com] o [wigu.com] to Spummy's presence, if possible, since Topato is one of the few beings that I have ever known to have defeated the 100,000 year old space mummy.

In Response to Evander (#9557):

he is made of freeking rags, why don't they just try fire?

In Response to kornz (#9559):

Because he's a Space Mummy. They'd need space fire. And good like trying to get fire to burn without oxygen.

Well, looks like Jon took care of Spummy.

For now, anyway.

Kind of a Deus Ex Spraycan ending, if you ask me.

Would Mummy-B-Gone be from the makers of certain other products <http://www.wigu.com/?date=20030904>?

In Response to jen (#9711):

Yes. [wigu.com]

That is what we in the comics industry call "Blatant Theft". Jeff's strip makes me super-happy.

In Response to Deathalicious (#9705):

I am reminded of a scene from Dogma... "Knocks strong odors out."

In Response to jon (#9712):

I just hope they don't sell Zamphir-Be-Gone.

They would make millions.

In Response to zamphir (#9714):

Actually, I thought you were only Zamphir when you were on the forums. Since repellant sprays don't work over online forums, it probably wouldn't sell too much anyway.

In Response to jon (#9712):

Sorry. I'm still getting the hang of this.

In Response to Clan_Hanna (#9713):

i was thinking dogma as well

In Response to Ph0enix (#9721):

i was thinking of the old daffy duck cartoons when he had "ghost-b-gone" cans and what not.

In Response to kornz (#9723):

I think we've just established that this type of joke has been stolen from everyone. Knowing that, I proclaim we throw a party. Who's got a large cataplut. Anyone?

In Response to themysticalone (#9725):

I friend has an oversized gattling-gun style potato cannon, does that count?