Chopper
Today's story and sketch "by me" you see JB piloting the
latest flying machine from the "FSU" Flying Stuff University's
advanced flying lawn chairs you may see, but won't hear design studio.
The unit JB is piloting is called the silent predator, it's code name is the "OWL", it was designed by his friend and the galaxies most interesting man Rescue Randy, (actually the only living tissue crash test dummy and aeronautical designer in the Galaxy).
Randy's expertise of everything started after his rescue from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean by a group of Martian explorers, who took him to the Reanimation laboratory at UCSB where the doctors gave Randy's lifeless masculine body,
Martian brain and skin tissue, which made Randy really smart, indestructible and irresistible to many of the galaxies female life forms. But they are a story for another time. Randy designed the Owls rotors with unique feather like
leading edges, which reduce the turbulence caused by the air
rushing over them, making the OWL very silent in flight.
Until next time and more exciting tales about Randy and JB
taa ta the Rod Blog
Chopper
Today's story and sketch "by me" you see JB piloting the
latest flying machine from the "FSU" Flying Stuff University's
advanced flying lawn chairs you may see, but won't hear design studio.
The unit JB is piloting is called the silent predator, it's code name is the "OWL", it was designed by his friend and the galaxies most interesting man Rescue Randy, (actually the only living tissue crash test dummy and aeronautical designer in the Galaxy).
Randy's expertise of everything started after his rescue from the bottom of the Pacific Ocean by a group of Martian explorers, who took him to the Reanimation laboratory at UCSB where the doctors gave Randy's lifeless masculine body,
Martian brain and skin tissue, which made Randy really smart, indestructible and irresistible to many of the galaxies female life forms. But they are a story for another time. Randy designed the Owls rotors with unique feather like
leading edges, which reduce the turbulence caused by the air
rushing over them, making the OWL very silent in flight.
Until next time and more exciting tales about Randy and JB
taa ta the Rod Blog