Z-D20 Islands
Today's story and sketch "by me", you may recall the story awhile back of the uninhabited hard water Planet Z-D20 discovered by Rescue Randy, he discovered it when it broke his fall, while traveling at four thousand miles per hour, just after almost being sucked into a black hole when his experimental (DJNS), Dimension Jumper Navigation System, sent his Galaxy Glider somewhere midway through the Tachyon Two, faster than light wormhole, hurling through the Cosmos into the direction of a very large nasty black hole, how nasty no one knows, and lucky for Rescue Randy the most interesting living tissue crash test dummy in the Cosmos. He avoided the black hole only because of his lighting fast reflexes, he slammed the gliders controls into full (PMS), Plasma Matter Splatter, reversing the gliders trajectory away from the gaping black hole, known as the really big sucker near the Octane Star Cluster. But unfortunately without power and hurling uncontrollably until it could strike something solid like the Planet Z-D20, which it did, but if you have been following this Blog, you know he was saved by a school of intelligent sharks that live on Z-D20. Today I have traveled through the mancave Stargate in the 56 F-100, to search for Randy, he left the mancave a week ago to visit his shark friends on Z-D20, he took the Galaxy Skiff you see on the beach he loaded with twelve cases of Anchovy Moon Pies, and has been missing eversense. Above you see JB with two of his gal pals who are helping in the search for Randy, until next time taa ta the Rod Blog.
Z-D20 Islands
Today's story and sketch "by me", you may recall the story awhile back of the uninhabited hard water Planet Z-D20 discovered by Rescue Randy, he discovered it when it broke his fall, while traveling at four thousand miles per hour, just after almost being sucked into a black hole when his experimental (DJNS), Dimension Jumper Navigation System, sent his Galaxy Glider somewhere midway through the Tachyon Two, faster than light wormhole, hurling through the Cosmos into the direction of a very large nasty black hole, how nasty no one knows, and lucky for Rescue Randy the most interesting living tissue crash test dummy in the Cosmos. He avoided the black hole only because of his lighting fast reflexes, he slammed the gliders controls into full (PMS), Plasma Matter Splatter, reversing the gliders trajectory away from the gaping black hole, known as the really big sucker near the Octane Star Cluster. But unfortunately without power and hurling uncontrollably until it could strike something solid like the Planet Z-D20, which it did, but if you have been following this Blog, you know he was saved by a school of intelligent sharks that live on Z-D20. Today I have traveled through the mancave Stargate in the 56 F-100, to search for Randy, he left the mancave a week ago to visit his shark friends on Z-D20, he took the Galaxy Skiff you see on the beach he loaded with twelve cases of Anchovy Moon Pies, and has been missing eversense. Above you see JB with two of his gal pals who are helping in the search for Randy, until next time taa ta the Rod Blog.