#1366 Hitichin Post
Today's story and sketch by me, #1366 is about the couple you see who were getting married on the Planet Pollonia, a smallish insignificant Planet, in Dimension Nine. Seems during the ceremony a dimension twister picked up Sid, Mona, and Mobbi the Minister, and the famous Hitchin Post Ceremonial Wedding Arch. A dimension twister is like a desert dust devil. Except if one of these twists over you, you'll be captured in the blue dimension dust and dumped somewhere in the Cosmos in another dimension, or even on another Planet hopefully not one covered in water or worse covered in a hydrogen chloride cloud. Pollonia It is best known as the least expensive all inclusive wedding destination. Pollonia is also known for there Carnivorous Pollonia Flies. Which have a reputation as being worse than the famous Bakersfield Circle Flies. Deputy Cosmo and I just flew to the scene and are concerned about the Pollonia Flies circling Mona. How we contain the Pollonia Fly Infestation here on Budahunga will have to be a story for another time, until then Tata the Rod Blog.
#1366 Hitichin Post
Today's story and sketch by me, #1366 is about the couple you see who were getting married on the Planet Pollonia, a smallish insignificant Planet, in Dimension Nine. Seems during the ceremony a dimension twister picked up Sid, Mona, and Mobbi the Minister, and the famous Hitchin Post Ceremonial Wedding Arch. A dimension twister is like a desert dust devil. Except if one of these twists over you, you'll be captured in the blue dimension dust and dumped somewhere in the Cosmos in another dimension, or even on another Planet hopefully not one covered in water or worse covered in a hydrogen chloride cloud. Pollonia It is best known as the least expensive all inclusive wedding destination. Pollonia is also known for there Carnivorous Pollonia Flies. Which have a reputation as being worse than the famous Bakersfield Circle Flies. Deputy Cosmo and I just flew to the scene and are concerned about the Pollonia Flies circling Mona. How we contain the Pollonia Fly Infestation here on Budahunga will have to be a story for another time, until then Tata the Rod Blog.