Here we have a rather arty scribble, done just for fun (like all the other ones aren't). We have no backstory, no plot, climax--ooh, the suspense!--and then a horrible ending. We don't even have a one liner or a non-sequitur. Just neo-geo here. So in the comments, give a story, of what or who this is, where, when why, how, etc. Who-ever has the best story, wins! We'll give you a scribble of your own, then.
Saturday, April 18, 2009
Neo-Geo, say hello.
Here we have a rather arty scribble, done just for fun (like all the other ones aren't). We have no backstory, no plot, climax--ooh, the suspense!--and then a horrible ending. We don't even have a one liner or a non-sequitur. Just neo-geo here. So in the comments, give a story, of what or who this is, where, when why, how, etc. Who-ever has the best story, wins! We'll give you a scribble of your own, then.
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once upon a time, two red-faced blue-nosed creatures were playing nose volleyball on someone's roof in a big black city. suddenly, the green-spotted one dropped the ball. the two creatures screamed at losing their ball, but lo-a tan colored creature rolled out and caught the volleyball. the red-faced blue-nosed creatures thanked him kindly, and allowed him to join their game.
ReplyDeleteyou stole this idea from the monster-a-day guy, didn't you?
no, in fact I didn't I only just thought of it no, though stefan blucher is genius for thinking of it, i did not have it in mind when it popped into my head.
ReplyDeletevery creative entry! can't wait for the others.
once there was a little green man who was lost in the mall. he had just gotten through the line at the chinese place (where the yellow is) when he saw another green man, similar to himself but much larger, sitting atop a red table. "get off that table, you large man!" yelled the little man. then blue lasers started shooting out of the tables all around him, and he desperately tried to escape before they cut him clean in two. the endd.
ReplyDeleteooh! excitement and a gory ending! cautionary tale for young colorful blobs?
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