Re: Duteis III - The Challenging Challenge

OOC - Sorry mate, I just found out you were a Southampton fan and couldn't help myself. You'll never guess who told me! :-O
--- In JMC_Blue_Dwarf@yahoogroups.com, "sirlagerlotuk" <sirlagerlot@...> wrote:
>
> "The last thought that passed
> through his failing processors was... was... fail... was...
> 'This must have been how Andy Longman felt when Southampton dropped down in
> 2009' ... fail."
>
> CHEAP SHOT!!! :-(
>
>
> --- In JMC_Blue_Dwarf@yahoogroups.com, "mikepbullen@" <mikepbullen@> wrote:
> >
> > <snip>
> > Looking around, Erik couldn't help wondering what happened to the fourth
> > primative. He shrugged it off and got to work on Order three.
> > </snip>
> >
> > There were pieces of burned skutter everywhere when he had finished tending to Mickys home brew kit. Erik knew he had best get this cleaned up before he came back or there would be trouble. Where was he anyway?
> >
> > He worked away. Changing barrels on the brew kit. Adding ingredients. Turning up the heat. Sweeping up the pieces of primitive skutter from under the table, round the cupboards and, shudderingly, in the washing basket.
> >
> > putting the dustpan and brush away erik spun round to go and find out where people were. He soon stopped though as he saw the missing primitive in the doorway. It approached him slowly, Erik backing up[ at the same speed until he bumped into the wall and could back up no further.
> >
> > Still the primitive advanced on him, slowly. His claw getting closer to Eriks, the bizzarre etchings on its body glinting in the flourescent lighting. Erik started to panic again. Getting back into the routine of tidying up and just being a skutter had helped him forget about the worries of the primitives.
> >
> > .................
> > WARNING WARNING .
> > .................
> > PANIC-DONT PANIC
> > PANIC-DONT PANIC
> > PANIC-DONT PANIC
> > PANIC-DONT PANIC
> > PANIC-DONT PANIC
> > PANIC-DON-
> >
> > A swift bump on the wall cleared Eriks processor glitch again. But when his optical processors took control of his monitor all he saw was the cattleprod about to be pressed painfully into his optica-
> > BZZZZZZZTTTZZZZZZZPPBBZZZZZZZZZ
> > Eriks circuits were fried. His chips were frazzled. The last thought that passed through his failing processors was... was... fail... was...
> > 'This must have been how Andy Longman felt when Southampton dropped down in 2009' ... fail.
> >
> > <Continued when Micky returns to his quarters!>
> >
>