Clearly, the residents of Hat Shore needed something to do to keep from getting restless, much like a giant hamster ball. But once the idea of shoving everybody into a giant hamster ball had been nixed, the next best thing had been arranged: a boot camp! It would get everybody out into the open air, give everyone a chance to burn off energy, and
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"Funny sort of weapon, isn't it?"
No matter. That's what the rules say to use, after all.
George brandished the pool noodle as he ran for the logs, yelling "TALLY HO!"
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And so, each of the Shoggies picked up a pool noodle, finding that the squeaky vinyl was unusually easy for them to get a grip on with the pseudopods they temporarily extended for the purpose. "Do we hits that guy?" Shoggy 3 asked, to which Shoggy 28 replied, "We can! We can hit that guy!" "Can I just hit you? You're right here." added in Shoggy 15, who began hitting Shoggy 28 with its pool noodle. "No, we got to hit people who are on the logs" Shoggy 21.5 managed to helpfully clarify, at which the Shoggies proceeded towards the logs as one, slipping beneath the muck as they did so ( ... )
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He shrugged. "TALLY HO!" he cried again, starting to hit the Shoggies back. He was hitting himself in the process, but who cares? This is fun!
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He held up his noodle to see Shoggies dripping off the end, a bit dissolved from acid.
"So cool!" Cause if tally ho is infectious, so is so cool.
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"This is such a sooo cool game!" Shoggy 7 insisted, whacking Shoggy 28 with a yellow pool noodle before smacking George a few more times, with another cry of "Tally Ho!" which was echoed by the rest, including a bit of Shoggy dripping off George's pool noodle. Luckily, most of the smaller Shoggies produced by the activity didn't spawn with pool noodles of their own, and were re-enveloped by other Shoggies rather quickly so that the mun doesn't need to number and keep track of a bunch more atm. The one stuck to the end of George's pool noodle was clinging rather tightly for the time being, however, shouting, "Look! Look at me! I'm sort of flying!"
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It threw his balance enough that he fell into the water, taking some Shoggies with him.
But since there are some left, I guess it counts as a Shoggy win.
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He liked his new friends.
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Crimeny, she even trips over the thing while picking it up. This is not looking good for the redheaded reporter.
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"HAWAAAAAAAAAA" he howled in a not-very-convincing-but-still-loud-and-shrill martial arts scream, hurtling at the nearest person on a log and flailing the pool noodle above him threateningly.
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Maddie tries to bring up the pool noodle, trips over a tree root and falls into the water, spluttering as she comes up.
Yeah, that didn't go well, did it?
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A particularly wild swing overbalanced him, sending him tumbling off of the log. He managed to let go of the pool noodle, grabbing on to the side of the log with his claws for all he was work for a long second or two, and then gravity got the better of him and--
Splash.
Up came Bucky like a cork from a shaken champagne bottle, out of the cold water and onto the bank, with one of the swamp catfish biting at his tail. His "tan" was completely gone now, his fur plastered flat. He beat at the swamp catfish with a hastily grabbed stick, running around in a circle until the fish got bored and went to find less hostile prey.
Bucky panted and fumed, shivering, and started grooming himself furiously. "I still won," he insisted. "Everyone saw that, right? I won?"
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