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Thanks for the fav on INKTOBER 19: Sling - Look at that hangtime

I haven’t seen airtime like that since the Hamlet Worldhoppers. Now those were the days. You should have seen it. Small villages, houses and all, would jump from one planet to another, all for the sake of wholesome entertainment. True, they had a minuscule demographic of viewers, mainly stay-at-home hamsters and the occasional mature aged gerbil, and the cost of production was astronomical, but boy did they get some airtime. Well, actually, since the whole display took place in space, there wasn’t much air per say, but still, it was worth watching if there was absolutely nothing else on TV.

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Thanks for the fav on INKTOBER 16: Wild - Attack of the Gooberbots...

Not a great deal is known about this primitive cybernetic tribe. The only information we do have comes courtesy of a covert palaeontologist operation. Their mission, to seek out old life and ancient alien civilizations. To boldly go where others had been and gone, a long time ago, in galaxies far, far away. Unfortunately, their operation on Pomlic Nort turned up little. In fact, only half a palaeontologist survived. Raving mad, covered in mud and leaves, with a metal bucket superglued to his head, his only message was this. “He’ll be back!”

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