Some of you are probably thinking that you're going insane...and now your checking your calendar to make sure that it IS Wednesday and not Friday... GOOD NEWS! Yes it is Wednesday, No you didn't sleep for 2 days. I won't be here this Friday...or tomorrow so I'm posting it early... here's this weeks randoom situation/question *ahem*:
Heaven has come to Earth! A inventor finally invented something that actually works...IT MAKES FOOD RAIN FROM THE SKY! Everyone is happy...for a while, until they realize that the dude forgot to make an 'off' switch and now you're stuck with food raining from the sky. It gets annoying(and fatal) to constantly have cakes, turkey legs, or a jar of hard candy to fall on your head while you're walking to work. And then of courase there's the occasional blizzard which means LOTS of icecream.
The world soon plundges into chaos, and everyone turns to you(all the major leaders got killed when a McDonalds landed) to solve this catastrophy(or at least come up with some way to live with it... WHAT DO YOU DO!?
Well, if it's a machine, destroying it somehow or cutting off it's energy supply should be enough... So yeah? Otherwise find a way of inventing a shield that can disintegrate the falling food! ... But I'm leaning more towards destructing the machine.
Oops... Grammar fail on my part. Happens rarely, feel free to mock me. XP I think I was thinking 'the destruction of the machine' while attempting to write 'destroying the machine'... Bad blend.
My friend. I am lax about grammar on AG, mostly because you people write like the guy who wrote Eragon.
Oh, fair enough. I should read Eragon sometime, just to understand that reference... I'm usually rather careful with my grammar and spelling, but occasionally I just fail.
I make a robotic monkey to make giant robot giant mouthed monster things to eat all of the falling food, put it in a compartment, then world hunger is saved.
Oh, fair enough. I should read Eragon sometime, just to understand that reference... I'm usually rather careful with my grammar and spelling, but occasionally I just fail.
What I mean to say is: He can't write. His second book is called Eldest even though he meant elder, as there were only two brothers... Epic Fail.
