This is what happens when I get bored... (humor)


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Ahahahahaaa! Flat found a skiff, and a shiny, and a pet! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Hey Flat, you need a home? Bismarck can come, too.


 

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Ahahahahaaa! Flat found a skiff, and a shiny, and a pet! Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Hey Flat, you need a home? Bismarck can come, too.

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Do you make it a practice to take in strays who put their mouth on anything they find? (flat...not bismarck)


 

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Do you make it a practice to take in strays who put their mouth on anything they find? (flat...not bismarck)

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That sounds so naughty!


 

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Oh its not over yet. Not by a longshot. (actually crappy internet and essays got in the way)

Episode 9, Brickhouse

Frankie was doing seven years in Zigursky Penitentiary for armed robbery. The robbery in question was a Mighty Mart holdup that was interrupted by a vaguely disinterested electric blaster who had stopped in for a slurped. When the cops came and booked the gangers, they confiscated his sword, a 14th century antique given to him by Odysseus himself. Frankie was a Warrior, and no prison walls would hold him for long.
Frankie and a few others were fortunate enough to share a cell, and after months of stealthy digging, the small crew of thugs managed to break out of prison. An exultant Frankie looks out across the city, breathing in the fresh air for the first time in a long time.
A large furry shadow crosses over Frankie and his pals. Their eyes grow wide in terror.
“Is it really, really necessary to send the Warwolf after those escaped convicts?” Teckstyle asks, leaning over a guardrail overlooking the absolute trouncing of the thugs below. He and Flatfoot are standing on a bridge in sight of the looming penitentiary.
“Bismarck needs his exercise. This way, at least we get some crime fighting done at the same time,” Flatfoot says calmly.
“Hey, I’m all about the crime fighting, but don’t you think this is a little…excessive?”
“Not my fault they escape and then stand around waiting for the cops to arrest them again.”
A few growls and screams rise up to the heroes’ ears. “Yeah, but they get returned with fewer parts than when they left.”
Flat regards Teck with a blank stare. “Ok, Mr. I Hit Everything With ‘Energy’ Whose Health Effects Have Not Been Fully Tested.”
“Oh come on,” Teck says. “My energy attacks have pulled your fat out of the fire more times than you can count.”
“You still don’t know what that stuff is, do you?”
“How come you didn’t ride that radiation defender about his powers?”
“Radiation’s a respected source of super powers. Well known fact.”
“Ok, what about those two dark powered girls we teamed with last week?” Teck demands. The screams from Frankie and his crew are growing fainter.
“Everyone knows the risks of teaming up with dark powered heroes. Its like cigarettes, people know its bad for you, but still do it anyway.”
“Except cigarettes just ruin your health, not expose you to eternal damnation.”
“Bah. Details.”
“How is energy worse than those powers then?”
“Look, the risks are known for dark powers. The eldritch energies of the netherhells have a documented source and effect. All dark powers come from the same place. Energy? Heck, there’s all sorts of energy out there. Cosmic, electric, ionic, heat, etc. The fact that you aren’t sure which it is speaks volumes of your reputation as a scientist.”
“I’m not a scientist!”
“Denial never helped anyone through their problems, Teck.”
“Now this is just unfair.”
“Hey, what do I know, I just kick the stuffing out of people at super speed.”
“When they’re down.”
“When they’re down,” Flat agrees. “I haven’t leveled any buildings using my powers.”
“This week.”
“This week,” Flat agrees again. “I think the screaming’s stopped down there.”
“Yeah, looks like your dog ran off with the ringleader.”
Flat shakes his head. “Probably going to bury him for later. Well, he’ll be gone for a few hours.”
The two heroes stand in silence, looking around for something to do. Teck sees a scuffle in the distance.
“Flat, look over there, some Crey agents fighting the Council!”
“Really?” Flat asks, looking in the direction the blaster is pointing. “We’ve gotta help them!”
“Right, we’ve gotta--wait, what?”
“Help them,” Flat says.
“Help who?” Teck asks, confused.
“The Crey guys.”
“You’ve got to be kidding!”
“What?”
“They’re bad guys!” Teck shouts.
“What? No way. Crey Industries is one of this city’s most respected companies!” Flat says defensively.
“Look, that’s…I mean….Don’t you…Don’t you remember fighting through all those hidden labs and their hideous experiments?” Teck demands, getting flustered.
“Look, I realize that Crey may be having a little problem with greedy individuals within the company using the technology for their own nefarious purposes, but that does not reflect all the hard work being put in by all those proud and loyal employees.”
“A little problem? Flat, just because there’s a lot of honest people working for the company doesn’t mean its not corrupt at the top.”
“I find that just a little hard to believe.”
“Why?”
“Because, when I saved that one lab from opening up a rift in the fabric of reality and sucking the entire city into oblivion, I received a very nice letter of thanks signed by Countess Crey herself.”
“Flat, I got that same letter a week before you did. Its called a form letter.”
“Well, she’s a busy woman, what with running her own multi-billion dollar company, and with her husband sick with a mysterious illness and all, she probably doesn’t have the time to write a new letter for every hero that saves her company.”
“You are so in denial.” Teck shakes his head.
“Look, how’s this for a deal. Let’s take down the Council goons first, and if the Crey agents do fight us, then they’re obviously the bad kind, and you can arrest them to your heart’s content. And if they don’t fight us, don’t you think you owe an apology to someone very close to you…yourself.”
“What is wrong with you??”
“Looks like someone needs a hug.”
“Flat, this isn’t the time for that kind of childish-- You know what, never mind.” Teckstyle yells and flies off into the fight.
One nova blast later, Crey and Council forces lie groaning around the block.
“You know, Teck, its not healthy to work out all your frustrations through violence.” Flat says patiently.
“You’re a scrapper! All you do is violence!” Teck screams.
“True, but I’m not the one with a throbbing vein in my forehead.”


 

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now here's the question..how do you see the vein through my HELMET!!!!


 

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i like it...but u sorta got off topic i mean whyd u even put frankie in there


 

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he needed to work bismark in somehow


 

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Yeah, Frankie's a sacrificial lamb in the most literal sense. I mean, seriously, those guys break out of prison and just stand around waiting for a beatdown. That and I wanted to work the Warriors in there somewhere since, well, nobody takes them seriously anyway.

Oh, and Episode 10's (10? Holy crap!) coming up real quick, and its gonna feature the first real archvillain fight. And since this is a teaser, I can say no more.
(Though Teck knows a thing or two about teasing. )

*edit* And now that I've figured out how to use imageshack, there will somehow, someway be pictures down the road.


 

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Well, since last week I kind of disappeared for a while, here's the big 1-0 featuring a special guest archvillain

Flat & Teck Episode 10 - Crickey!



The sewers beneath Paragon City are fraught with danger. Gangs ranging from the lowly Hellions to the vicious Rikti all seek refuge there from the dogged pursuit of the heroes above. Occasionally, teams of heroes will go down to try and clear them out, but never with any permanent success.
“Oh man, this place is nasty,” Flatfoot groans as he wades through the sewage of a bustling metropolis.
“Yeah, I know,” Teckstyle says, hovering over the detritus.
“I mean, the water’s green. And not like natural, healthy produce green, but more like radioactive demon vomit green.” A rat skeleton floats past the scrapper. He looks down without amusement.
“Yeah, when I first came down here, I thought the light was coming from the service lights, then I realized most of them were broken. I think some kind of radioactive algae is the cause.”
“Well, that’s just convenient, isn’t it?” Flat grumbles.
“At least you’re not crawling around in the dark.” Teck shrugs.
“I’m thinking that might be better actually, then you don’t get to confirm what just floated past your leg.”
“So,” Teck says, changing the subject. “What’s with the cape?”
“Oh that? I’m just experimenting with it for the time being. It certainly looks dashing in a fight, especially on camera, but it adds a lot of drag when I’m trying to get anywhere in a hurry. I was thinking of maybe getting a half-cape, but that just doesn’t fit into the whole image I’m trying to project.”
“I see.”
The heroes round a corner. A pack of skulking Skulls bolt as soon as they see Flatfoot.
“What was that about?” Teck asks.
“Well, after that whole “Kill Skuls” craze, they learned not to mess with someone who hunted them for sport,” Flat says. A drowned Rikti monkey floats past flatfoot. “If the EPA ever got down here, they’d probably condemn the whole city.”
Teck shakes his head. “EPA doesn’t come down here anymore. Not since the last team got eaten by the alligators.”
Flat looks around nervously. “Alligators? No way, that’s…that’s just a myth…Right?”
“I’m serious. This place is crawling with everything else imaginable. If any sewer system in the world has alligators, it’d be this one.”
“But isn’t Rhode Island a little bit…North for gators?” Flat asks hopefully.
“They’re probably mutated beyond normal recognition and as big as subcompacts.”
“You sure?”
“Of course I am, I am a man of science.”
A yellow glow emanates from below the water level. Teck looks at him expectantly.
“What?” The scrapper responds defensively. “Its in case I need to, um, scout ahead. Yeah. Or something. At super speed.”
Teckstyle shakes his head and flies down an incline. Flatfoot races after him and slides into a gathering of cadavers and reapers. Caught unprepared, Flat gets coated in zombie vomit before he can begin fighting back. Teck aims carefully and starts eliminating Reapers one by one while Flat disposes of the cadavers.
After the last zombie falls, Flat looks down at his costume. Some of the parts covered in thick vomit hiss and pop. “Oh, great. Zombie puke’s starting to eat through my suit.”
“That’s not all,” Teck says, pointing to the tatters of Flat’s cape.
“Oh for the love of-. Well, I guess that settles the question of whether or not I keep it.” Flat begins to scratch his arms, where the vomit was particularly thick. “Crap, its through my suit now. What’s in that stuff?”
A beep from Teck’s helmet causes him to tilt his head to one side silently for a moment. “Hydrochloric acid, silver nitrate, and cheese curls.”
“Cheese curls?”
“Those are the chunky orange bits.”
“How’d you know that?”
“I’ve got a little readout in my HUD that told me so.”
“I didn’t know you had a chemical analyzer in there.”
“I didn’t either. It just beeped and started feeding me information. Now I can’t figure out how to stop it. By the way, the closer we get to Dr. Vazhilok’s chamber, the more noxious the air gets. My filtration system protects me, but unless you can dodge air molecules, you’d probably best get one of your own.”
“Nah, I don’t feel any different.”
“The air’s mostly composed of carbon monoxide, nitrogen and methane. The temperature is 95 degrees Fahrenheit, with a humidity of 80 percent. The current time is 3:45 on a Wednesday. Tomorrow’s forecast calls for sun with temperatures in the 80s, cooler by the waterfront.”
Flatfoot stares blankly at Teckstyle. “Where are you getting all this stuff, the farmer’s almanac?”
“I’m just reading what it says. You sure you don’t need an air filter?”
“I’m good. I’m hardcore,” Flat says, itching furiously at the holes in his suit. “No, wait, I don’t feel so good anymore,” he says and tips face first into the sludge.
Teck pauses for a moment, wondering if he should pull the scrapper out, then lands in the sewer water and yanks Flat out of the drink.
“Well,” Teck says, “Looks like the sewage cleaned off the zombie vomit. You ok, Flat?”
Flatfoot nods silently, coughing up green water with chunky bits.
The duo continues onward, eventually coming to a very big door. Teck opens it as stealthily as he can, revealing a room filled with zombies dominated by the hulking form of Dr. Vazhilok.
Flat’s eyes go wide as he sees the mad doctor. “Whoa, that’s the biggest gator I’ve ever seen in me life!”
“That’s not a gator, that’s Doctor-”
“Boy, isn’t she a beauty. Probably in excess of 900 pounds, that one is. Crickey, look at those muscles! They could rip a man in half. Of course, wrangling one of these beautiful creatures can be tricky, and the utmost care should be taken not to hurt the Sheila.”
“Uh…” Teck manages to say.
“Now, she’s surrounded by her young, so she’s going to be very protective of them, she will. Fight like a Tasmanian Devil, she will. Now, I’m gonna sneak up behind her while by assistant will get in place with the net. I’ll distract the Sheila by sticking my thumb up her cloaca.”
“Flat?” Teck asks, but the scrapper is already in the room, speeding around behind the Doctor without being seen. Teck covers his eyes.
Doctor Vazhilok lets out a very, very angry scream. Teck opens his eyes to see the Doctor running around trying to pull the scrapper off his back.
“Strewth!” Flatfoot screams. “She’s feistier than I thought!”

Several minutes later, the arrest is complete, and Flat & Teck exit the sewers.
“That…was probably the most disturbing arrest I’ve ever seen.” Teck says, keeping his distance from Flatfoot.
“Aye, she was a feisty little one. A shame we had to use up all the horse tranquilizers on her, but she just wouldn’t go down.” Flat rubs his temples. “Crickey, I don’t feel so good.”
Flat turns around and vomits against the wall of the sewer entrance.
“Oh, great, you’ve splashed some onto by boots!” Teck complains.
Flat turns back, slightly pale. “What happened? Why did we leave the sewers? What’s that smell?”
“You…you don’t remember?”
“From the tone of your voice, I don’t think I want to.”
“Oh no, if I had to see it, then you’ll have to hear about it. I want you to feel the guilt of what you just did in there.”
Before Teck can continue, a loud rumbling heralds a stampede of Devoured Earth granites. The rock creatures round a corner and run down the two where they stand.
After they’ve gone, Teck stands up painfully. He looks at the Nemesis Staff he’s been carrying around. Its broken in half. A spring flies off into the bushes. “Well, it was fun while it lasted,” he says tossing aside the broken staff. “You ok Flat?”
“I fell on my keys.”


 

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...and bump


 

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you know, that story just proves what i have said all along...paragon city needs a dry cleaners that delivers. They'd make a fortune in alterations alone, especialy with the fattening holiday season comming up. Sure spandex gives, but do you really want i to?


 

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I thought all ICON costumes were sewage-proof...?

Thanks for keeping it up, Flatfoot. It's great to come back from a week-long vacation and have not one but two chapters up for my reading enjoyment. The whole Frankie bit was extra entertaining — my husband's name is Frankie. LOL!


 

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Excellent, keep up the good work. This thread is one of the bright spots in the Champion Forums.


 

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The thread may be bright...but i think i can safely say that the "main charicters" aren't


 

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Gold. Pure Gold. Pure un-adulterated-comedic-lovable-<enter more rambling here>gold. MORE!!


Oversurge-Level 50 Blaster
Sentry-Man-Level 50 Tanker

 

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You know Flat, the next one you do should be the Croatoa TF the SG is doing tonight.

You guys are great.


 

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You know Flat, the next one you do should be the Croatoa TF the SG is doing tonight.

You guys are great.

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Oh yes, somehow, someway, that's going into the Halloween Special.

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The thread may be bright...but i think i can safely say that the "main charicters" aren't

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Hmm. Teck's shiny. Shiny things are bright. I think that's what he's referring to.


 

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What a load of manure, Heroes aren't peons.

For shame.


 

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If u guys think these 2 r funny, u should try teaming up with them. Oh and Flat, hilarious.


 

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If u guys think these 2 r funny, u should try teaming up with them. Oh and Flat, hilarious.

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She loves us....*sigh*


 

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Yeah Teck whatever u say.


 

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If u guys think these 2 r funny, u should try teaming up with them. Oh and Flat, hilarious.

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I've been stalking them, but whenever I try to follow into their missions, I can't seem to enter.


 

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Haha...great story...

Characters on Champion Server
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Crimson Beret - 50th Ill/Rad/Primal Controller
Wun Long Hop - 25th DM/Regen Scrapper
PsiBlast Psiren - 21st Kinetics/Psychic Defender
Mad Jack Kidd - 25th Katana/Regen Scrapper
Brother Neutron - 9th Dark/Radiation Defender
Acoustic Amazon - 12th Kinetics/Sonic Defender
Aikido Alien - 16th Peacebringer

On Triumph Server
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Nordic Blonde - 29th Broadsword/Regen Scrapper
Clone Ranger - 22nd Assault Rifle/Devices Blaster

Not currently a member of any SG


"Prediction is extremely difficult. Especially about the future." - Niels Bohr

 

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Good news all, Flat and I are working on pictures for this weeks post! we hope to have it up by friday....my avitar is a hint