Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling for December 14, 2012
Transcript:
Tom the Dancing Bug by Ruben Bolling Lo, the quest had begun. Travelers from Middle-School on a mission to gaze upon the First of the Three Movies of Awesome. Their band numbered 3. None had a stronger bond with the stories of yore than their leader. Louis the Stout of Heart and Keen of Mind. Then there was Myron, the companion, reader of the unreadable scrolls - simple of mind and loyal only to Louis. And the third, Brandon the tiny of stature, but the haver of a girlfriend (sorte of) for almost two weeks, and a high score in brothers of Mario the Super. To transport Louis and Myron, a sturdy Vaan of Mini, steered by Magic, or Mayhap an invisible parent, it is known not. Father: So, did you guys see the first movies on DVD? Traveling by night, they traversed the Valley of Mall Centre, spanned the Parking Lotte of Vstness, and approached the Plexx of Multitude. Enter There was the ancient Tic Tac Fight The Theathre South lies the food courte here of old was Gap Maternity, Now Locker of Foot Julius of Orange N W E S Their goal within reach, they scanned the throngs of pilgrims for their ally Brandon. Panic did begin to rise. And then, a textual message from on far, with tidings of doom and despair most deep. Brandon: Guys, can't meet you - Have to watch Emma :( Louis: Noble Brandon! He shall be avenged! END. Part the first . Next, in part the second (coming soon, separate admission): Mutinous Mutterings in the Lobby of Turmoil. Myron: Louis, please shut up. That's not even what Tolkien's prose sounds like. Louis: How would I know? I never read the books!
Linguist about 12 years ago
I tried to stop toking while reading Tolkien, but I couldn’t break the Hobbit !
jnik23260 about 12 years ago
I’m in no hurry to see it…There are two more coming!
rnmontgomery about 12 years ago
For once this strip in entertaining – ’nuff said.
sottwell about 12 years ago
My mother first read the Hobbit to me somewhere around 1952. I first read LOTR in 1967. Now I have to read them as ebooks to get the font big enough.
Kvasir42 Premium Member about 12 years ago
I think we find out what pipeweed is really made of, when we see one character’s reaction.
Gokie5 about 12 years ago
I read The Hobbit at age thirty-nine, then read it again last year when I was seventy-six. The second time I kept thinking, “Is this thing ever going to END?” Guess I’m suffereng from AAADD (Age-Activated Attention Deficit Disorder).
Gokie5 about 12 years ago
Same with the middle Lord of the Rings movie, when all those dentally-challenged monsters kept gouging at the heroes.