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fandomhigh2005-11-06 11:33 am
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Criminal Justice Project, The Danger Shop, Late Sunday Morning
*The Tick greets the students as they enter the viewing area in the Danger Shop. Their lives will not be in peril if gravity decides to act up mysteriously during the simulations.*
"Welcome, class. I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with the projects. A few clarifications with grading, though. The limit for ACME products was three, so if you used more, points will be deducted. However, if an item was chosen as part of a back-up plan, you will get extra credit. Preparedness is the key, and having a back-up plan is always a good idea! Especially when fighting a fiendish foe like this!
"Also, any projects that were specifically looking to kill the Road Runner," with this, The Tick gave a quick look to Jaye, "will have points deducted.
"Okay, class! Let's get started!"
As the Danger Shop loads the scenery, a poster appears:
When the scene loads, the shop is transformed into the American Southwest landscape as envisioned by Chuck Jones. Roads, cliffs, ACME trucks, the whole thing. And then, in the distance, a blur kicks up a lot of dirt as it speeds into view.
The Tick takes out his list of projects and hits a button.
[OOC: Any final IC thoughts after viewing the projects can go here.]
"Welcome, class. I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with the projects. A few clarifications with grading, though. The limit for ACME products was three, so if you used more, points will be deducted. However, if an item was chosen as part of a back-up plan, you will get extra credit. Preparedness is the key, and having a back-up plan is always a good idea! Especially when fighting a fiendish foe like this!
"Also, any projects that were specifically looking to kill the Road Runner," with this, The Tick gave a quick look to Jaye, "will have points deducted.
"Okay, class! Let's get started!"
As the Danger Shop loads the scenery, a poster appears:
When the scene loads, the shop is transformed into the American Southwest landscape as envisioned by Chuck Jones. Roads, cliffs, ACME trucks, the whole thing. And then, in the distance, a blur kicks up a lot of dirt as it speeds into view.
The Tick takes out his list of projects and hits a button.
[OOC: Any final IC thoughts after viewing the projects can go here.]
Anakin's Project
Re: Anakin's Project
And then he waited.
Finally, a new Road Runner sped over to the birdseed, stopped, and started pecking away. Within seconds, the Road Runner was unable to lift his beak from the seed. He was trapped.
CoyoteAnakin stood there victorious, wearing his Female Road Runner Suit and holding a smokescreen bomb. Then the bomb went off. At least nobody could see him standing there in his disguise any more.
The Tick spoke up. "Anakin had also devised a back-up plan involving an ACME Rocket Sled (http://home.nc.rr.com/tuco/looney/acme/rocketsled.html). Let's see how that would have worked out!"
What follows is a fourteen-minute chase sequence featuring CoyoteAnakin driving the sled like a podracer. Around the ninth minute, it started to get boring, but then the sled lost a runner, so it became exciting again as CoyoteAnakin used The Force to balance his vehicle.
After another several minutes of near crashes and finally an explosion, CoyoteAnakin flipped out of the flaming wreck, landed in front of the Road Runner, and knocked the fugitive out with a well-aimed Force Push.
It. Was. AWESOME.
Re: Anakin's Project
"That turned out rather well, didn't it?"
[OOC: Can't breathe. Laughing too hard.]
Re: Anakin's Project
[OOC: That one was SO much fun to write. :)]