Endtown by Aaron Neathery for May 02, 2012

Ok, I definitely did not see that one coming.

What does this button do? Luckily it wasn’t the self destruct mechanism!

Control room? Or class room?

curiouser and curiouser

“Control room?” – yes.“Controls, gauges and instruments?” – yes.“Active floating in the air virtual touchscreens?” – yes.“Hostile take over of the ship?” – yes.“Flask has a plan?” – yes.“Is it time to panic?” – not quite yet. But you may want to have your towel near by.

never leave home, or earth without it

and this might be a good time to leave the planet

I wonder if Mr. Talking Face Guy is reacting to Flask’s uniform…

I’m glad she didn’t say: “Well, @#*& me!”

She could do as much damage as someone who has never seen a computer before logging onto the government’s mainframe computer. i.e. Lots or none at all.

Flask has found a genie. She better be careful what she commands.

uh-oh

What, no security system?

wow flask with a new toy

“I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that”

Whoa! Unexpected! Hopefully AM is in the loop on this!

A few difficult security questions may hamper Flask’s attempt to control this airship, that is if the original builders of this airship put some in that only AM can answer. I’m thinking of a difficult chess maneuver like that in an old Star Trek episode as a security question.

“Enter the letters you see in this picture. This is just to prove you are a human.”

Mister Talky Face sounds like Waylon Smithers.

I’m fascinated to know what the sign on the door read. Flask presumably could not read it herself, but because it was the only door with a label, that must be the reason she chose it.It seems to have five letters. My guess is CHART. Any suggestions?

Maybe this IS a training area. Would expect better security and perhaps visual or voice recognition for the actual bridge. Apparently English is one of at least a few language choices (“AVV VAVV…..VVAK?” being another). “Now we can beign.” That’s not a statement I would expect in speaking to the assigned captain of the ship. Sounds more like the beginning of a tutorial.

Tune in tomorrow for the answer to…“What’s the worst that can happen?”

Shouldn’t that be “explain Yourself SIRI!”?

I doubt AM is to blame for how this ship is put together. Someone else built this, and the writing is obviously the key to that. If it were a prewar language, I would have expected Petey (or Flask) to have at least recognized it. They might not be able to read it, but they might at least know it’s origin. I can’t read Cyrillic or Chinese, but I do recognize them when I see them. I don’t think aliens are involved because of the design, but I’m starting to wonder about other dimensions (AM’s forte).

So, this thing looks to be Windows based, just point and click….

In Wall•E’s encounter with Eve She ran through Swahili and French And German (and Hutt, I beleive) Before English arrived in the clinch “My captain” does strike me as odd The ship’s system(?) treats with respect Someone not the quite-comical god Who is elsewhere. Will his plans be wrecked? =|====/ Level Head Vote for Endtown 2.0 And for Doc Rat, too The Endtown Forum And don’t forget to vote for both For Ursa Major awards!

Hello, Computer…. (Obscure Star Trek 4: TVH reference) ;-)

What the vvak?

Don’t forget the password “Joshua”.

Three Steps as always a great sense of humor.

“…humph….I see no bars on the shoulders.”Mister Talky Face doesn’t have shoulders…

uh oh, not good. Marx better get in there soon!

Why do I get the feeling that it’s all an illusion just like Wallys adventure? She’s gonna order the ditto made illusion to do all kinds of horrid things which she’ll believe came true and it will end up being some moral lesson or other.

how did she know and/or what drew her to that particular button in the first place?

Just use the keyboard. How quaint!