Katie's Blue Box Adventure
Posted: Mon Apr 18, 2016 8:22 pm
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Thanks for commenting so quickly! I was still in the middle of posting the first chapter! Actually, the girl in the leopard skin is a rogue time-traveler, and a descendant of Katie's, who was exiled to the Stone Age, along with the Neanderthal clone Katie made in a previous story. I think we can assume that, during her time with him, she's earned a few caveman spankings!willjohn wrote:Could she be a distant ancestor of Katie who gets spanked by cavemen?
Relieve herself? Are you thinking that she mistook Katie's time machine for the other kind of blue box? I didn't think of that... but it would've been funny if I had!willjohn wrote:So Elaine has gone to relieve herself in Katie's Tardis? Not very friendly.
Definitely!willjohn wrote:Looks like the Neanderthal has his eye on Katie's most popular feature.
I'm glad you liked that. I enjoy seeing a pretty girl run... especially if she's trying to escape an inevitable spanking! And... it's even better if she's wearing a short dress on a windy day!overbarrel49 wrote:I like panel 01......Katie's running in a short skirt so what's not to like I thought Bullmoose following with the hairbrush was a nice touch too.
That's what I'd do... but not enough of a head start to let her get away!overbarrel49 wrote:I also like his idea in panel 04 to let Katie bounce and jiggle her way to a head start.
So far, she's just rubbing in anticipation... but later...overbarrel49 wrote: in panel 05 it's always good to see Katie rubbing but I think what I like most is the way her panties are peeking out from under her skirt as she runs.
Most of her equation is just meaningless symbols, but yeah, I put 3691215182124-3691215182124 in there on purpose. Also there's the Greek letter, pi, followed by the fraction i over 8.overbarrel49 wrote: I just had to take a close look at Katie's equation in panel 07. I couldn't help notice that she has 2 terms in brackets times each other. Since one of them is 3691215182124-3691215182124, which is, of course 0, it makes the whole first part pointless. The terms following that seem familiar somehow and I assume they are meant to indicate that she's going to get a spanking just for including that first part.
Right! With that to look at, I didn't know whether anyone would notice the board at all!overbarrel49 wrote:That's a really great view of Katie writing on the board......no equation needed for us to figure out what to do with that.
Uh huh... and that's why I made her hair frizzy. I figure things like conditioner and hairspray are pretty much non-existent in the stone age too. And if she had a hairbrush, chances are it would get used for something other than her hair!overbarrel49 wrote: I have to say I like the pic of Elaine running in panel 11. This time we have only bare bottom skin peeking out from under the skin dress she's wearing but then I suppose panties were pretty scarce in the stone age.
Good guess. I don't think it would be too much of a spoiler to say you're right about that. The main reason I decided to name the Neanderthal "Grant" is because I didn't want to use a stereotypical caveman name like "Ugh", and I was thinking about James Edward Grant, the screenwriter for McLintock! and Donovan's Reef. He once said that all it took to write a script for a John Wayne movie was to give him a hoity-toity dame he could spank and some jerks he could smash in the face. That seems like somewhat of a Neanderthal attitude... but it worked!overbarrel49 wrote:Looking at the last panel, I have to wonder if Grant isn't thinking about giving Katie a spanking for allowing Elaine to escape.
"Portaloos"... Hmmm! In the U.S. we call them "porta-potties" or "johnnie-on-the-jobs". I sure wouldn't want someone mistaking a tardis for one of them! (although I suppose a Timelord would have to have some kind of facilities aboard for long trips, wouldn't he?)willjohn wrote:That I did. Portaloos. I remember them being on grass verges of properties where new houses were being built.