Rocky Bullwinkle A Lost Adventure
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Rocky And Bullwinkle: A Lost Adventure, Episode 2 free porn video
When we were last with Rocky and Bullwinkle, they were frantically
digging a hole into the ground with the goal of reaching China on the
other side of the world. Flying there wasn't an option.
"I can't get my antlers past airport security," said Bullwinkle.
Their goal after reaching China is to get a strange weapon repaired for
none other than those two nefarious arch villains, Boris Badenov and
Natasha Fatale. Or perhaps, should we say Natasha Fatale and a cute
little girl?
"Please don't rub it in, darlink," said Natasha.
The reason Natasha Fatale is so upset is because the cute little girl was
once the aforementioned Boris Badenov. How did this incredible
transformation take place? Apparently Boris Badenov was using a ray gun
developed by Pottsylvanian scientists. When a person is exposed to the
exotic rays they drastically change its victims' brain and body
chemistries. The dastardly villain missed his intended target. The rays
struck a barroom mirror and reflected back on Boris making him the
victim.
"I don't feel so good," said Boris and collapsed in a faint.
After the rays had taken full effect, the result was a cute young lady
with a fabulous singing voice. She can belt out Broadway show tunes?
"I could have danced all night.
I could have danced all night
And still have begged for more."
?as well as operatic arias.
"Un bel di vedvemo
levarsi un fil di sull'estremo
confin del mare."
"On top of that, she's nice too," Natasha added. "Is disgusting."
So why is that a bad thing? Why are our heroes so anxious to get the ray
gun repaired so that Natasha can blast the nice little girl in hopes of
getting the old evil Boris back?
"We're trying to save the series," said Rocky. "We need a villain to
make things exciting. Nobody's going to watch our show if all Bullwinkle
and I do is sit around and play cards."
"There's always board games, Rocky," said Bullwinkle.
Yes, the series might very well go kaput if there's no more bad in
Badenov.
"Hey Rocky, can we take a break? We've been digging all day."
"I guess so. How deep do you think the hole is?"
"About three feet."
"At this rate it'll take forever to get to China."
"Perhaps I may be of assistance?"
"Who are you?"
"I'm Mr. Peabody and this is my boy Sherman. Say hello, Sherman."
"Hello."
"I'm your canis ex machina."
"What's that?"
"Canis ex machina is Latin and means literally ?dog out of the machine.'
It's a dramatic device where a superior dog (myself, of course)
unexpectedly steps into the middle of a plot and resolves a seemingly
irresolvable problem. It's a well used stratagem for inferior writers
who have written their characters into a tight fix and can't figure a
logical way out for their protagonists. It dates from the Greek
tragedies. I taught the technique to the playwright Euripides and others
while on a visit to Greece in the fifth century BC."
"They call the technique ?deus ex machina' these days, Mr. Peabody."
"I know, Sherman."
"Well, if you guys want to take a turn at digging, we'd sure appreciate
it."
"I was thinking more along the lines of repairing your gadget." I took
the device out of the surprised squirrel's paws. I quickly diagnosed the
problem and sent Sherman off to the local emporium for the necessary
parts. He returned quickly with what I needed. "Four fresh double-A
batteries should do the trick. Yes, there's no need to test it. Your
ray gun is fully charged and now operational. I'd be careful with that
thing if I were you. Someone could get hurt."
"You are a genius, Dog," the tall brunette declared. "Little girl won't
feel a thing."
"I don't think I want to know the details," I replied to the perceptive
young woman. "Say goodbye, Sherman. We're off on another adventure."
"Goodbye."
"I can't believe what I just saw," said Rocky after the strange dog and
his boy left.
"Yeah," said Bullwinkle. "Who ever heard of a talking dog?"
"Who cares as long as gun is fixed?" said Natasha. "Come here, little
girl. Uh oh! Where is little girl?"
Well, it seems that while Rocky and the others were talking to that dog
that does his own voice-over, little girl Boris has wandered off.
"Let's organize a search party."
"As much as I love parties, Rocky, don't you think we ought to look for
the little girl first?"
Bullwinkle was right, of course, so Rocky scrapped the search party idea
and agreed that it would be a good idea to go look for the transformed
Boris instead. They searched high and they searched low. The little
girl was nowhere to be found.
"Any sign of her, Squirrel?"
"No luck here," said Rocky. "What about you, Bullwinkle?"
"I just found some of her footprints. That's all," the moose replied.
"You fool! Show us where," Natasha demanded.
The antlered Sherlock led Rocky and Natasha to a small clearing and sure
enough, the little girl's tracks could be clearly seen.
"Let's follow them," said Rocky.
No sooner said than done. The trio followed the footprints to the shores
of Veronica Lake where they disappeared at the waterline.
"Maybe she went swimming," said Bullwinkle.
"Impossible," Natasha replied. "She was afraid of water. Even wanted
water wings for bathtub."
"Hokey smoke!" Rocky cried. "More footprints."
There were indeed more footprints but none that belonged to the little
girl. But who did these footprints belong to? Someone who meant to do
Boris harm, the mad bomber perhaps? Has there been foul play done?
"Something bad has happened to darlink. I just know it."
Is Natasha right? Is this the end of Boris Badenov? Is this the end of
the series? Join us for our next thrill-packed episode "The Lady in the
Lake" or "I Dreamed I Was a Drowning Victim in My Maidenform Bra."
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