The Atlantean Adventures of Lord Delabrough - Part 1

[Froggy the Great]

ISSUE #1  $0.01.  Here follows an artist's account of the first of the adventures in Atlantis of Lord Delabrough and the survivors of the H.M.S. St. George, based on their memoirs.  The artist has taken the liberty of leaving the fantastical opponents as blurs because I have to enter them into round 10 of the LPL because the accounts were, understandably, confused.

Suitable for the education of young children.  DO NOT BURN.

[Alfrik]

Eek!  A Rescue mission for the Lord Delabrough is surely Imminent

[Froggy the Great]

Eek!  A Rescue mission for the Lord Delabrough is surely Imminent

Yes.  I need to find a figure for Lady Sarai so she can mount one.

[Whiskyrat]

Yes.  I need to find a figure for Lady Sarai so she can mount one.

 

F'nah, F'nah. 

[ushistoryprof]

"Don't go in the brush don't go in the brush...ahhhh"

[Alfrik]

er.... *([censors on reply that came to mind])*

" find a figure for Lady Sarai so she can mount one."     

[Sinewgrab]

Did anyone's mind NOT go there?

Que Sarai, Sarai....

[Froggy the Great]

I'm disappointed that a) it didn't occur to me as I typed it and b) it took TWO WHOLE DAYS for someone to make that comment.  C'mon, folks...

And no, she's not that sort of girl.

[commissarmoody]

Not on the first date anyways 

[Red Orc]

One day. And a bit:

F'nah, F'nah. 

F'nah f'nah, rather than being some kind of Cthulhoid greeting, is British slang for "ooh, that sounds rude". It's supposed to be the sound of a schoolboy sniggering (from the comic strip "Finbar Saunders and his Double Entendres" in Viz magazine). Sometimes "Ooh-err, f'nah f'nah" (or "f'narr f'narr").

I'm good at displacement activity, me.