"Fudge you, sschell!" Road Guy boomed, from the top of Roadie-Wan's head.
"Oh, hey, what's up King Road Guy! Heh heh." schell waved to the Gerbil King. Road Guy gave him this middle finger.
"Captain! Our ship has been caught by the sucktor beam coming from that unidentified planet!" Executive Officer Supe pointed at the forward tactical display, which was now filled with the image of a rugged, rocky planet that was distinctly marked with the pale sign of the skull and crossbones across its visible face.
"Jebus!" sschell shuddered. "What's the plan?"
"Sir, I have taken the advice of the Jedi: we can't fight our way out of this. I was just about to address the crew and prepare them for surrender."
"Surrender??!! Hell! We will fight them to the death!!" Sschell raised a fist in the air, but was met with nothing but the sound of the groans and pops of the hull as the ship entered the pirate planet's gravitational field. The crew stared back at him, wide-eyed and silent.
Supe finally spoke. "After you, sir." He handed sschell a phaser rifle from the bridge weapons rack.
"What, me? Fudge that! Give me the microphone!" sschell took the intercom mike from Frazil and cleared his throat:
"Good afternoon! This is your Captain speaking. If you look out the windows to the port side of the ship, you can see the Gerbil Star Omicron Prime. It's truly a unique star, being only about ten kilometers in diameter, yet with the mass of forty suns! Isn't that amazing?! To the starboard is the, uh, Habitrail Nebula, which is composed of the old outer shells of Omicron Prime, and is really quite special in itself." Sshell paused and cleared his throat again.
"And if you look forward, you will see the pirate planet, which has caught us in its sucktor beam, and is now pulling us to our imminent deaths. Now, I suggest you all put your heads between your knees, and reflect on your lives. It's been an honor to be your Captain. Uh... Amen."
Sschell returned the mike to Frazil, clapped his hands, and addressed the bridge crew. "I don't know about you guys, but I thought that was pretty good, huh?"
"Oh, hey, what's up King Road Guy! Heh heh." schell waved to the Gerbil King. Road Guy gave him this middle finger.
"Captain! Our ship has been caught by the sucktor beam coming from that unidentified planet!" Executive Officer Supe pointed at the forward tactical display, which was now filled with the image of a rugged, rocky planet that was distinctly marked with the pale sign of the skull and crossbones across its visible face.
"Jebus!" sschell shuddered. "What's the plan?"
"Sir, I have taken the advice of the Jedi: we can't fight our way out of this. I was just about to address the crew and prepare them for surrender."
"Surrender??!! Hell! We will fight them to the death!!" Sschell raised a fist in the air, but was met with nothing but the sound of the groans and pops of the hull as the ship entered the pirate planet's gravitational field. The crew stared back at him, wide-eyed and silent.
Supe finally spoke. "After you, sir." He handed sschell a phaser rifle from the bridge weapons rack.
"What, me? Fudge that! Give me the microphone!" sschell took the intercom mike from Frazil and cleared his throat:
"Good afternoon! This is your Captain speaking. If you look out the windows to the port side of the ship, you can see the Gerbil Star Omicron Prime. It's truly a unique star, being only about ten kilometers in diameter, yet with the mass of forty suns! Isn't that amazing?! To the starboard is the, uh, Habitrail Nebula, which is composed of the old outer shells of Omicron Prime, and is really quite special in itself." Sshell paused and cleared his throat again.
"And if you look forward, you will see the pirate planet, which has caught us in its sucktor beam, and is now pulling us to our imminent deaths. Now, I suggest you all put your heads between your knees, and reflect on your lives. It's been an honor to be your Captain. Uh... Amen."
Sschell returned the mike to Frazil, clapped his hands, and addressed the bridge crew. "I don't know about you guys, but I thought that was pretty good, huh?"