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This is Slithe trying out for the part of Hamlet in the Berbils' Shakespeare Festival. As I remember, I got the part that year. It fit you. What's that supposed to mean? Lighten up, both of you. I thought I made a rather stunning Ophelia. Lion-O was terrific as the king. The only problem with the play was that no one could see Jaga when he tried to play the ghost. That wasn't the only problem. What else was wrong? Apparently, no one told you that you can't act. Excuse me? Whoa, you have a truce, remember? |
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It's probably more appropriate to say that Slithe is TRYING to climb a tree. And what do you mean about me and cameras? We can't see the tree. The only reason we know he's climbing a tree is because we were there. So? So, no one else knows that he's on a tree and they have to take our word for it. And judging from what we've said so far, they already have problems believing us. For instance, they've already heard that ridiculous lie about Mumm-Ra helping me build the Thundertank. Or the one about Silky and the Keystone. Lies? Those were real events. You only wish, jealous panther. |
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Slithe also has this really neat trick he likes to do at parties. He can take one end of his tail and stick it through one ear and it will come out the other. Tygra watches that trick after he's had too much Silky fruit. Will you knock it off with the Silky fruit? This picture actually might be Slithe signaling that someone on his team of mutants is crazy, but that's kind of obvious. Slithe does have a knack for stating the obvious, though. That's another common trait. I think someone here has it. A certain panther, perhaps. |
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Slithe once tried to be a rock star. It didn't work. It REALLY didn't work. It was a huge failure. After we recovered, we laughed about it for weeks. The other mutants still give him a hard time about it. Of course, it took several weeks to recover. This might have been the mutants' most effective weapon. Too bad it was as effective against us as it was against the mutants. |
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