Fun little game: Part Deux (Oct 10, 2007)
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It was Kevin, puting out the call sign. His plan was...
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...to somehow get even with Toby for beating him up.
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Just as Kevin was plotting his revenge, Guite came to visit him in the hospital. They talked and Guite introduced Kevin into a fun little game. This was when......
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....he saw a woman. A familiar looking woman. She was standing oddly, with her leg bnt, her arm bent and hand on her hip. She was holding a martini glass. Kevin the office tea boy (whatever that is) grew paler than he already was and started to trmble, for it suddenly dawned on him who she was....she was MARTINA (remember her?)!!!!
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The realisation hit our plucky tea boy that he was dreaming in SU. He suddenly awoke in a cold sweat at home in his parents basement. "Phew it was all a dream" said Kevin.
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Having been dreaming of women in SU, our office tea boy (whatever that is) went straight to the computer and began modeling a . . . .
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a tea cup (he has a one track mind). After spending five hours modeling his tea cup, Kevin the office tea boy (whatever that is) decided to take a break before modeling the saucer, and decided to click on the sketchucation website. There he noticed the Corner Bar for the first time. Thinking it had to do with drinks, therefor tea too, Kevin the office tea boy (whatever that is) clicked on it and...
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....found his life being narrated before his very eyes. He was a little upset that his profession was not recognised by a few of the members
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Meanwhile, in the Hall of Sketches.....
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the leaders of the movement settled down for a nice cup of tea. Fortunately, they had a nicely drawn model of a cup, but no model of tea. SU experts all, they quickly . . . .
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...called Ross for a nice blend of Rooibos. Always the gentelman that he is he shows up with plenty for all. The water is boiling, the tea is steeping when suddenly...
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they collectively hit themselves on the forehead and say "I could have had a V-8!"
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and with the head slaps and spontaneous eruption of laughter, Kevin the tea boy shockingly realized he wasn't alone. He wasn't really in his parent's basement. Confused, he wondered if perhaps he was still dreaming. He looked down at his half-empty cup of rooibos tea. Was spiked with something? With trepidation he surveyed his surroundings. In the suspicious depth of field blur that surrounded him he realized where he was and who these half-dressed people were; but, he had no idea of how he got there. He was...
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living in the SKETCHUP ZONE!
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Meanwhile, Tim and Tom (Tim's evil twin) are in a life and death struggle on the roof of the office. With Ingabord (Tim's wife) pleading with the boss Bob to help Tim. The only problem is that Bob can't tell them apart, but he wades in anyway.
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The struggling threesome trip over a tea cup someone had left on the roof. Still grappling one another, the three tumble over the roof edge.
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They fall 4 stories into a cleverly placed Soap Skin Bubble that coushins their fall. Amazed that they are all still alive they...
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Pop through the bubble and join Kevin the tea boy (I guess now we know what that is) in THE SKETCHUP ZONE. Looking at each other and marveling at the detail they realize that they are extremely high poly models and have trouble moving from scene to scene without gaps. They try to communicate their needs for a better graphic card, but they seem to be unobserved in a giant warehouse. Soon they see someone looking in on them.
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It is Coen. Soon he is joined by Ross, Solo, Susan, and the rest of S4.
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then in an existential moment Kevin the tea boy realized all of humanity might be watching, and that his ability to connect with them was depressingly limited. All the throngs of humanity were 'out there' but his tea pot (and his ability to share the gift of tea) were insignificant.
Then he thought of the Hubble Telescope. It was pointed towards what had been thought to be a insignificant area of seemingly empty 'space'. It peered further than ever before and instead of emptiness that one exceedingly narrow peek into the space around us discovered more than fourteen thousand new galaxies each containing billions and billions of stars. In that moment Kevin realized there are likely many-many more stars in the heavens than there are grains of sand on earth. Rather than despair at his cosmic insignificance his mood soared thinking about how all those stars are in fact interconnected in a cosmic web of energy. In that moment he felt a special bond with the universe. He was a part of it and it was a part of him. And so was tea...
He vowed to cherish the connections he made with others. He looked forward to seeing how the forces of the universe might guide his life. He opened a newspaper and checked his horoscope. It said...
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