Karen and Peggy are in trouble

by **Candy_Streeter** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 8:51 pm

It was a foolish thing to do. That end of Railroad Avenue is a bad place for a girl to be, but filled with curiosity and youthful audacity, Karen and Peggy peered throught the window of the SUDS BUCKET biker bar. They just wanted to see what went on in there but soon they were observed, and seeing bikers coming after them, they took off running. A few bikers got on their motorcycles and before the girls could get a block away they were surrounded. It doesn't look good for them. Those are some very bad boys. :-s

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Looks like those guys are just having fun scaring them.

by **jimmillho** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 9:10 pm

I hope this isn't an excerpt from your Book. =))

Good details girl, keep the story going. :ymapplause:

Jim

by **rebel** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:42 pm

Some people have too much fun! =))

by **gnatshop** » Sat Mar 26, 2011 10:59 pm

Candy_Streeter wrote:It was a foolish thing to do. Etc, etc. Those are some very bad boys.
Trouble on Railroad Ave. 1.JPG

Looks like those guys are just having fun scaring them.

That yellow (don't know if that is Karen or Peggy) skirt over the big petticoats is probaly what stirred them up! She reminds me of somebody or a
picture I saw somewhere!
The blonde with the thong under that blue skirt probably got a little of their attention, too! Those guys are 'very bad boys', but they are also
basically harmless - more 'bark' than 'bite'!

Have you received any tips on their ID's from the photos published?

The white haired fellow leaning against his motorcycle with his back toward the camera kinda reminds me of a fellow on here, named Chip or something
like that!!
And the guy with the grey t-shirt that looks like he's been going to the gym every morning reminds me of someone, except he's got hair. Could be
a toupee, I guess.
Another one that looks familiar is the guy in the black jacket leaning on the front fender of the truck - he looks like an arsonist to me.
Oh, and one more, the guy with his arms crossed, leather helmet, and goggles - I swear I passed him running down an Ohio freeway in his wheelchair
a day or so ago. I distinctively remember the leather helmet and goggles, not really needed at 7 mph, but it was like he was trying hide his
identity!

Keep asking the public for help - I'm sure more of them will be recognized!

by **MASSIVERALPH** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 6:04 am

Excellent modeling and storyline. Reminds me of some basic modeling guy who's name I won't mention, but it sounds like Ken Hamilton. It is a shame they don't have cell phones back then. A quick call to Godzilla and his buds and the issue would be resolved.

by **Zephyrus52246** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 7:04 am

A clever mini scene. :-bd

Jeff

by **slimjerkins** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:30 am

Then Slim came along (who looks like Tom Sellick) and saved them!

-slim

by **rebel** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 8:58 am

gnatshop wrote:
Candy_Streeter wrote:It was a foolish thing to do. Etc, etc. Those are some very bad boys.
Trouble on Railroad Ave. 1.JPG

Looks like those guys are just having fun scaring them.

That yellow (don't know if that is Karen or Peggy) skirt over the big petticoats is probaly what stirred them up! She reminds me of somebody or a
picture I saw somewhere!
The blonde with the thong under that blue skirt probably got a little of their attention, too! Those guys are 'very bad boys', but they are also
basically harmless - more 'bark' than 'bite'!

Have you received any tips on their ID's from the photos published?

The white haired fellow leaning against his motorcycle with his back toward the camera kinda reminds me of a fellow on here, named Chip or something
like that!!
And the guy with the grey t-shirt that looks like he's been going to the gym every morning reminds me of someone, except he's got hair. Could be
a toupee, I guess.
Another one that looks familiar is the guy in the black jacket leaning on the front fender of the truck - he looks like an arsonist to me.
Oh, and one more, the guy with his arms crossed, leather helmet, and goggles - I swear I passed him running down an Ohio freeway in his wheelchair
a day or so ago. I distinctively remember the leather helmet and goggles, not really needed at 7 mph, but it was like he was trying hide his
identity!

Keep asking the public for help - I'm sure more of them will be recognized!

I worry about you!!!!!! You are a little too observant of little plastic people especially of the female persuasion! =))

by **MASSIVERALPH** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 9:45 am

Reb, your right about gnatshop. To quote a comic I like. *(That ain't right)

by **Candy_Streeter** » Sun Mar 27, 2011 11:18 am

My imagination runs like an Orchestrion. As I was putting that scene together I was inventing personalities for those assembled. I guess I like to envision what I write....or what others write. For example, as I looked at Ken's scenes I found myself, unconsciously, inventing a story and personalites.
OH BTW...I made that yellow skirt, Karen is wearing, from Sculpey that I hardened with a hair drier. I even painted her crinolines white...even though you can't see them, I felt compelled to do that. ;;)

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