CCB-18

MALE HOST: And then from LEGO was built Prince Laval the Lion Prince at once. "All for Chima! All for Chima!" said the Prince Laval "All for Chima! All for Chima!" said the Prince Laval "Spin with caution, spin with caution", says Old Sensai Wu. "Spin with caution, spin with caution", says Old Sensai Wu. FEMALE HOST: "That's the spirit, that's the spirit", says the Cheerleader. "That's the spirit, that's the spirit", says the Cheerleader. MALE HOST: "Aren't I stylish? Aren't I stylish?", says the NEXO Knight. "Aren't I stylish? Aren't I stylish?", says the NEXO Knight. ANDREA: "We're just good friends, we're just good friends", says Miss Andrea. "We're just good friends, we're just good friends", says Miss Andrea. MALE HOST: "Where's the Jedi? Where's the Jedi?," says the Stormtrooper. "Where's the Jedi? Where's the Jedi?," says the Stormtrooper. FEMALE HOST: "Quite enchanting, quite enchanting" says the Orange Brick. "Quite enchanting, quite enchanting" says the Orange

Whilst this has no relevance to the current plot going I have to get it out before it's forgotten when the actual time comes along - that being a strip with Kell. Basically, I had another vision of a Sunday K&K strip, but this was more of an abstract than part of a plot. It revolved around Kell and numbers, as if depicting moments in her life throughout the comic. Either her body was formed into the shapes of those numbers, the numbers were part of the decor or she was in a number-shaped frame. I can't recall all of them, as there were only 9 panels in the strip, not including the comic's logo in the top-left corner. All I remember were these; 20 - Can't recall what was in the panel, mind. 17 - with a recently born Tuvy sitting up in a diaper. 7 - in which Kell was enframed in the number and appeared to be wearing a black leather mini-jacket, dark red lacy/Spanish lingerie, fishnet tights and was posed as if leaning on a lamppost (unseen), standing on one leg (her right leg bent

Whilst this has no relevance to the current plot going I have to get it out before it's forgotten when the actual time comes along - that being a strip with Kell. Basically, I had another vision of a Sunday K&K strip, but this was more of an abstract than part of a plot. It revolved around Kell and numbers, as if depicting moments in her life throughout the comic. Either her body was formed into the shapes of those numbers, the numbers were part of the decor or she was in a number-shaped frame. I can't recall all of them, as there were only 9 panels in the strip, not including the comic's logo in the top-left corner. All I remember were these; 20 - Can't recall what was in the panel, mind. 17 - with a recently born Tuvy sitting up in a diaper. 7 - in which Kell was enframed in the number and appeared to be wearing a black leather mini-jacket, dark red lacy/Spanish lingerie, fishnet tights and was posed as if leaning on a lamppost (unseen), standing on one leg (her right leg bent

Whilst this has no relevance to the current plot going I have to get it out before it's forgotten when the actual time comes along - that being a strip with Kell. Basically, I had another vision of a Sunday K&K strip, but this was more of an abstract than part of a plot. It revolved around Kell and numbers, as if depicting moments in her life throughout the comic. Either her body was formed into the shapes of those numbers, the numbers were part of the decor or she was in a number-shaped frame. I can't recall all of them, as there were only 9 panels in the strip, not including the comic's logo in the top-left corner. All I remember were these; 20 - Can't recall what was in the panel, mind. 17 - with a recently born Tuvy sitting up in a diaper. 7 - in which Kell was enframed in the number and appeared to be wearing a black leather mini-jacket, dark red lacy/Spanish lingerie, fishnet tights and was posed as if leaning on a lamppost (unseen), standing on one leg (her right leg bent

Whilst this has no relevance to the current plot going I have to get it out before it's forgotten when the actual time comes along - that being a strip with Kell. Basically, I had another vision of a Sunday K&K strip, but this was more of an abstract than part of a plot. It revolved around Kell and numbers, as if depicting moments in her life throughout the comic. Either her body was formed into the shapes of those numbers, the numbers were part of the decor or she was in a number-shaped frame. I can't recall all of them, as there were only 9 panels in the strip, not including the comic's logo in the top-left corner. All I remember were these; 20 - Can't recall what was in the panel, mind. 17 - with a recently born Tuvy sitting up in a diaper. 7 - in which Kell was enframed in the number and appeared to be wearing a black leather mini-jacket, dark red lacy/Spanish lingerie, fishnet tights and was posed as if leaning on a lamppost (unseen), standing on one leg (her right leg bent