Future World

My wonderful family came to Denver for a week and we had a blast visiting world famous Vail, Avon (thanks to my grandparents timeshare), and just hanging out around the house. One day when the ladies were out at the mall, the boys had the house to themselves. While Isaak was sleeping, my nephew and I drew some sweet pictures of the future (for all of the Conan O'Brien fans: "In the year 2000").

Here is the finished product:

This is Future World. People don't drive or walk anymore for everyday transportation, they fly with flying cars, jet packs, and jet boots. Because of this, just about every building flies, except for the jet pack store. It touches the ground, for obvious reasons. Notice the alien's ship is a Honda; they are big in the future.

This is the jet boot store. For the same reasons as the jet pack store, it also touches the ground. However, next to it in the air is the helmet store. I guess you have to hope that the boots work well enough for you to reach it.

This is the wrestling stadium...looks like some future wrestle is already late. Below it is the dentist's office. You fly in through the missing tooth. Sorry, if you can't fly you don't have good teeth.

There's always time to grab a meal at The Flying Burger. Even though everyone flies, it's still called a drive thru. From my 2 years of taking Alien in high school, I believe he's ordering a large cosmic shake, a double hover burger, and a side of potato droppings. French fries don't really translate well to Alien. To the right is the new N-ER-G drink building. They are currently filming a commerical with a self-operating/directing/editing camera. The advertisement will be ready for broadcast within 30 seconds of filming.

From the looks of the towship, someone got into a bad accident.


Rockstars are still very popular. This is the launch of their two new flavors: Fire Factor, which boasts of real fire in every can; and Seaweed Sucker, more popular amongst the aliens since they don't have much marine life on their home planet. I'm not sure which one the guy below just drank, but he loved it. He's saying "woo hoo!"
The on and off switch is so big that it takes about 5,000 people to push it, or roughly 4,360 aliens...on average, they're slightly stronger.
Tomorrow: the E Store. Stay tuned...