“Trying to eat more veggies?”
diner owner
During a recent apocalyptic alien invasion, diner owner Betty Lou found herself staring at her reflection in the shiny surface of the counter, pondering her recent health kick. “I really need to get more veggies in my diet,” she mused, poking at her waistline. But old habits died hard, and she had just made herself a double-cheeseburger due to a recent lull in human life forms.
Just then, the door of the diner burst open, and in marched a group of aliens, each looking like a cross between a squid and a toaster. Their leader, a particularly shiny specimen, wobbled up to the counter and beeped in a language that sounded like a mix of whale songs and dial-up internet.
Betty quickly flung open her MacBook Pro laptop and started typing...
How can I save earth and start a healthier, vegetarian diet?
What
What
If?
Imagine a giant salad bowl cockpit. Yep—a spaceship disguised as an enormous veggie buffet floating in the diner. You attract aliens with glowing kale and bioluminescent tomatoes (who knew those were space delicacies?). Your weapons? Carrot nunchucks and celery staffs—crisp combat! By weaving nutrition within defense tactics, this garden-tastic creation has you battling baddies whilst embracing vegetarianism full-throttle! Now that is Thinknadoed It!!!
The aliens, thinking they had found the secret NASA commissary began eating rapturously! To everyone’s surprise, the aliens’ skin started to glow a healthy green. They all beeped and booped in delight. The leader produced a strange device from its wobbly appendage and pointed it at Betty Lou. A holographic message appeared, translating their alien speech.
“Thank you, comical looking food dispenser, for introducing us to these wonderful vegetables. Our invasion was merely a quest to find the healthiest food in the galaxy. Your kindness has saved your planet.”
The aliens, now satisfied and glowing with health, returned to their ship. The massive craft ascended into the sky, leaving the townsfolk in awe and Betty Lou with a great story to tell.
As she sat down to finally enjoy her double cheeseburger, she looked at the plate of veggies she had made for the aliens. With a shrug, she added some carrots to her meal.
And so, Betty Lou not only saved what was left of the world with her hospitality but also learned that a little bit of Tornadic Thinking could go a long way.
With Thinknado, my mind transformed into a VW bug on the moon, zipping around and collecting moon cheese of pure genius.