Hey Gang,
If the weather where you are is as bad as it is here, you like me need a little getaway.
So, let's go to St. Malcolm for a few. It is a balmy 88 degrees, you will
hear the sound of the ocean and steel drums.
Nelson Jasper is a daredevil, marine researcher, animal activist, animal rescuer, and
news reporter. He is trying to capture on film some of his underwater adventures to
turn into a segment that he can shop around as a TV pilot on Animal Adventure Network
also known as A.A.N.
Nelson : This is fascinating!
He is diving off the coast of the island of Meana near St. Malcolm when he get a
radio call.
( in a nasal tone)
Myrtle: Jasper this is Myrtle can you hear me? over
Nelson didn't know that Myrtle had attached the radio to his equipment.
Nelson: Unfortunately I can Myrtle! You connected a radio to the
equipment? I am trying to capture the beauty of this coral reef.
Can't I get a little peace?
Myrtle: No,... and you didn't say over! We have to be able to reach you in
an emergency! I just got a call from a rescue about an injured penguin
on the island of St. Malcolm! Over.
Nelson : I didn't hear you correctly... it must be this dang equipment!
Myrtle: They said it is a penguin and it is in pretty bad shape. Rescue
wants to know if you can go over. They are sending a
copper. Over!
Nelson: I'll go...I don't need a chopper. Tell them to cancel it. I'll windsurf over!
Tell them I'm going to head out. Over.
Myrtle: I'll guest you will be able to fit you medical bag on the surfboard?
Nelson : Yep!
Myrtle: Oh by the way, shark number 157A is in the area. His tracker
just showed up on the screen.
Nelson: Number 157A? What is Dick Cheney doing here? He is a long
distance from home. He should be off the Cape of Good Hope.
Myrtle: Uh...I don't think anyone but you will find calling
number 157A Dick Cheney funny.
Nelson : True...
Myrtle: And your daughter Tori is here too!
Nelson: WOW! Dick Cheney and Tori together!
Tori: I heard that Dad! (Laughter from both father and daughter)
Operator: Mrs. Laurent, can you wait there until he arrives. We don't want
anything to happen to the penguin until he gets there. He will be windsurfing over
in 10 minutes.
Windsurfing... Oh My! I'll send Winston to meet him at the dock.
Can you send Winston to meet the rescuer at the dock in 10 minutes?
Right away!
Nelson: You got to love this place! The sea and the beauty!
Nelson: I going to head over by the stairs!
Winston: So rescue mon comin' to help the penguin! I should be able to see
him from the dock.
Winston: I guess dat why him a rescue mon.
Nelson pulls up on his board and steps onto the beach.
Winston: You mus' be Dr. Jasper.
Nelson : Call me Nelson !
Winston: OK, Nelson ! Mrs. Laurent she be down the beach with the animal. I take you over.
Oh, here they come!
Here he is! Here is the penguin!
Nelson: So it is a penguin?
Yes!
Nelson : Poor little fellow. How did is happen?
I think it may have been done by that shark! I saw it out there.
Nelson: No that's not a shark bite. And that shark out there is
number 157A. I call him Dick Cheyenne. He had heart problems as a
young shark, he is missing vision in one eye and he is just about five feet.
He is a little small. He was probably drawn by the blood in the water.
I've been tracking him for two weeks. That looks more like a boating injury.
I'm going to call for a rescue vac. I will have them come back for Dick Cheyenne
too. He really needs better care.
Nelson : This is fascinating!
He is diving off the coast of the island of Meana near St. Malcolm when he get a
radio call.
( in a nasal tone)
Myrtle: Jasper this is Myrtle can you hear me? over
Nelson didn't know that Myrtle had attached the radio to his equipment.
Nelson: Unfortunately I can Myrtle! You connected a radio to the
equipment? I am trying to capture the beauty of this coral reef.
Can't I get a little peace?
Myrtle: No,... and you didn't say over! We have to be able to reach you in
an emergency! I just got a call from a rescue about an injured penguin
on the island of St. Malcolm! Over.
Nelson : I didn't hear you correctly... it must be this dang equipment!
What...You don't get penguin out here... they must be mistaken! Oh yeah ...over.
wants to know if you can go over. They are sending a
copper. Over!
Nelson: I'll go...I don't need a chopper. Tell them to cancel it. I'll windsurf over!
Tell them I'm going to head out. Over.
Myrtle: I'll guest you will be able to fit you medical bag on the surfboard?
Nelson : Yep!
Myrtle: Oh by the way, shark number 157A is in the area. His tracker
just showed up on the screen.
Nelson: Number 157A? What is Dick Cheney doing here? He is a long
distance from home. He should be off the Cape of Good Hope.
Myrtle: Uh...I don't think anyone but you will find calling
number 157A Dick Cheney funny.
Nelson : True...
Myrtle: And your daughter Tori is here too!
Nelson: WOW! Dick Cheney and Tori together!
Tori: I heard that Dad! (Laughter from both father and daughter)
Operator: Mrs. Laurent, can you wait there until he arrives. We don't want
anything to happen to the penguin until he gets there. He will be windsurfing over
in 10 minutes.
Windsurfing... Oh My! I'll send Winston to meet him at the dock.
Can you send Winston to meet the rescuer at the dock in 10 minutes?
Right away!
Nelson: You got to love this place! The sea and the beauty!
Jasper: OK there is the dock!
Nelson: I going to head over by the stairs!
Winston: So rescue mon comin' to help the penguin! I should be able to see
him from the dock.
Winston: I can believe it! Him surfing in!
Nelson pulls up on his board and steps onto the beach.
Winston: You mus' be Dr. Jasper.
Nelson : Call me Nelson !
Winston: OK, Nelson ! Mrs. Laurent she be down the beach with the animal. I take you over.
Oh, here they come!
Here he is! Here is the penguin!
Nelson: So it is a penguin?
Yes!
Nelson : Poor little fellow. How did is happen?
He looks at the penguin.
Nelson: No that's not a shark bite. And that shark out there is
number 157A. I call him Dick Cheyenne. He had heart problems as a
young shark, he is missing vision in one eye and he is just about five feet.
He is a little small. He was probably drawn by the blood in the water.
I've been tracking him for two weeks. That looks more like a boating injury.
I'm going to call for a rescue vac. I will have them come back for Dick Cheyenne
too. He really needs better care.