It wasn't that Donga minded being naked in

It wasn't that Donga minded being naked in front of Parliament, really. It was more like there hadn't been enough time to think up a witty explanation as to why. No turning back

George Clinton and the Parliament went on stage. They saw Donga naked and George shouted, "Flashlight!" and then

everyone raved to funky techno beat waving their torches. In their midst, the Terminator teleported on the dance floor and no one noticed, except for George Clinton who contacted

his estranged and long deceased father through a seance going on in the pit. By the time the Terminator located the Godfather of Funk, the Great-Godfather of Funk had

written a new hitsong which made every chart possible. He got so rich he was able to buy a Terminatorterminator 3000 DeLuxe. When the Terminator showed up, the Godfather of Funk

to also pay his overdue library fines. Surprisingly, the now deceased Terminator had been quite a scholar. The Terminatorterminator found, among other thing, that the Terminator

had lived up to his name. Although the Terminator was dead and gone, parts of him still lived on in the community's hearts. There's that time he destroyed 90% of the books in Rome,

with a giant flame thrower, Greek fire and napalm. Rome thankfully had gone digital and a backup of the books was retained at the Biblioteca Alexandrina. The community would

never read them though, as they were all avid news readers and ardent contributors to the Encyclopoedia Devolvica. Sadly, Mark Orly knew he could not stop it from happening.