A Fish Leonardo

Photo by zhengtao tang on Unsplash

Prompts = Fish, Tank, Disaster

Leonardo DaVinci, artist (ex. The Last Supper), designer (ex. the tank), and scientist, had a major advantage: opposable thumbs. Do you have any idea how hard it is to draw schematics for an improved containment-breach mechanism with fins? Of course you don’t. But all fish do.

However, even if I had thumbs it wouldn’t matter. I glare at my owner as she draws and paints on paper, canvas, and electronically. Do my supplies orders get filled? No.

She thinks it would be “a disaster” if I succeed with my plan. Maybe so. But I won’t stop trying to try.

Garden, Fish, Hostile

In the Garden of Eden, two massive trees (not the ones you’re thinking of) shaded the beach of a fish-laden oasis. It was a perfect beach complete with a fibreglass paddleboat.

More technologies were lost in the Flood than have been acknowledged by the Illuminati-controlled world governments.

But I digress.

One day, as the young couple took in a paddle, the (sea) serpent staged an accident with the boat. Despite Adam and Eve’s apologies, the serpent insisted that they were irresponsible and should pay a fee in case of future accidents.

This hostile act created the insurance industry.