wow wow wow gota say how much i loved all the cameos! Most especially manamanah! one thing i was thining of wihtall teh letters adn numbers is that it wouldve been fun to have teh count reciting the stops voer teh loud speaker. altho i think the count would prefer counting the street numbers while walking.
If I understand your post correctly I think what you want is for the Count from SS to be making the train announcements. Actually he's already done his cameo, however, I may have him actually show up again somewhere else. Maybe he can count the typos in your post that made it hard for me to read at first.
In the meantime, enjoy the next chapter.
Chapter 11: Mad Dogs and Englishmen
Setting: Didymus’ Baby Shop. Kermit has just entered the front door and is looking around for somebody to help him find the breast pump that he needs.
“Hmm, it says here that I should push this button for service, so I guess I’ll push it.” He extended his finger and pushed the button.
Suddenly a loud bong emanated throughout the store followed by the arrival of a small fox terrier riding on the back of large sheepdog.
“Sir Didymus at thy service.” said the terrier dismounting. “What can I do for thee?”
Kermit gave him the piece of paper that Dr. Strangepork had written upon.
“Ah yes, Dr. Strangepork told me you’d be coming.” He got back on the sheepdog and said “Hop on.”
Kermit looked at the ungainly mount and said, “Well, I’ve done stranger things.” he hopped on the canine’s back and off they went racing down the aisles of the store.
As they rode Kermit soon realized why he needed to ride on the back of a dog to get around the store. It was huge. Aisle after aisle of obscure baby supplies passed by him in a never ending whirlwind of weirdness. After about the 1,000th aisle the dog came to a screeching halt.
“Ah, here we are,” said Sir Didymus, “Breast pumps. Now thou wantest the one designed for pigs.”
“Yes,” said Kermit as he and his companion dismounted.
“Well, there they are.” he said indicating a shelf full of strange objects.
Kermit selected one and gave it to Sir Didymus, “I’ll take this one please.”
“Excellent choice,” said Sir Didymus. “Now, let’s get to the checkout counter.” They remounted the sheepdog and off they went.
Moments later they arrived at the checkout counter which was presided over by a large prawn.
“Pepe,” said Sir Didymus, “wouldest thou mind checking this frog out.”
“Sure thing boss,” said Pepe, he looked at Kermit, “You look very nice for a frog.” he said.
“That’s not what I meant,” said Sir Didymus. “I meant to check out the item he is buying.”
“Well, it’s okay, if that’s what he’s into, personally I prefer my women a little more hot and a little less heavy.” said Pepe.
“Pepe if you don’t take care of this customer I shall be forced to fire you.” said Sir Didymus.
Pepe charged Kermit for the breast pump and Kermit bagged the item. He then turned to Sir Didymus. “I suppose I shall have to get back on that dog to get back to the door so I can leave.”
“No you don’t just turn the corner on your right.” said Sir Didymus.
Kermit turned the corner on his right, and found himself back at the front door of the store. He left the store and headed back to the subway so he could take all his newly acquired possessions to the hospital.