2012 Glub-glubs May-July
All Glub-glubs released to the Daily Glub-glub app that were not later re-drawn.
Airplane Safety Glub-glubAirplane Safety Glub-glub is always ready for any emergency that could possibly be encountered during flight, prepared with parachutes, life vests (that double as seat cushions), oxygen masks, and even airbags, just in case there's a collision. By the way, the First of May is Air Safety Awareness Day, more commonly known as May Day.
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Microwave Glub-glubMicrowave Glub-glubs are technically called Microwave Oven Glub-glubs, but nobody cares if you remove the "oven" part because we all know what you're talking about. Microwave Glub-glubs heat food up by zapping the food with microwave radiation, which is pretty much very low-frequency light. These waves cause certain molecules (such as water, fats, and oils) to vibrate faster. This heat spreads to other molecules and thus heats up the entire food item.
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Soda Can Glub-glubSoda Can Glub-glubs account for 90 percent of all burps that burn your nose. Which is why it is not uncommon to find crumpled up Soda Can Glub-glubs. But don't worry. They're recyclable and thus very resilient. Another cause of crumpled Soda Can Glub-glubs is when one jumps on a trampoline for some time and then walks up to someone, who promptly pops the tab and gets sprayed with soda.
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Coffee Maker Glub-glubIf you have some coffee beans and water, then Coffee-Maker Glub-glub can turn them into a hot cup o' Fred. I mean Joe. Come to think of it, who is Joe anyway? Anyway, Coffee-Maker Glub-glubs can also prepare your coffee with sugar, cream, and different flavors. Coffee-Maker Glub-glubs are also well acquainted with Too-Much-Caffeine Glub-glub.
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Glub-trooperGlub-troopers, led by Darth Glub-glub, are pretty much futuristic Knight Glub-glubs, except with white plastic armor and laser guns. One would think that by now we could make some armor that's actually possible to get out of. Oh, well. By the way, today is the 35th anniversary of the first movie that featured the fictional, taller versions of Glub-troopers.
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Pac-Glub-glubAlways hungry for little yellow dots (and Soh-Cah-Toans for a bonus 500 points), Pac-Glub-glub travels around his digital blue-bordered world and avoids the giant sky blue, red, yellow-orange, and pink Soh-Cah-Toans that are always hunting him down and trying to eat him. Unless, of course, he gets a giant yellow power-up ball which turns all the giant Soh-Cah-Toans royal blue and gives Pac-Glub-glub the ability to eat them. HIGH SCORE!
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Flowerpot Glub-glubThese clay plant-holders are a great way to contain the dirt necessary to grow plants without remodeling the house, and can also be used outside to contain the growth of a plant. Even if you're not a plant person, you can use Flower Pot Glub-glubs to keep pet worms in, if you're either an avid fisher or a little brother.
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Trash Can Glub-glubTrash Can Glub-glubs make the world a cleaner place. They keep trash contained, not in a pile on the floor, and some even help pick up trash. When they're full, Trash Can Glub-glubs take their trash to designated trash collection sites, where it is disposed of. Trash Can Glub-glubs' lids also make good shields in squirt gun fights.
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Fire Hydrant Glub-glubFire Hydrant Glub-glubs' job is to provide water to put out fires in an emergency. They are capable of releasing tremendous amounts of water and can aim fairly accurately from their sidewalk posts. Dogs are a problem, however. Some have even resorted to holding dog-tasers to keep from getting... well, rusty and smelly.
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CD Glub-glubCD Glub-glubs are a means of storing information, usually a program or some data. Most Computer Glub-glubs can decipher the microscopic indentations that code for binary on CD Glub-glubs, and some Computer Glub-glubs can even "write" new stuff on them. This is called "burning" a CD Glub-glub. It does not involve fire. Do not put a CD Glub-glub on a grill. It's not a good idea.
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Pencil Glub-glubPencil Glub-glubs are useful for a variety of tasks. They can write, draw, bubble in standardized test answers, and provide ammunition for contraptions involving Coat Hanger Glub-glubs and Rubber Band Glub-glubs. To get around, they just lean in the direction they want to move, and can hop around if they don't want to leave a trail.
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Jackhammer Glub-glubWARNING: Do NOT confuse a Jackhammer Glub-glub with a Pogo Stick Glub-glub. When used properly, Jackhammer Glub-glubs are great at breaking up concrete and other hard stuff. They are essentially a piston that rapidly slams a metal tip into a surface. So, you could supposedly think of it as an automated, more extreme version of a Pogo Stick Glub-glub.
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Steering Wheel Glub-glubSteering Wheel Glub-glubs control the directions of all sorts of vehicles, from cars to boats to airplanes (although Airplane Steering Wheel Glub-glubs are a slightly different shape). Usually another Glub-glub does the directing and the Steering Wheel Glub-glub translates that to the vehicle, but sometimes Steering Wheel Glub-glubs do some directing, too.
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Banana Split Glub-glub ClubThis exclusive club is perhaps the most popular group of Glub-glubs in existance. Entry into the club is quite limited, however. Only Ice Cream, Topping, and Fruit Glub-glubs are allowed to enter, and even then only a few. For instance, once a Green Tea Ice Cream Glub-glub got admitted, but was voted off after a week.
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Slide Puzzle Glub-glubSlide Puzzle Glub-glubs can be solved by sliding eight pieces around until they form a correct picture of the Glub-glub's face. This can be quite difficult, especially if the Slide Puzzle Glub-glub's face is constantly changing. Fortunately, if you're having trouble carrying on a conversation with one of these Glub-glubs, they can "solve" themselves within a few seconds so you can see their facial expressions.
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Smoke Detector Glub-glubThe only time Smoke Detector Glub-glubs come in handy is when there's a really small fire that starts in the middle of the night. Otherwise, they're just annoyances, especially when they run out of batteries and only beep at you to remind you when you're in bed and the one whose battery died is the least accessible one in the house and the battery is the kind that absolutely nothing else uses and they're wired into the house's electrical system so why do they even NEED batteries and they have those annoying blinking red lights and...
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Camping Glub-glubEvery so often, these Glub-glubs leave the comforts of home to go survive in the wilderness for a few days. Surprisingly, most of them seem to have a pretty good time. Of course, the term "camping" varies noticeably. For some, camping means being ten miles from the nearest electronic device, while others define camping as having to walk down the hall to get ice.
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Slide Projector Glub-glubGot pictures you want to show to a group of friends, but don't want to just hand them around? Slide Projector Glub-glubs can display them on the wall for all to see! Even if you don't have a clear wall, just hang a bedsheet. Slide Projector Glub-glubs are essential for any sequential-image stereophonic multimedia event.
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Super Glub-glubEquipped with super strength, super speed, super laser vision, and super reflexes, Super Glub-glub fits his name. He is also three notches short of invincible and can fly just like birds, planes, and remote-control helicopters. He protects Doodle-dood World from the schemes of Evil Glub-glub and other bad stuff. He also has a neat-o hair flip doohickey on his forehead.
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Smartphone Glub-glubYou are most likely viewing this on a smartphone. Therefore, we don't need to tell you what a Smartphone Glub-glub is. As you can see, this Smartphone Glub-glub has downloaded the Daily Glub-glub app and has tuned it to today. When a Smartphone Glub-glub isn't running an app, you can see its face.
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Superintelligent Bubble Glub-glubThis Glub-glub's cybernetically enhanced brain is so powerful that he long ago ditched his arms and legs in preference to moving and manipulating things telekinetically. Superintelligent Bubble Glub-glub, aka SIB Glub-glub, has solved every problem that can be solved and can solve any math problem in less time than it takes most others to read it.
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Ring Glub-glubsThere are many types of Ring Glub-glubs, from High School Class Ring Glub-glubs to Wedding Ring Glub-glubs. We're not quite sure how their faces stay in place, because their insides are just empty space. And they cannot walk on walls, despite the Class Ring Glub-glub shown here. He just wanted to glue his feet to the wall when we took the picture. That took several tries.
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Chess Glub-glub clubChess Glub-glubs usually live on large checkered boards, and can often be found pitted against another team in a game of intellect. Various "pieces" have various abilities, but all are directed by and protect the King Piece Glub-glub. Unless, of course, there is an outside leader directing them, in which case they all just go where the player tells them.
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Evil Glub-glubThis is a rare picture of Evil Glub-glub in his giant robot with the protective glass "windshield" open. This was actually achieved by hiding a tiny camera in Super Glub-glub's hair flip doohickey and then editing out the city behind him. Evil Glub-glub usually lowers his protection a little when Super Glub-glub is in front of him so that he can yell threats and glare menacingly at Super Glub-glub, his arch-nemesis.
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Ninja Glub-glubNinja Glub-glubs are the fast, efficient, and powerful mercenaries dispatched to disable targets where electronic equipment only interferes. Ninja Glub-glubs are masters of martial arts and are very skilled with weapons that don't have many moving parts, such as swords, shurikens, and blow-darts. However, when not on a mission, Ninja Glub-glubs are considerably less somber and their martial arts skills come in very handy when partying with Disco Glub-glub.
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Pirate Glub-glubWith a yo-ho-ho and a bubble of gum, Pirate Glub-glubs sail under the most feared flag in the sea: the Jolly Ranch- ah, Roger. The Jolly Roger. With swords, guns, cannons, and a big barrel of root beer, Pirate Glub-glubs are ready to go pillage and plunder whatever suits their fancy, although few would say that Pirate Glub-glubs are exactly fancy.
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Glub-glub 2000Glub-glub 2000 is a robot made to save the world. He can lift away two-ton chunks of debris, chase bad guys with rockets built into his back, and has over 500 weapons built into his armor for fighting bad guys. His brain is a computer that can calculate the trajectories of hundreds of projectiles before they hit him and then plot the best course of action. This is one cool, calculating, world-saving machine.
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Jetpack Glub-glubJetpack Glub-glub gets around by strapping two rockets to his back and then flying off to wherever he wants. While incredibly fun, this uses up a lot of fuel, isn't very safe, and isn't a noise level that neighbors are happy with, so Jetpack Glub-glubs are rare. However, work is being done on creating more community- and environment-friendly jetpacks.
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Bug Glub-glubThere are many types of Bug Glub-glubs, each having various traits of actual bugs. Variations include number of wings, number of eyes, hairiness, type of antenna (which in turn causes variation in radio reception), size, annoyingness, the list goes on. What they all have in common is a total of six arms and legs, antenna, and wings.
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Rubber Band Ball Glub-glubRubber Band Ball Glub-glubs love to bounce off the walls and they're very good at it. They can also store other people's rubber bands, which is useful in whatever jobs there are that require storing rubber bands. The rubber bands are also useful for launching Paper Clip Glub-glubs or for just plain launching at people.
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Aerogel Glub-glubAerogel Glub-glub is nearly translucent, rather sturdy, and is less dense than any other known solid, being about 99% air. He's also a very good insulator: put a blowtorch to one side and a flower on the other and the flower doesn't even wither. He floats in everything heavier than air, can support many times his weight, and is all around an amazing Glub-glub.
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Random Popular Search Glub-glubThis Glub-glub sits at his computer all day, typing the same random phrase into search engines, so that when someone else types in the first part, for instance, "I hate it when," the search engine suggests the popular searches, and you see what Random Popular Search Glub-glub typed in: "I hate it when I'm studying and a velociraptor throws bananas at me" and "I hate it when a chinchilla eats the universe."
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Perfect Memory Glub-glubPerfect Memory Glub-glub vividly remembers everything he has ever seen, smelled, tasted, heard, or felt. However, he does have a slightly below-average ability to process and analyze data, but since he has so much memorized data to work with, people rarely notice. He serves as the archives for several government intelligence agencies.
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Wild Card Glub-glubWild Card Glub-glub can assume the ability of any nearby Glub-glub and retains that ability for exactly 24 hours. If he needs to, he can use the same ability twice in a row, but after that he has to change. If he doesn't select an ability to use, he's just like any other Playing Card Glub-glub, but he can assume an ability at any time.
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Blade Glub-glubBlade Glub-glubs come in all shapes and sizes, but all of them are sharp and many of them are made of metal. Some have handles, like Knife Glub-glubs, some spin like crazy, such as Buzz Saw Glub-glub, and some are just plain pointy blocks, like the one shown here. Blade Glub-glubs are useful in that you can make cole slaw just by throwing a cabbage at their face.
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Astronaut Glub-glubAstronaut Glub-glubs are equipped with the latest in technology to explore beyond the reaches of the atmosphere. While an Astronaut Glub-glub has yet to walk on the moon of Doodle-dood World, the Doodle-doods have picked up some ideas from us humans (who have been to our moon) and plan on mounting an expedition in the near future. Right now, Astronaut Glub-glubs spend a lot of their time in space bouncing off the walls and hanging out with Satellite Glub-glubs.
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Strawberry Glub-glubStrawberry Glub-glubs are popular not only as they are, but also as the inspiration for the flavors of many other foods, including Strawberry Ice Cream Glub-glub and Strawberry Jam Glub-glub, as well as some soft drinks, cream cheese, and so on. They're hard to mistake, with their seeds-on-the-outside (patent pending), bright red skin and their green, leafy "hat/hair."
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Glow-in-the-Dark Glub-glubDifferent Glow-in-the-Dark Glub-glubs work different ways. Some require standing out in the sun for some time before they can properly glow, some need to be punched really hard and then shaken up a bit before they start producing light. Many Glow-in-the-Dark Glub-glubs are greenish, but other colors exist as well. These guys are extra-safe at night because not only do they make their own light, but they don't need to worry about Vampire Glub-glubs, because Glow-in-the-Dark Glub-glub blood is poisonous.
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Torch Glub-glubSoon before the beginning of every Glub-glub Olympiad, selected Glub-glubs will begin a very long relay, each handing off a handheld lighter to the next runner. The final runner in this ceremonial relay is a Torch Glub-glub, who uses the lighter to ignite himself. The Torch Glub-glub then completes the relay and starts the opening ceremony by igniting a giant cauldron which will remain lit for the duration of the games. The Glub-glub Olympiad is somewhat different from ours.
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Cannonball Glub-glubFor humans, the goal of most diving sports is to make the smallest splash. Seeing as Glub-glubs, as a general rule, have spherical bodies, they decided that this would be too hard. Thus, at the Glub-glub Olympiad, the goal of most diving sports is to make the biggest splash. There are medals for high dive, low dive, side-of-the-pool dive, all with various-sized pools. Cannonball Glub-glub is the popular contestant for these sports.
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Archer Glub-glubGlub-glubs use much longer arrows in proportion to their height than humans. This is probably because Glub-glubs are very wide for their height, and the ratio between arrow length and shoulder-to-shoulder distance is fairly standard. Since their arrows are so long in respect to the bow itself, the drawstring has to be much more elastic.
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Canoe Glub-glubCanoe Glub-glubs do not have arms or legs; rather, they have a boat and oars. They usually take other Glub-glubs on rides or ferry them around, but they sometimes just go out floating all on their own. For the Canoe Glub-glub races at the Glub-glub Olympiad, the officials do not check for steroids, but instead perform the (much simpler) check for outboard motors.
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