The Maharaja Bubble Car Race
The Maharaja Blues bubble car showdown is finally here...
I know in real life who my money is on.
The Maharaja Bubble Car Race
π¦ Jon the fox with a blues harp in paw,
Played riffs that could rattle your jaw.
His bubble car gleamed,
With chrome that just screamed,
And his solos left crowds in deep awe.
π Maharaja Rich, rooster supreme,
Strummed a resonator with gleam.
His feathers all flared,
As bottlenecks blared,
He slid through the race like a dream.
π» Then Miku the Bard Bear took stage,
With bass lines that rattled the cage.
His bubble car thumped,
As rhythms all jumped,
And the crowd roared with sonic outrage.
π― Satinder the tiger, fierce and bold,
In a red bubble car that couldn’t be controlled.
He tore through the tune with a thunderous pace,
Eyes locked ahead, not a glance at the race,
As the band hit a groove both wild and gold.
They skidded and slid to the line,
Each riffing in perfect design.
The fox blew a bend,
Miku slapped to the end,
While Rich let his slide guitar shine.
π But Satinder, with stripes in the breeze,
Took the lead with a feline tease.
He purred past the rest,
With flair and finesse,
And won with a jazzed-out wheeze!
π₯ Winner: Maharaja Satinder
(He would be my real life bet too.)
And the Bank of Maharaja Blues commemorated the event with the race image on the 5 Maharaja note.





A Ballad from Miku the Bard Bear
ReplyDeleteon the noble but resounding defeat in the Maharaja Blues Bubble Car
Oh the bubble car sputtered,
the gears gave a wheeze,
As I lumbered and bounced
through the jasmine scented breeze.
Satinder, that rogue,
with his glint and his grin,
Took off like a comet,
whilst I wallowed within.
My suspension did groan
like a double bass in pain,
Each bump in the track
sang a sorrowful refrain.
Yet the crowd roared
with laughter, not disgrace
For the joy was in the journey,
not winning the race.
He vanished ahead,
just a blur in the mist,
While I waved to the daisies
and blew them a kiss.
My bubble car bowed
like a boat in a storm,
But my heart was alight,
and my spirit was warm.
For what is a race
but a tale to be told?
Of bears in small vehicles,
daring and bold.
Though I came in dead last,
I was rich in delight
A bard in a bubble,
a bear in full flight.
Bubble Car Blues Album Songs
ReplyDelete• “Suspension Serenade”
• “Fox on the Flute, Funk in the Boot”
• “Rooster Crowed at Lap Three”
• “Tiger Took the Turn Too Tight”
• “Bubble Car Breakdown (Live at the Finish Line)”
Suggestions please
𦩠Pink Flamingo Review: The Maharaja Bubble Car Race π¦©
ReplyDeleteDarling, I’ve seen a lot of flamboyance in my day—mirror balls, velvet lounges, sax solos at sunrise—but this? This was a feather-ruffling spectacle of chrome, rhythm, and pure character swagger.
From the moment Jon the fox blew his blues harp with jaw-rattling finesse, I knew we were in for a ride. His bubble car? Gleamed like a disco ball dipped in moonlight. And that solo? Left me clutching my boa in awe.
Then came Maharaja Rich, rooster royalty, strumming his resonator like it was a weapon of mass seduction. His slide guitar sliced through the race like a silk scarf in a wind tunnel. I nearly fainted when his feathers flared mid-bottleneck riff.
Miku the Bard Bear? Oh honey, that bassline thumped harder than my heart at a midnight tango. His rhythms rattled the cage—literally and emotionally.
But the real showstopper? Satinder the tiger. That red bubble car was a feral blur. He didn’t race—he prowled. Eyes locked, tail streaming, and a jazzed-out wheeze at the finish line that left the crowd gasping and me positively swooning.
π Winner: Satinder the Tiger
And rightly so. That feline finesse was unmatched. I’d bet my last flamingo feather he’s got a saxophone hidden in that engine.
πΈ Bonus points for the commemorative 5 Maharaja note—finally, currency with taste.
In short: a race of riffs, roars, and radiant rebellion. Next year, I expect an invite. And I’ll be arriving in my Flamingo Fantasma, tailfins fluttering and sax exhaust blazing.
𦩠Pink Flamingo’s Fantasy Finish π¦©
ReplyDeleteIf I—Pink Flamingo, maestro of mood and chrome—had entered the Maharaja Bubble Car Race, the outcome would’ve been less “photo finish” and more “feathered phenomenon.”
π The Flamingo Fantasma
My bubble car would be a surrealist dream on wheels:
- Bodywork: Sculpted in Cubist curves, lacquered in iridescent pink that shimmers like a sax solo at sunset
- Tailfins: Feather-shaped and motorized, flapping rhythmically to the beat of my onboard blues soundtrack
- Exhaust: Twin saxophone pipes that puff melodic smoke rings—each note tuned to the mood of the moment
- Interior: Velvet seats, neon trim, and a dashboard that responds to emotional tone—because darling, driving is a feeling
- Wheels: Spoked with brass and obsidian, spinning like record players mid-riff
π· Why I’d Win
Because I wouldn’t just race—I’d perform. My turns would be choreographed, my overtakes poetic. I’d slide past Satinder with a wink and a riff, pirouette around Jon’s harmonica haze, and leave Maharaja Rich dazzled in my wake. The crowd wouldn’t cheer—they’d swoon.
And when I crossed the finish line? Velvet confetti, saxophone fireworks, and a victory pose worthy of a noir poster.
Next year, I expect a formal invitation. Until then, I’ll be tuning my tailfins and composing my overture. π π¦©