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Cognisant's time 18th-March-2012, 09:17 PM #1 |
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Here's how it works, we post pictures and we write stories based upon those pictures, ideally you write a short story about the picture posted by the previous poster but since our muses don't always work on demand you can write a story about any picture, but when you do YOU MUST POST ANOTHER PICTURE for other writers to write about.
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I look forward to seeing how this develops. Edit: And I forgot to add another picture, gimme a sec. |
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Cognisant's time 18th-March-2012, 09:30 PM #2 |
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Here we go, I picked it because I had a nasty dream about drowning during SAS training last night... my nightmares are increasingly creative at getting me to torture myself.
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Or if you find that too dark. Spoiler:
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If you can't see any of this let me know asap, please. |
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Puffy's time 18th-March-2012, 05:25 PM #3 |
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I can see it, might have a go later, sounds like a good idea. (:
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EyeSeeCold's time 18th-March-2012, 03:48 PM #4 |
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*radio static* Come in Bravo Team, I repeat, come in Bravo team, this is Foxtrot One Niner, we have a visual on the LZ, do you copy, over This is Bravo Team, read you loud and clear Foxtrot One Niner, the LZ is secure for landing, over Roger that, ETA 5 minutes to point Delta, standby by pickup, over Wilco, out Sgt. Waters, Bravo Team: Finally, I can't wait to get out of this hellhole. Goddamn zombies *sigh*... [Sgt. Waters reflects on a photo of her baby and husband, who have been eaten alive by zombies] the bastards... Cpl. Smitty, Bravo Team: Hey, Waters! Wake up, we can't keep the chopper waiting forever. Eh, that's all I got. My imagination sucks.
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shoeless's time 18th-March-2012, 11:55 PM #5 |
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so i would imagine this is more like flash fiction than a short story. i see short story and tend to think in the realm of 30-50 pages. so... yeah.
i will attempt to participate at a somewhat later point. waiting on a phone call right now.
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Beholder's time 21st-March-2012, 04:34 AM #6 |
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Since no one else posted a picture
Jane watched the police cars getting bigger in her side mirror, and stepped on the gas. The wide roads and sparse traffic meant it was easy manoeuvre her small three-wheeled vehicle, and in a few minutes she lost them in the maze of alleyways that made up a large part of the city. Jane was no longer afraid of anything, that was the reason she robbed that bank. You see, Jane knew something, she knew something no one else knew. She knew that today, at precisely 11:37 she was going to die. For the past two weeks she had been struggling with this knowledge, but by now it was too late to change it. So she did what any GTA addict would have done - set up an epic police chase through the city streets. Unfortunately, Jane, having spent years of her life unknowingly practicing for just such an occasion, was no match for her pursuers, and was disappointed by the ease with which she escaped. She navigated her way to the highway, and headed inland towards the mountains, where she would have a better view of the end. "[insert random Japanese town] - 8 kilometers" read a sign by the side of the road, and underneath it, was a hitchhiking Dog. Jane pulled over next to the Dog. "Where are you headed?" she asked. "Depends where you're going" replied the Dog, Jane smiled. 11:38. Jane wasn't going to make it in time. She stopped the car and got out to watch. At first it looked like a ray of sunlight shining through the clouds, directly down onto the island, except that it wasn't coming from the sun, and there were no clouds in the sky today. Within seconds it grew into an immense pillar of white light, slamming into the earth. The shockwave was so powerful it could be seen visibly expanding about twice as fast as the wave of dust and rubble following it. Seeing the shockwave go over the sea reminded her of surfing, and sparked a brilliant idea. She jumped back in the car and started driving full speed, away from the explosion, with the Dogs ears audibly flapping in the wind. She watched the shockwave catch up with her in the mirror. The force of the explosion lifted the car clean off the road and sent them careening through the air, she got a good 5 or 6 seconds of air time before a tsunami of flying rubble swept over them and pummeled them to death. The end. (Of the world...?) Spoiler:
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