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Is it just me or do the teddybears' voices remind you of the Sklorno?

For some reason this reminded me of an old Outer Limits episode where aliens needed to posses the recently dead in order to live. Don't ask me why.

Very easily my favourite Drabblecast. Very beautifully written and the concept is just haunting pardon the pun.

This story made me happy. I don't know how to explain why Toast silliness followed by Toast holocaust is funny, but it kinda was.

When I heard that there was an episode of the Drabblecast called The Food Processor... let's just say I was surprised.

This was the altogether weirdness I love in the Drabblecast. Keep it up!

This story was awesome. There isn't anyway to critique it. It is the base instinct people married to a genre of music feel towards people married to another genre. Showing that no matter what we do, we love to become opposing tribes.

think unsexy thoughts think unsexy thoughts think unsexy thoughts.

first and third were kinda meh, but the second one was amazing. I see a bright future for that little girl.

what a fool, why didn't he just take off from the ground to be safe?

I loved the twist there. The description of humans is a bit strange, even after knowing the twist, but I suppose the reader doesn't know what kind of aliens we've come into contact with. They probably have completely different ideas of what a being should look like, so the description actually does...

Even murderers follow rules and regulations.
Is nothing sacred?

First Contact by: Tristan Johnson The world gasped as the alien spacecraft opened, and the entire planet got its first glimpse at an alien species. It covered itself in slivers of protein, walked on two fleshy tendrils, and breathed a highly corrosive gas. He seemed to manipulate a machine with flag...

I really liked this one. Even as a strictly scientific person with no belief in the afterlife. I think it is interesting to imagine the infinite ways it might be.

I love stories with morals in them:

Pixies are delicious, eat them.

I sat in the bushes watching the parade go on in front of me. I looked at the crowds and took in so much of the atmosphere that I barely noticed that right on time the motorcade came around the corner. In it the man of the hour waved to the people, smiling, optimistic. With three seconds left my eye...

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinsufficient value!

I was rather impressed. Something just makes me laugh when trying to reanimate the really hokey comedy you see from bad sitcoms. I was reminded of the Jetsens in more ways than one.