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"Oh I see now," said Ann, spitting out the clumps of scrambled yellow and brown. "I thought you said chocolate AND eggs."

normsherman wrote:"5Fiver {was} just a aerosolized pig brain particle behind.

Yea, that's going on the ol' resume. Or tombstone. Or both.
Or maybe just a B.A. t-shirt.

Oh frack! Someone's sending me her email tonight. I lose.

ROU Killing Time wrote: And if you think spelling it is tough, try pronouncing it.

Meer-Zjee-YES-key.

Sounds just like it's spelled, if you live in eastern Europe.

And I learned to spell it before our first date, as a sort of challenge. But I am an over-achiever.

Oh yeah, the actual link to my profile might be beneficial for those who cannot spell proper Polish surnames.... http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?ref ... 1579185828" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Now this, my friends, is a Re-Boot.

Very enjoyable.

Phenopath wrote:
I have a better mike than Alisdair :p

My dog has a better mic. Seriously, they should take up a collection for the man.

I am. Liz Mierzejewski in CT. Feel free to 'friend' me.

When you have conquered your first world, you will of course invite us to the Inaugural Occupation Parade, where you can make the announcement that you are only the first of many One and Zero spores to be cast from the Pod, tearing open the perturbation, filing into the cleave, changing everything....

I just thought that the idea of everyone falling in love with everyone else is a very powerful (and scary) one. The implications are enormous and I tried to just touch on them at the highest level in my little hundred word drabble. I think you did an awesome job. I was not casting aspersions. God k...

Here's the Giving Plague. Same basic premise.

This reminds of David Brin's "The Giving Plague."

I think it's awesome (and completely over my head) when you all delve so deeply into my li'l drabbles. Thanks for the mind-blowing fun.

Karina took one more look at their wedding photo, Eric's dark eyes and hair standing in contrast to the light tuxedo. She sneered, smashed the frame into the fireplace and headed for Eric's locked time machine. She searched the suburbs of 1979 and found her in-laws. Watching them from the dark corne...

I am keen on this one.

I shall have to kick Mr. Writer's Block to the curb and climb back on that ol' keyboard.

I should also mention Edwin's most famous student is John Ostrom Right before JP came out, and I was getting tired of sculpting cats and dogs for my miniatures business, I became dinosaur-crazy. Well, I live pretty close to Peabody Museum at Yale, so I called over there, asking about some anatomica...

When the Sand Became Sentient First they bred with jellyfish, creating crystalline, floating Christmas ornaments in the ocean. They quickly moved on to the squid, leaving amethyst pens as evidence within the squids’ transparent bodies. They found the chordata allowed for greater synthesis, the skele...

Scattercat wrote:
Also, "New Moon" Rifftrax was almost exactly as hilarious as the movie itself was painful.

...and for those of you who want to play in this sandbox, watch this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QpT8l94CKcs" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;