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SpareInch wrote:... I'm not one of those obsessive backlog busters, so, "Vive la Drabble Classics!"

As an obsessive backlog buster, I can only say you don't know what you're missing.

gathius wrote:Hi, I've set up my $10 a month last Monday but no sign of any login info.. what do I need to do to get to the b sides?

thanks

You should receive an email from Norm with login info. Give him a few more days

This one conjures up images that I prefer not to dwell upon.

Theory42 wrote:

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote:Witnesses kept swallowing evidence, impeding the investigation.
How does one catch a Viagra thief? It's really hard.

Nice! In fact, the sizing tool says its the Perfect Length.
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...and its girth?

groomporter wrote:The alien evolved to be cute and cuddly as a reproductive strategy. That explained the wave of immaculate conceptions.

Nice one. The mind boggles

groomporter wrote:...to find it's lair.

Ooops,,,, "its"

This one has me puzzled (not an uncommon event). First, there's the name "Citrine" . Before reading the Drabble I looked it up. Apparently , "The gemstone Citrine is the official birthstone for the month of November as adopted by the American National Association of Jewelers in 1912. It is also the ...

...but the ending was unsatisfying... As for the story arc, it simply goes nowhere (or was I missing something?). I felt the ending was in keeping with what came before. Given the history alluded to in the story, there's not much to say but that life goes on, we make of it what we can. Earth-bound ...

Just as a goldfish is said (wrongly, probably) to have poor short-term memory and so never gets bored in its bowl of water, the same would apply to a sim in SpareInch's scenario... Just drive out of town heading north. If the next place you come to is the same town, approached from the south, you're...

I still reckon a key motivator for super heroes/villains is the excuse to strike nonchalant poses in a body-hugging spandex outfit.

... I rather liked the idea that while Super-Villains are only in it for money and power, Superheroes, being more altruistic people, are in it for the cool secret identities, the health insurance, the retirement plan... AND the wealth and power.... And let's not forget the excuse to pose provocativ...

Ask a goldfish.

Seems reasonable. I guess we have to make allowances for the strangest of weirdos

An afterthought... This rule ought to be documented somewhere, e.g. in a pinned thread.

I wonder how many DC listeners, strange as we are, are familiar with the past events mentioned in this story resulting in the injustice and maltreatment of the former population of Innsmouth. Confession: six weeks ago I wouldn't have known. With this in mind, I've started a thread, " HP Lovecraft es...

Before I became a regular listener to the Drabblecast my knowledge of the work of HP Lovecraft was pretty non-existent. I'd heard of Lovecraft and the name was often mentioned in other podcasts, e.g. Geeks' Guide to the Galaxy, but it had always been a genre I steered clear of in my reading habits w...

strawman wrote:I'm different. I don't subscribe to iTunes. So when a new episode appears on the forums, I check out ASID's cover, then listen at the website.

I don't subscribe to iTunes either I get my DC fix via the M4A feed.

Concerning spoilers... Isn't it up to each forum member not to open the thread for a story until they've listened to it? A. Spoilers cease to be an issue. B. Only then can they comment meaningfully on the story. I have heard the story, btw, :) and I don't regard the computer hack as predictive of th...