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^ "Luckily, we made amends with one another, but only with the help of another elite squadron of saboteurs dedicated to stealing the enemy's lumber-chopping tools and stashing them in secret underground caches."

There are some who say if you don’t have a seat at the table, you’re on the menu. At the Ouroboros Grill, we say why not both?

"I'm sorry I laughed and called you names. I was sick with guilt, but I thought it was what I had to do to fit in. I should have known it was pointless. What I represent to Dancer, Prancer, Donner, Blitzen, all of them…it isn’t going to change. Me, on the outside looking in, that’s just part of how ...

I think Benjami wins this week though.

Algernon Sydney is Dead wrote: Perhaps:

"The thing is, I need you to be… discrete," Jill said slyly, before reducing all the molecules in my body to single atoms.

Works for me!

Here's one that crossed my mind. Enjoy!

The thing is, I need you to be… discrete, she said slyly, before reducing all the molecules in my body to simple elements.

The Wreck of the Charles Dexter Ward

Schreiber's picks: 1) From the Lost Diary of TreeFrog7 by Nnedi Okorafor 2) The Wreck of the Charles Dexter Ward by Elizabeth Bear and Sarah Monette 3) Jimmy's Roadside Cafe by Ramsey Shehadah 4.) The People of Sand and Slag by Paolo Bacigalupi 5) I Only Am Escaped Alone to Tell Thee by Christopher ...

The very definition of a moral victory, I suppose.

She told me she was in love. He was an MTA worker. "Not the kind you see in the orange vests," she said, then hastened add. "Not that there's anything wrong with that." "Of course not," I said. "Still," she said. "I know it's never going to work. It's one of those relationships that you can see the ...

Oh, and before I forget:

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Is this story amazing? Yes, it is. It is ambitious and well-crafted. It calls to mind Shirley Jackson's "The Lottery," but with perhaps an even sharper ideological edge. Am I glad I got to listen to it on the Drabblecast? Yes, I am. The high production values Norm and his team are renowned for added...

I'm just going to throw it out there...Selene is an android replica of Naomie Harris's character from 28 Days Later.

I have the distinct impression that Norm Sherman is laughing at me...

I'm curious whether the KKK went up against the RZA and Ghostface or actual Shaolin Monks. Either way, nice drabble. I'm not usually a fan of stories that lead with ["Hey, I'm having a casual conversation," he said as he operated a piece of invented technology which works likes so.], which makes me ...

The Go Beep song was addictive in the story! I can't imagine what it would be like being bombarded by it in a multimedia onslaught, I almost wonder if this was Norm's application to a major Mad Men style Ad Agency hmmm. Go Beep everybody Bear in mind, "Go Beep" is to the tune of "Rape Me" by none o...

Yeah, I just have to echo what everyone has been saying about the score and sound design on this one. That song is a freaking earworm.

Ah, I thought it was 100 or LESS! My mistake. I like your version, but I think I'll go with: Huh. Now that you mention it, maybe I WOULD like an Envious Career at CareerJobs12. Tell me more, accirs234@tindy.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. Not being stubborn, but the quotation mar...

Now that you mention it, maybe I WOULD like an Envious Career at CareerJobs. Tell me more, cs24@tindy.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;.