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Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby tastycakes on Tue Sep 22, 2009 9:35 pm

zZzacha wrote:
tbaker2500 wrote:You've always wanted to work in a sausage factory? Now that's a cool dream!

I am happy as can be! This is truly a childhood dream come true.
My sausages beat your piles of ash any day, even with those awesome laserguns 8)


Mod?! Can we keep the sexual innuendo at a minimum here?
One day he will look into what a ‘stigmata’ really is; for now, it is his trump card for getting out of work. He simply says ‘stigmata’ and they say ‘shit, hope you feel better soon.’ End of story.
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby tbaker2500 on Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:08 am

I <3 Norm's Dad?
But one day when Adam was taking a snooze, God plucked out his rib and created the blues!
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby strawman on Wed Sep 23, 2009 2:32 am

Yeah, what's with that?
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby Praxis on Fri Sep 25, 2009 12:03 am

Goldenrat wrote:Dinosaur was my favorite, loved the melancholy tone and the hopeless ending.


See, I didn't see it as a hopeless ending at all. I thought it was sort of magnificent, really.
He finally, after managing to forget what he was told by his mother, "realises" that he is a dinosaur, not a man with a failing memory and body at all! It is sad to think that he has forgotten his family but he does, at least, find a new way to be a whole self.

I can see him now, stomping along the grass on a cliff top, the morning sun shining on his (dinosaur) face.....
.....as the orderlies, finally tracking him down (again), hypodermics at the ready, chase after him and tell him that, no, he really isn't a dinosaur and it is time for his shots.

*fade out to a shot of both parties, defiant, equally sure that they are right*

*some sort of Hans Zimmer style music in the background. Or Norm's geetar*
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby strawman on Fri Sep 25, 2009 2:08 am

Close. But it's a Tyranosaurus Rex with the hypodermic.
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby Praxis on Fri Sep 25, 2009 1:45 pm

But they have such short arms, how would they ever reach?
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby strawman on Fri Sep 25, 2009 1:59 pm

His teeth are needles, and he has anti-psychotic saliva.
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby Praxis on Fri Sep 25, 2009 9:00 pm

.....that's not how my cliff-top vision for this story was going, no.

Think more 'magnificent, personal' and less Michael Bay sfx
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby Big Anklevich on Fri Sep 25, 2009 10:07 pm

Good stories this week.

I still can't get the image out of my mind of Sully from Monsters, Inc. looking over on the shelf of some woman's closet and seeing (what he thought was) someone's junk. Gotta get that image out of my head.

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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby Veganvampire on Tue Oct 06, 2009 3:21 am

I loved it--"Dinosaur" especially made me strangely happy and optomistic about the future, especially with the great music in the background...
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby tastycakes on Fri Oct 09, 2009 3:35 am

tbaker2500 wrote:I <3 Norm's Dad?


:wink:

It's not so much _Norm's_ dad per se, but the entire genus that is dad. It is genus right? I mean, I'm not distinguishing b/n new dad's and empty nest dad's, those would be a certain species.

I've just got so much love in my heart, why not share it with the people who need it the most? Dads.
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Re: Drabblecast 130- Trifecta IX

Postby strawman on Fri Oct 09, 2009 10:55 am

:cry:
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