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Is this a good idea? (probably not.. but who knows?)
Technoyokel (muse of poetry) Started conversation Nov 9, 1999
O.K. what about writing a story through the forums - I know someone's tried the 6th HHGTTG book but can't we be original and do our own stories?
This may sound like a party game for children - but why not?
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jb Posted Nov 9, 1999
Once upon a time, in a land not so far away, but still heartily inconvenient to get to what with weekend traffic and stuff...
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Technoyokel (muse of poetry) Posted Nov 9, 1999
...sat a small boy with his head in his hands. He was sitting under a large oak tree in the park. All around were the sounds of happy children, dogs and other happy things, but he was crying...
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kimmy Posted Nov 10, 1999
... his muother had just commited suicide and his father had confessed that he actually wanted to be a woman and that from now on he wished to be called Tallulah. He sat huddled up and in much despair at what had become of his family when suddenly he had an idea that just might save his sanity, it was...
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Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor Posted Nov 11, 1999
...to kill his father and consume his internal organs. In that way he would absorb what was left of his father's masculine essence and also achieve immortality. Immediately he set out to...
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Anonymouse Posted Nov 11, 1999
... find another plan, as that one was just too gross.
As he sat there pondering what he should do, a wizard in a gray gown (and nothing else) came and sat beside him. The wizard stroked his long, grey beard and peered intensely into nothingness. At last he said, "I have it! Here's what you need to do."
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Rickshaw Splat Posted Nov 11, 1999
"Kill your father and consume his internal organs. In that way you will absorb what is left of his masculine essence and also achieve immortality" So the boy kicked the Wizard in the groin and proceeded to find help elsewhere. He left the park and ...
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Anonymouse Posted Nov 11, 1999
Fell into a sewage hole so he could follow the storyline.
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Nexus-Crawler Posted Nov 11, 1999
Our hero found himself in the murky underworld beneath the city without as much a Zippo lighter to guide his way. However, after the rather disapointing realization that not much was happening he decided to find the closest manhole exit. But before he could make his way back to civilzation he was confronted by the entire Danish Royal family!
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Orcus Posted Nov 11, 1999
One of their bodyguards jumped on him from behind and before he knew it he was clobbered over the head and he blacked out....
.... He awoke with a sore head and woozily gazed about him. He was in a bare room, tied to a chair, the only other furniture in the room was an old brown table. Out of the window he could hear the sound of birds twittering in what looked like a large forest.
"Where am I?" he thought.
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Andy Posted Nov 11, 1999
In a moment the grey old wizard entered the room, his beard now shorn and a scowl across his evil face.
"You ask for help and then don't listen!" the grisled old man cried. "I offer you my best advice and you just ignore me". The little boy didn't know what to say, confronted by some vileness so he...
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Slartibardfast Posted Nov 11, 1999
..threw caution to the wind (which you do after such a bad start to the day) and opted for kicking the wizard in the nuts again. Unfortunately the Wizard being very smart and smug had learnt his lesson and no sooner was the boys foot raised he transformed his own testicles into iron weights. The boys foot impacted with a mighty clang as the iron balls banged together, the boy yelped and fell to the floor clutching his foot. The wizard stood there for a another minute before whispering...
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Orcus Posted Nov 11, 1999
"Its not a good idea to try and kick someone in the nuts when you're tied to a chair. Escape is tricky."
"Anyway, down to business, I am the great Widard Zomak, chief Courtier to the Danish King. We have discovered a dastardly plot to...
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Icarus Posted Nov 11, 1999
Force every person in Belgium to sing "Follow the Yellow Brick Road" backwards and in E-major whilst juggling rubber chickens and riding unicycles made entirely of Bob Evans Breakfast Sausage. I'll try and explain why, but it really is terribly complicated...
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Andy Posted Nov 12, 1999
"We know you're behind this plot young fella-me-lad" the batty old mage continued, "So tell me who you're working for, and I won't have to put these hot needles into your eyes."
From behind his back, the wizard pulled two long needles with glowing red tips. "Kicking me while tied up was a good trick young man, but my grinning face is the last thing you'll ever see." He approached cautiously, raising his hot pins to eye height.
"Wait!" The boy cried. "I've...
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Orcus Posted Nov 12, 1999
..got an announcement to make.
With that, he sat back, looked the Wizard in the eye and suddenly the Wizard stopped, a flicker of doubt creeping into his eyes. Before anything else was said, the boy's restraints burst asunder as his biceps suddenly took on gargantuan proportions. With a increasing rapidity his metamorphosis took place before the Wizard's astonished gaze. Suddenly his nose changed, a hat appeared on his head, he grew ten feet tall and a pair of rather tatty trousers appeared on his legs.
The Wizard realised he was confronted with a giant Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz.
"I haven't got a brain, roared the scarecrow, for that, Belgium will pay.....
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Icarus Posted Nov 12, 1999
Suddenly, a dozen mauve weasels burst out from the floorboards and started to dance the Bolero...
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Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor Posted Nov 13, 1999
...whilst juggling rubber chickens and riding unicycles made entirely of Bob Evans Breakfast Sausage. "My," thought the boy/scarecrow, "this really _is_ terribly complicated." Then, shrugging his shoulders, he began to dance along.
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Icarus Posted Nov 15, 1999
...very badly. Suddenly, something irrational happened for no particular reason...
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Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor Posted Nov 15, 1999
...causing him to shake his head in wonder. "What will they think of next?" he asked himself, and when he received no answer, decided that his life was not worth living any more. "Even I won't talk to me! This is just too much to bear." And with that, he twisted eleven of the mauve weasels together into a rope, slung it from an overhead beam, stood on the twelfth weasel, wrapped the rope around his neck, and....
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Is this a good idea? (probably not.. but who knows?)
- 1: Technoyokel (muse of poetry) (Nov 9, 1999)
- 2: jb (Nov 9, 1999)
- 3: Technoyokel (muse of poetry) (Nov 9, 1999)
- 4: kimmy (Nov 10, 1999)
- 5: Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor (Nov 11, 1999)
- 6: Anonymouse (Nov 11, 1999)
- 7: Rickshaw Splat (Nov 11, 1999)
- 8: Anonymouse (Nov 11, 1999)
- 9: Nexus-Crawler (Nov 11, 1999)
- 10: Orcus (Nov 11, 1999)
- 11: Andy (Nov 11, 1999)
- 12: Slartibardfast (Nov 11, 1999)
- 13: Orcus (Nov 11, 1999)
- 14: Icarus (Nov 11, 1999)
- 15: Andy (Nov 12, 1999)
- 16: Orcus (Nov 12, 1999)
- 17: Icarus (Nov 12, 1999)
- 18: Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor (Nov 13, 1999)
- 19: Icarus (Nov 15, 1999)
- 20: Lupa Mirabilis, Serious Inquisitor (Nov 15, 1999)
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