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Greg came home to a lightless house. "Sara?"

  • Greg came home to a lightless house. "Sara?" He was sure he had paid the power bill. There was a dark humming coming from the kitchen. He saw Sara's shoe by the black fridge. Greg
  • Tried it on, my god, he loved those kitten heels - but where was the left one? Greg frantically looked around the dark room to find the other shoe, when Sara came out of the darkne
  • ss. As Greg's hand fumbled for the lost kitten heel, he realized instinctually that something was very very wrong with Sarah. She had tripled in size, eyes blazing like embers. He
  • squinted to make her smaller, but in doing so lost his balance and tumbled headlong into the bubbling vat. "Nooooooo!" he whispered as Sarah disappeared ahead of him
  • -ler and Rommel because she was skipping instead of running. She skipped past all the dead bodies as the allied forces descended upon
  • Tobruk. Rommel's 7th Panzer division ran out of fuel and so they started building a giant sand castle fort. In Tobruk allied forces played a game of cricket. She offered to bat
  • cleanup & promptly whacked a zinger through the bonus wicket for a triple rotunda! The Tobrukians celebrated, while Panzer division put the finishing touches on the moat. A tidal w
  • ave pool was a bad idea. The Tobrukians surfed the next 50 runs while Panzer division was mired in mud near Deep Fine End. It wasn't cricket when Gen. Rommel playing Silly Mid On
  • delivered a googly by unleashing his Heinkels, raking the Tobrukians with machine gun fire. So they retired for tea. This cricket match was all a bit much! Rommel was in to bat
  • so he waited for the pitch, then swung the bat as hard as he could! It was a long slam dunk into the end zone, well past the thirty yard sign & a spare to boot, with no checking!

7 Comments

  1. inatick Apr 17 2013 @ 06:30

    FYI: My grandfather helped to defeat Rommel at Tobruk. The Brits & the Aussies did play cricket whilst waiting for the action. Rommel's army did run out of fuel and many tanks were left abandoned. ANZAC day is on 25 April Below is a link demonstrating all the names and places of the fielding positions in cricket. The 'Silly Mid On' is very close to the batsman hence why you would have to be 'silly' to stand there. A cricket team has 11 players per side. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Cricket_fielding_positions2.svg

  2. PurpleProf Apr 17 2013 @ 09:47

    That's REALLY interesting, inatick! :)

  3. lucielucie Apr 17 2013 @ 11:28

    Inatick - Glad you pointed out that Rommel was defeated at Tobruk - totally bowled out. I never knew the silly positions were called that because they're silly!

  4. Zetawilk Apr 17 2013 @ 18:16

    Also, a game of cricket is never over until the full number of overs that are scheduled to have been bowled that day are over.

  5. inatick Apr 18 2013 @ 03:10

    Rather than 'silly' it should be 'suicide mid on' because it is so close to the batsman. The game of cricket is very popular with accountants and statistians who will spend hours examining every detail of the sport in a meticulous fashion.

  6. lucielucie Apr 18 2013 @ 16:33

    Thanks, inatick, for your dedication in explaining cricket to us. I go to cricket matches and watch it on TV sometimes, but I always forget : )

  7. inatick Apr 19 2013 @ 15:27

    http://www.cheryl-morgan.com/?page_id=23 This website explains cricket for baseball fans. And this is how it's done... http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=H2lu3NwmGic

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