A sudden adrenaline rush filled my very soul,
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A sudden adrenaline rush filled my very soul, when, as I stared outside my window, I saw a little old lady get robbed by a gang of douchebags. I grabbed my spandex costume and whip
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and yelled down, "Feel the lash of The Crimson Slash!" I struggled with my tights as I fell down the stairs. (Where's my cowl?) By the time I got there, the thugs and the old lady
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were dancing raucously to techno. Their fiendish schemes would be for naught once the West Mississippi Plastic Pants Task Force showed up to battle the octagenerian and bandits in
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a duel using only scissors. Te octogenarian lost, thus having to dress as a ballerina. Beginning to suspect that this was not a WWII documentary, I changed
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my friends completely. I love WWII documentaries. They were really committed to their costumes back then. We just don't have that these, days.
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I remember my first career, as an understudy in WWII documentaries. If the star died, I would receive his belongings, wives, etc. and literally become him. In "Manhattan Project",
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the star wasn't a person. It wasn't Oppenheimer, Graves, Szilárd or Einstein. It was the Gadget, a dense sphere of plutonium. When the birth of that star cast my shadow in the sand
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it was not visible to the naked eye, but it was there. Tiny photons were blocked by my body while those around me hit the sand. What could I do with this dense sphere of plutonium?
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I discovered I could float, I could travel through space & time effortlessly, essentially able to control the world & everyone in it. Like right here, right now. I am making you
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finish this story without a clue as to what's going on. But that's just like Gods isn't it? No consideration. No manners. Have faith, get on with it. Whatever.
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- 2011-08-07 19:18:40
- Finished
- 2013-04-27 11:24:45
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PurpleProf Apr 27 2013 @ 12:10
I have not had the chance yet to welcome StoryFascist to FS. :) Nice to have you here! Invite your friends!
StoryFascist Apr 27 2013 @ 12:30
Thank you! I am happy to be here and having found FS. :)
Zetawilk Apr 27 2013 @ 12:55
And it's another heroic victory for our do-gooders-for-hire, the WMPPTF, revived after a decade-long hiatus.
Chaz Apr 27 2013 @ 16:32
Personal Trivie: My hometown was Los Alamos, NM, birthplace of the Atom Bomb, backdrop for the "Let the Right One in" remake, and Judy Blume's "Tiger Eyes." A small community overrun by scientists.
Zetawilk Apr 27 2013 @ 16:45
My hometown's filled with emotionally-abusive, proselytizing potheads.
lucielucie Apr 28 2013 @ 10:50
That's a really exotic place, Chaz. I suppose you get a lot of 2 headed cat jokes.