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Figured. Truth is stranger than fiction.

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How about a six word palindrome?

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Figured. Truth is stranger than fiction.

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Because fiction has to make sense.

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How true, yes indeed how true...

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Here's a six word story format I've been experimenting with.

First, serious:

One revolver. Six bullets. Seven enemies.

Then, less serious:

Two legends. Two guitars. One duel.

And now humorous:

One snake. One toilet. Many screams.

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*rolling on floor laughing* those are awesome! :D

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I really like the revolver one. ;)


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Oooh, very nice. That's your own?
No, I took it from...somewhere.

Those are all very good, Jonathan! I especially like the revolver one.

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I really like the revolver one. ;)
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Those are all very good, Jonathan! I especially like the revolver one.

Thanks. Even though I wrote it, I keep wondering what happens next. :D

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I agree, that is a great format, and fantastic stories, Jonathan. :D

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From seed to tree to guitar.

This is my favorite, I think. There's a lot of story there. And the story is just beginning.

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From seed to tree to guitar.

This is my favorite, I think. There's a lot of story there. And the story is just beginning.


Thanks. :D

Shawn, where do I recognize your first one? ;)

I love the blue button one. :D

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No! Don't touch the blue button!

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Sneakers on the country power lines.

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Sometimes you lose. Today is sometimes.


Bleh, why are all those last two so gloomy? Well, this is part of the half of my life I get to blame on hormones. :roll:

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I like those, Droid... and your quirky "penname." ;)

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Shawn, where do I recognize your first one? ;)

I love the blue button one. :D


It's a secret. ;) Or not.

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One of my stories had 7 words... :P


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"Thanks, I tie-dyed them myself."
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHH!!!!!!!! 7! 7! 7! 7! NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! You're loosing it!! ;)

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In the night hope lives on.


I came up with the first two while listening to Counting Stars, as did these:

On the brink; the last rope.
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Your story. It has seven words. Not six. :D

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*ahem* I think you counted wrong, Shawn ;)

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Shawn must work on her counting...

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Was the first one being 7 intentional? :P

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Yes :P But you caught me. I can count--most of the time. =)

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I really like the revolver one. That's about the time when you get two enemies with one bullet.


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I like those, Droid... and your quirky "penname." ;)

Well. . . I used quote tags to distinguish between written work and posting. It just begged for a name. And it's not quirky! It has thought and reason! I just can't remember the thought or the reason, that's all!

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I like those, Droid... and your quirky "penname."

Well. . . I used quote tags to distinguish between written work and posting. It just begged for a name. And it's not quirky! It has thought and reason! I just can't remember the thought or the reason, that's all!

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Rings changed. "My precious," Emeth says.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:" is right!

My apologies, Droid, but I mean "quirky" in a completely positive sense. :D

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I like those, Droid... and your quirky "penname."

Well. . . I used quote tags to distinguish between written work and posting. It just begged for a name. And it's not quirky! It has thought and reason! I just can't remember the thought or the reason, that's all!

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Rings changed. "My precious," Emeth says.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:


" :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: " is right!

My apologies, Droid, but I mean "quirky" in a completely positive sense.

Oh, I get it, like how you have a quirky nickname for me? ;)

Someone needs to tell Name about his six-word sentence.

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Yes, that's what I meant, Droid. :D

Which made me think of a story... :P "That wasn't exactly what I meant..."

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First try...

She banged her foot and yelped. (This just happened to me coming down the stairs.) :'(

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Sorry you got hurt Calen...but the story made me laugh, at least :)

The single light bulb flickered. Darkness.

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Oh, Almond! :( A complete story, though.

That one reminds me of City of Ember, Eruheran.

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These are a lot of fun!

Hemingway beat the HWers. No question.

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These are a lot of fun!

Hemingway beat the HWers. No question.


But they're too silly to care...

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These are a lot of fun!

Hemingway beat the HWers. No question.


Probably. But Phila's "I am the president's orphaned daughter," is almost on par. Any other nominees for being almost on par with Hemingway?

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The one with the bullets and enemies.

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KathrineROID wrote:
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These are a lot of fun!

Hemingway beat the HWers. No question.


Probably. But Phila's "I am the president's orphaned daughter," is almost on par.

I agree.

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The one with the bullets and enemies.

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I really like that one, too, for some reason. ;)

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PostPosted: January 7th, 2011, 4:27 pm 
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I personally think that Hemingway would like the one about beating HWers... ;)

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I'm inclined to agree, and almost mentioned that one.

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One revolver. Six bullets. Seven enemies.


Other additions? Or do we have the King and Queen?

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:blush: Thank you, all!

I like the revolver story as well, but this other one of Jonathan's produces a lot of delightful images for me: "One snake. One toilet. Many screams." Can he go on the list twice? :D

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Wait, what was Hemingway's story about?

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