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...so it's probably either wrong or in bad taste to have a creativity in death SGA challenge, isn't it?
I don't know. I was thinking of finding the top ten most obscure ways to die and challenge on it. Say, death by sea urchin. Attacked by a polar bear. Shoelaces. Death by chocolate.
It's totally a mood.
Yes, I know I'm supposed to be doing nanowrimo, but I've been trying to catch up on homework and then I wanted to stare blankly at the wall for a bit for fun. Yes. It was fun.
I don't know. I was thinking of finding the top ten most obscure ways to die and challenge on it. Say, death by sea urchin. Attacked by a polar bear. Shoelaces. Death by chocolate.
It's totally a mood.
Yes, I know I'm supposed to be doing nanowrimo, but I've been trying to catch up on homework and then I wanted to stare blankly at the wall for a bit for fun. Yes. It was fun.
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Best Death Ever!
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From:I happen to be working on a John Dies By Guitar Impalement story for mini-nanowrimo! (Rodney drops power bar crumbs into the guitar shaped wound in John's torso and it is VERY moving).
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From:*wide eyes, waiting*
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From:Oh, you mean wacky deaths.
That, too, can be fun.
Walls have deceptively fascinating elements.
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Most embarrassing death ever...
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Re: Most embarrassing death ever...
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From::-)
Just don't ask for volunteers to test the scenarios out on.
:->
I started workingon my character charts for my re-write of Alexander and the mirror. I'm going to put it all down and post about it later.
I'm off for a writing weekend today - unfortunately most of it will be taken up by work - but I'm going to get some time in on the re-write as well. I think it may end up going to novel length with all the scenes I need to add.
Have fun with Nano!
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From:Some character in Roger Zelazny's Amber series wanted to be be stepped on by an elephant during really good sex, which strikes me as a suitably creative ending for beloved slash objects.
Stabbed to death with a ballpoint pen works for
Kavanaghme with annoying minor characters with overinflated sense of importance.Crushed to death by all the men who've crushed on her works for me for Samantha Carter. The two (we know of) whom she's actually agreed to marry would have to fight it out over pulling the lever that drops the rest.
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SIGH......
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