Twenty Entries!
Jul. 7th, 2004 08:10 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mabfanI am delighted to announce (no, not the winner yet) that I received a total of twenty entries in the Tuckerization contest. The list can be found here:
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saxikath:
I could not for the life of me remember where I had put my passport.
running_girl4:
Through the darkness, of the early morning creped a fearsome looking creature. Her coat glistened in the dull light.
nrivkis:
It wasn't so very long ago. But it's been forgotten anyway.
zmook:
It was the frog that first caught my attention.
blzblack:
The Mundanes had become a laboratory of evolutionary change.
scarlettina:
One shot to the head was all it took, all that was usually required.
scarlettina:
Five marigolds later, the experiment worked.
scarlettina:
The port was still burning, but even now he couldn't look away.
agracru:
"Delay your death," he said, "I want to tell you a story."
running_girl4:
As I fell silently through the dark void, a small pin of light moved toward me.
arib:
The door swung open, I looked up from my computer, sighed and said, "again?!"
somehedgehog:
"On a sunny Sunday afternoon in July, at a rest stop just off US-1, Jessica cut a deal with the Devil."
cellio:
A hand-written journal was the thing I least expected to find in my father's personal effects.
cellio:
The blinking light on the Caller ID drew his eye immediately -- 8 calls from the same unfamiliar number, no messages.
cellio:
As I watched the hands crawl slowly across the clock face -- a real clock, not one of those newfangled digital things with no soul -- I sighed, finally admitting that I could put this off no longer.
sethg_prime:
If this is what they do at his bris, Bernie thought, I'm afraid to find out what they'll do at the bar mitzvah.
magid:
"What I need," he said to the form in the corner, "is a really good idea for a story."
magid:
A Key. A Key might get them out of here.
teddywolf:
I sighed, and wondered for the fourth time today why I'd thought getting out of bed this afternoon was a good idea.
hakamadare:
"Your lucky number is 37185937629586738," declared the fat little man. "Look for it everywhere."
Now let me contemplate for a while...
saxikath:I could not for the life of me remember where I had put my passport.
running_girl4:Through the darkness, of the early morning creped a fearsome looking creature. Her coat glistened in the dull light.
nrivkis:It wasn't so very long ago. But it's been forgotten anyway.
zmook:It was the frog that first caught my attention.
blzblack:The Mundanes had become a laboratory of evolutionary change.
scarlettina:One shot to the head was all it took, all that was usually required.
scarlettina:Five marigolds later, the experiment worked.
scarlettina:The port was still burning, but even now he couldn't look away.
agracru:"Delay your death," he said, "I want to tell you a story."
running_girl4: As I fell silently through the dark void, a small pin of light moved toward me.
arib:The door swung open, I looked up from my computer, sighed and said, "again?!"
somehedgehog:"On a sunny Sunday afternoon in July, at a rest stop just off US-1, Jessica cut a deal with the Devil."
cellio:A hand-written journal was the thing I least expected to find in my father's personal effects.
cellio:The blinking light on the Caller ID drew his eye immediately -- 8 calls from the same unfamiliar number, no messages.
cellio:As I watched the hands crawl slowly across the clock face -- a real clock, not one of those newfangled digital things with no soul -- I sighed, finally admitting that I could put this off no longer.
sethg_prime:If this is what they do at his bris, Bernie thought, I'm afraid to find out what they'll do at the bar mitzvah.
magid:"What I need," he said to the form in the corner, "is a really good idea for a story."
magid:A Key. A Key might get them out of here.
teddywolf:I sighed, and wondered for the fourth time today why I'd thought getting out of bed this afternoon was a good idea.
hakamadare:"Your lucky number is 37185937629586738," declared the fat little man. "Look for it everywhere."
Now let me contemplate for a while...
