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Submitted to Contest #184
Nothing was off, all and all it was the most normal day then the blackout came. You think this would be enough reason for total insanity across the whole fucking globe right? Well you would be surprised by that. Sure some stupid folk acted all crazy like as if everything was going to end and got themselves killed in the end but they were stupid so it was kinda in their job description to act like that. Not to say that all stupid people deserve to die, the world needs stupid people otherwise no one would read terribly written stuff like this....
Submitted to Contest #170
‘Fools all of them, simple minded fools who could not begin to understand a single percent of my geniuses,’ the supposed dead man yelled in the morgue to one in particular. He had woken up not to long ago but had already resumed his nonsensical shouting at the sky. Some thing would never change. The morgue was a rather cold place but that was alright, he had felt nothing but cold these past few weeks so he had grown accustomed to it. What he had not grown accustomed to however was the fact that he could look at his own hands again, his ow...
‘I’ve got a plan.’ Is what I would have said if I actually had a plan, sadly I did not possess something quite so magical. Perhaps it would have been the sane route if I had one. To first begin a plan and only then act upon it but I simply could not resist, so I acted without a plan. I was hungry you see, I needed to feed. After all what was the alternative here? I go on feeling hunger? No, no, no, no, no, no, NO. That was no option at all. Feeding it would be, so I went on with it, no plan, no weapons, allies. Just me. The lonely Nosferatu ...
Submitted to Contest #167
I saw the woman who I wanted to spend the rest of my life with. I was on the train. What the time was or what colour the sky was outside wasn’t important, even if I wanted to tell you I couldn’t. My mind was elsewhere. But let me backpaddle a bit. My story started the same as everyone else’s. I woke up early to go to a job I hated only to return when it became dark or light outside. That was my life for five days of the week as I was sure would be the case for many people. But this story was not about work, well it sort of was but it wasn’t....
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