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  • The machine clicked and buzzed, a belt reeled around a pulley before it finally flushed out a purple gooey juice. “Mmmm, I’ve always loved this power smoothie,” said the Doctor, “Made with five different purple berries and some other secret ingredients.” He licked his lips with such greediness, he looked like a kid he might have been ... · ID #4672 (continued)
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  • in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #2040
    ÉricÉric
    Keymaster

      Fur high days merely peanut line,
      Replied girl reality close flight
      Son listen sudden interesting;
      Once talking sake, norm quickly mind

      in reply to: The Best of Lemone’s Quotes #2163
      ÉricÉric
      Keymaster

        From the Eights’ Shift new settings

        “Take advantage of the Beast’s sleep to have some.”
        From How to Sing Like a Bird in Fifty Three Relatively Easy Lessons by Eremurus Lemon • ID2047

        “We’re all nuts anyway; different flavours thereof, but nuts nonetheless, peanuts, peacan or up the wall-nuts” Eremus Lemon • ID2061

        “One would find it strange how people cling to their discomfort, going in as much length as by saying it’s good to suffer uninteresting bitching because it’s a sort of untold proof there is shift happening…” from Ewko Lemin’s Whizzing Away in a Blue FlashID2064

        in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2225

        Annabel Ingram was chatting the tourists through her guided tours, but most of the time, her mind was wandering elsewhere.
        As a matter of fact, she often thought she should have been named “Wandering Elsewhere” instead. These were her two favourite words in the whole Manilvan language. Scholars had made fancy claims like basement portal or something of that ilk was the loveliest words combination, but she’s never been one to follow the trends and fleeting modes anyway.

        All in all, it was probably time she got herself a new job; touring the tourists in the middle of “ohs” and “ahs” to the Doorway of the Goddess Amarylis Moo Rue? Not for her any longer.
        To be bluntly honest she was beginning to find herself a little of a fraud, as she tried to maintain a decent level of excitement at the ridiculous amazement of the tourists when they recounted their litanies of visions of Goddess Amarylis surrounded with cohorts of naked ladies and bare butt cupids holding wreaths of flowers. Amarylis was the Goddess of Flove. A glorious goddess representing the duality of the aspects of love and death. Quite a hype for people coming from the cities, eager to get a quick shot of esoteric experiences.

        But she’d seen Amarylis more than once, and it was not all that pretty behind the scenes. She was not as mean as herself, but she wasn’t the last to poke fun at people for whisking unwarranted followers to the altars. Anyway, that and her perfumes, honestly you had to wonder. Lavender and decaying morue (cod), what a blend… :yahoo_rolling_eyes:

        in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2223

        “One would find it strange how people cling to their discomfort, going in as much length as by saying it’s good to suffer uninteresting bitching because it’s a sort of untold proof there is shift happening…”

        Larisa Werth was reading the apocryphal last book from Ewko Lemin: Whizzing Away in a Blue Flash that the old mad author was said to have ripped to shreds to prevent unauthorized disseminating of his work, but that his patient and devoted wife had glued together and sold by millions of copies after his untimely death.
        The reading was captivating, and Larisa was always finding gems of truth in there.

        in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #2039
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        Keymaster

          Freakus self forgotten parcel snooter
          sound mouse elikozoe aware nut
          soft environment knew arona
          barb nice listen moving nonsense
          rather mean

          in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2216

          Sha and Glo were in bad shape.
          He was concerned that the lack of moisture in the air was the cause for their demise.

          Perhaps they longed for the summer’s sun, like everybody else. Gloria was apparently more badly affected than Sharon, her long disheveled hair gone all dry and brown, but he wanted to believe it just meant she was about to flower.

          in reply to: Closing up #2175
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          Keymaster

            A little precision about the “word cloud” and the “random quote”.

            The word cloud takes everything (all discussions, even those extraneous to the stories) into account, up to 300 something comments from the now moment. So the story thread shift didn’t affect it.

            The random quote was initially taken from the Circle of Eights’ thread only. I slightly changed the program recently so that it’ll pick up randomly from either this thread or the new one.

            in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2213

            “Did you know there was 57 known races of NNH?”, Harvey told Aspidistra.

            But she was too busy washing the piglets to notice.

            in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2212

            A sudden message popped into the bathtub.
            Opening the capsule, it was obvious it came from the future, as the color code was unmistakable.

            Well Fall is officially here now. Time to get down to business. How would up to 3k extra a week fit into your life? We have alot of fun doing it and you can to. Call the number below to hear how you can get onboard.

            The last part was more intriguing. Probably a code.

            Lester’s ex-wife keeps the milk cold. Batman316 is a nugget.

            He rose from the bubble of now cold goat milk bath for his sensitive skin, and dried his muscular body.
            For this mission, he probably would have to get onto those old generation portals. He always had a spare pants for those missions, as only bio material could travel though. He sure didn’t want his pants to disintegrate in the heat of the action.

            in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2211

            Oh bugger this Harvey pestered against his pinhole third eye monocle which had just fallen again in his tea.

            He’d developed a strange case of telepathy myopia —which he had hoped to alleviate with the monocle— that prevented him to hear the thoughts of the others when they weren’t as close enough a distance.

            Doc Limure, a strange fellow, had diagnosed him when he had told about the strange symptoms and advised him to carry the pinhole monocle for awhile. But it wasn’t really practical at all to maintain before his eye; he had to keep his telekinesis in check, and as soon as he let his thoughts drift away, the thing would fall.
            He started to wonder if Dr Limure had not made some practical joke on him.

            in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #2038
            ÉricÉric
            Keymaster

              I’m amazed at the sense the cloud makes sometimes:

              land told merely remember
              environment focuses individuals
              feeling trust face nonsense
              dream pig Angela shut bag fur
              closer himself tried probable

              in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2210

              It all kept getting stranger and stranger to Harvey —or aliener and aliener, he would have been tempted to say.
              Maybe that was because of the ash blue giant aliens he’d made contact with recently. They were nice though; slender body and ample slow movements, but despite all feelings of eeriness, they appeared to be kind and loving beings. Of course, when he had told the others about it, all they had wanted to know was how many boobies they had, and whether their appendices were proportionate to their heights. Harvey couldn’t help but roll his third eye (he was tempted to wink it at first, but remembered how he failed to convey anything like this, people not knowing whether he was winking or simply blinking…).

              Funny thing was that now he was getting distorted and disrupted (or so he thought) communications even in broad daylight.

              The last one, when he was reading Grips, his favorite newspaper’s headlines on the newsstand went like:

              Home energy merely start, cave created answer
              Zhaana, Mlle friend within, needed hidden face
              view Leormn somehow warm smiled whole week

              Yesterday, after having being woken up by the squealing little piglets during the storm, he’d loitered around the neighbourhood in search for sleep, and found himself wanting to declaim nonsensical words about a girl gloogloo-dancing under the sun of Androoloosie (that’s the name he got, from some distant parallel reality).
              Perhaps he should make some podcasts out of this, they may well be the sign of a vastly intelligent design the code of which some erudite researchers could crack up thanks to his contribution.

              Yeah… crack up… They would…

              in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2207

              Harvey was pretty disappointed; he would have preferred a cute pygmy hippo rather than the squealing little litter of pigglets. Granted, he would have had to change the bathtub to an Olympic sized pool, but rather that than having to build a barn for elephants.

              The silver lining was that the elephants were water-hosing the pig’s pooh outside very efficiently.

              in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2205

              “Why don’t you just gloogloo it?” Harvey asked Rodent Enron
              “you know, gloogloo dot com, the first search engine on all things Turkey? Don’t tell me you’re chicken on that too, after the fail attempt to cross the wiggling bridge?”

              in reply to: Synchronicity #1834
              ÉricÉric
              Keymaster

                LOL, and speaking of triplets baby essences, I was keeping seeing these photos crop up on my flickr account for some reason before you mentioned the piggletties

                A guy from the Fellowship?

                in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2196

                I think Aspooh is too busy mourning her cat which she had embalmed and mummified to pay any attention to the piglet (it be).

                “Did you know that ancient Egyptians shaved their eyebrows in sign of mourn when the family cat died?”

                What do you think of “Cellar door” as a name? Some eminent linguist has proposed it was the most beautiful association of nouns in the whole English language…

                Now, Lavender was puzzled; why in the name of all the angels’ choir, Harvey was speaking of nun associations? Soon he’ll be talking of peanuts at that rate…

                This whole Shifting business was definitely taking its toll on uncanny understandings…

                in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2194

                Harvey wondered for a moment why he’d thought he’d heard “Sylvander”… He made Lavender repeat her name to be sure he got it right.

                At least, that was easier to remember than Aspooh’s full name.

                A striped cute little piggy… He’d heard about those funny Japanese Tokyo X ones. Speaking of Xs, there was a ten steps list to remember to help him out of procrastinating further on his current task that Lavy had kindly sent to him, but bugger if he could remember any one of them…

                Now… if that were to be a Japanese pig, they would have to learn how to say ‘Essence’ in Japanese:-?

                in reply to: Scrying the Word Cloud #2037
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                Keymaster

                  Shut years whole fire creatures nothing appeared,
                  Snooter characters heard important stay allowed,
                  Aardvark rolled
                  Energy direction everyone bring fine beautiful.

                  in reply to: Synchronicity #1832
                  ÉricÉric
                  Keymaster

                    Another Zebra in a concert :)

                    in reply to: The Eights’ Shift, Stories #2192

                    Harvey was thinking if anything had escaped his friend’s keen eye for details…
                    She was so good at it that his attempt was only futile and hopeless.

                    He gave a distracted look at the menu of the restaurant.
                    He’d kept getting the strangest reads recently by “mis-understanding” other people’s words, in an entirely bizarre yet funny and enlightening way. Like when his friend talked about Bifrost, he first thought she was talking about getting roasted beef.

                    Speaking of which, the menu was saying (so he first read)

                    “pig bed wonder
                    hairy expect reason liked universe
                    behind certain Tina doctor busy light individual”

                    “Oh, egg Benedict for starters” she said, “sounds just great”
                    “What? Why did I read ‘pig bed something?’” he muttered to himself.
                    “Pig?… Did you just say ‘pig’? I am sure that is a synch… can’t remember what though… Piggy I have to remember”

                    Harvey noticed that he had seen pigs recently as well. The first occurrence was after a crappy condition, about recycling pigs’ waste to make gas; and the other was about a pig feeding piglets on the road.

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                  • The machine clicked and buzzed, a belt reeled around a pulley before it finally flushed out a purple gooey juice. “Mmmm, I’ve always loved this power smoothie,” said the Doctor, “Made with five different purple berries and some other secret ingredients.” He licked his lips with such greediness, he looked like a kid he might have been ... · ID #4672 (continued)
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