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  • in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3049
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      Vacationers Casebook Notes: (periodically we will present overheard snipshots from travellers for your perusal and edification)
      “straaange – last week in a hamlet the middle of nowhere I got a lift to exactly where I wanted to go at the time I wanted to go from some new friends I met – the same thing has ‘‘just happened’‘ today with the same peeps! :O – came back to my little hidey hole in the Pyrenees and someone just walked up to me and said ‘I hear your going to Corsica on Friday – do you want a lift’‘ :O mental”

      in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3048
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        The previous evening, Dory had been contemplating the willy nilly mob rule aspects of collective weather situations. Summer, to all intents and purposes, had already arrived, and yet the day was blustery and rather cool, and Dory wondered why she hadn’t been consulted by the neighbours and asked to vote on the days weather. A shadowy thought crossed her mind that perhaps she had forgotten to turn up at the neighbourhood consensus weather station to cast her vote. Then she forgot about the whole topic of the weather, and when she strolled outside later, much to her delight, the sky was a marvellously creative watercolour of white plumes and bubbles on a baby blue background. Back inside shortly afterwards, she received a message about the weather conditions in Sussex, something about the Gulf Streaming crashing and having to be rebooted. Well, she thought to herself, if the people in Sussex don’t turn up to vote at their local weather consensus station, they have only themselves to blame! This is a true story, Dory said, to nobody in particular, and to whoever was listening.

        in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3047
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          Dory was on her way to an local greening event, a sort of garden show and time manipulation in one, where contestants took turns demonstrating their skills in rapid~greening. A hideous concrete relic on the coast had been earmarked, and contestants from all over the world were to take turns covering the monstrosity in flowering greenery in the shortest amount of time possible. The events were usually held on a weekend, because everyone was busy vacationing during the week, so use of time manipulation was permitted, as long as it wasn’t too over the top, in other words, weeks and months were permissable, but not years. Except in special cases, such as in the cases where the contestants refused to follow the rules, which it must be admitted, was unsurprisingly often. Prizes were awarded to everyone who participated, really, there were 3D print your own prize stations scattered around the perimeter of the monstrosity site.
          The half finished abandoned hospital that Dory had participated in the previous month had turned out spectacular, especially the mystical combination of tele ~imported prehistoric tree ferns, cherry trees and solar powered fireflies. The addition of ice cream and cupcake printers in the corridors had been the icing on the cake. Indeed the icing in what used to be the mortuary was rather pretty, especially when one hadn’t seen snow for decades, a cool crisp tundra scene with icicles and blue shadows on the snow covered slabs, with clumps of red spotted mushrooms for a splash of colour, not that the extra colour was needed as the very air was a swirling mass of colours.

          in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3046
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            Oh vacancy! I thought you said vacation! Of course everyone’s on vacation, ever since the vacating spree at all the unministries and unfactories, yes, factories were factored right out of the equation when the 3D printers came out, and everyone went on vacation. Some of the folks from the unminsitries went on vacation to the new unfactory resorts, which were somewhat unsatisfactory really, and some of the folks went to the new unministry resorts which on the whole were more satisfactory, and generally speaking, in more prestigious locations, notwithstanding that the very idea of prestige was a quaint relic but historical re enactments were popular ~ not at first, but later, when the dust had settled after the initial shuffling around.

            in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3044
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              General Rule, esquire, was having a hard time at the Ministry of Plonkety Plonk. The General was getting bored with being a general and quite fancied being an Obscure, just for a change of space. He wondered if there were any vacancies at the Unministry of the Vacant and Loose.

              in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3043
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                NEWS FLASH! Breaking news! The veil has fallen! My curtain just fell off the wall

                in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3041
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                  “Bonk
                  Something funky happened. Please bear with us while we iron out the kinks.”

                  HUH!! Some kinky bonking going on somewhere. Must be that head countertart. No wonder she’s always so mysterious.

                  in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3039
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                    I wonder where Sam is, is he still collecting buckets of beatles in the Gobi desert?

                    in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3038
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                      The bright side is only the bright side because there is a shadowed side, soon to be revealed in all it’s mysterious glory and flowery nuances

                      in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3037
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                        The main thing was to start the ball rolling into the winds of change and randomania ~ and just as I wrote that (because in this new thread I can write as myself, and say “I” without explaining who I am) I heard a timely trumpet salute coming from the tv room

                        in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3035
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                          Good lord, do you have to keep copying me Tina? :yahoo_shame_on_you: and I blame Godfrey!

                          in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3034
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                            Don’t think we haven’t noticed, Godfrey, that you are currently engaging in telepathic sabotage of this discontinuity thread, causing the page to freeze and the comments to run amok. If you persist we will have to ……

                            in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3032
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                              I think we should just take the mummy and run ~ run like the winds of change into the sunset, stopping only for tea and cake at various hostelries along the way

                              in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3031
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                                I think we should just take the mummy and run ~ run like the winds of change into the sunset, stopping only for tea and cake at various hostelries along the way

                                in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3030
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                                  At least Sanso didn’t roll his eyes in that rude manner

                                  in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3029
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                                    I heard you both the first time, remarked Sanso, sans quotation marks

                                    in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3027
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                                      I heard you both the first time, remarked Sanso, sans quotation marks

                                      in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3026
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                                        “I know what you mean” replied Arona, “Godfrey has alot to answer for.”

                                        “Well, I intend to be exceedingly rude and random in future” Becky said, with feeling.

                                        in reply to: The Lost Loosid Threads—Behind the Scenes #3025
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                                          “I know what you mean” replied Arona, “Godfrey has alot to answer for.”

                                          “Well, I intend to be exceedingly rude and random in future” Becky said, with feeling.

                                          in reply to: The Surge Team’s Coils #3024
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                                            She changed from the bold adventurer that she was, the bright fearless digger of tunnels and climber of caravans, the one who wouldn’t be tied down or made to conform, she changed from a joy to a nightmare, from a symbol of brave new autonomy to a nightmare of murderous domination. Black and white, sooty grime and virgin snow, how did it happen? The treacherous grey grid, elusively hiding but everywhere present. Gone now, elsewhere; elsewhere but ever present, dripping inky black and skulking around the perimeter, peering through the gaps in the cane.

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