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The Moon vs. The Aliens
My friends from the moon, Number One and Number Two, contacted me. Aliens invaded the moon claiming it as their own. Their plan for the moon: turn it into a giant factory that makes different kinds of cheeses. The aliens planned to sell the cheeses on Galaxy Buy (or gBuy). “You don’t need a superhero,”… — read more
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Making that Climb
“Hey, folks, and welcome back to The Overlord Show!” said the host. He pointed to a digital counter above the stage. “We’re making that slow climb to 6.6k subscribers. Once we reach that goal, the world gets a big surprise! One that’ll change the world. But now, we have a brand-new act brought to you… — read more
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Knockout at the Playground Blacktop
The lunch bell rang signaling high noon, but no one was heading to the cafeteria this day. Everyone brought a shack lunch so they were sure to watch the duel between Jeffery “Sheriff” Bunsen and the fastest towel at West Bayville Elementary School, Jimmy Kidd. A few of the early arrivals got seats on the… — read more
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The D-Team
George always suspected that the other shoemakers didn’t like him; that’s why he was surprised when they hired shoemaking elves to help him in the upcoming contest. However, after seeing the D-List elves they paid for—they didn’t know the difference between a sole and a tongue—George was sure the others didn’t like him. — read more
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Fun Fact: Furryland (2)
Before settling on “Live the Adventure” as Furryland’s motto/tagline, the employees went through many ideas. Some of the scrapped ideas include: “The least dangerous location in the Omniverse.” “Our rides only look dangerous.” “Phantasmic fun for the whole family.” “We’re less evil than the other guys.” “We’re not a monopoly!” “Once you’re here you’ll never… — read more
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Fun Fact: Furryland (1)
Fun Fact: Furryland, since it stands for Fantastic Ultra-Real Rides Yahoo, was originally written as FURRYland. This idea was quickly scrapped as workers realized what a pain it was to write it in that style. Also, it looks weird. — read more
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The Mystery of Roanoke
The colony of Roanoke disappeared after finding and fiddling with a reality gate. The gate transported the people to another reality (CROATOAN, left by one of the “survivors,” is the coordinates of the world—unfortunately, they failed to write it correctly, so we don’t know if it’s CRO-AT-OAN, CR-OATO-AN, or one of a billion other combinations).… — read more
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A Brief History of Atlantis
It wasn’t completely the fault of the citizens of Atlantis that their flying city sunk. Monster hunters one day arrived and began sowing dissension among the people. Riots led to the destruction of the techno-magic engine that allowed the city to fly. The city crashed then sank into the sea. The phantasmic energy leak from… — read more
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A Brief History of the Sky Cities
The sky cities, such as Atlantis, El Dorado, Shangri-La, and many others, were floating cities powered by techno-magic engines powered by phantasmic energy. The phantasmic energy was fueled by the people’s community spirit. As long as the people were kind & supportive to each other, the city would continue to fly & prosper. — read more
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The Slime (A Halloween Poem)
It just wouldn’t be Halloween without a “The Raven” by Edgar Allan Poe inspired/parodied poem. Once upon a midday bleak and boring, While I exercised, only thoughts in that hour, There came a knocking at my spaceship door. “How is that possible?” I wondered. “Was an asteroid and nothing more.” Oh, asteroid, I cursed my… — read more
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