LJ Idol Season Nine: "The Repository"

Apr 27, 2014 21:03

The Repository
lj idol season nine | week seven | 863 words
No true Scotsman

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"Whit are we doin' here? I thought you said we were pickin' up papers to apply for one o' those new flats?"

"Shh, Fergus," said Euna Fife. "Come along, now." She led him to a window marked Returns Processing, which was staffed by a man with thick eyeglasses ( Read more... )

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rayaso April 29 2014, 13:32:55 UTC
I loved the whole thing, especially returning poor defective Fergus for not being a True Scotsman. It made me laugh out loud. I also enjoyed the ending, with the "very fancy horse" that is not a true horse but a unicorn, and the line "and you're a whatever-you-are. A Fergus." The slang alone must have taken a lot of work!

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halfshellvenus April 29 2014, 17:00:40 UTC
So much research. Why do crack and satire take so much research?!?

Poor Fergus. He deserved better!

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eternal_ot April 29 2014, 13:43:07 UTC
Amazing take!! *HATS OFF* and if you like the bagpiper music blow your own bagpiper right now!...:D..Very well done! enjoyed it!

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halfshellvenus April 29 2014, 17:01:28 UTC
I do like bagpipes, and they're not at all easy to play. I think they get unfairly criticized. ;)

So glad you enjoyed this! :D

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grail76 April 29 2014, 14:18:55 UTC
Very funny!

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halfshellvenus April 29 2014, 17:01:45 UTC
Thank you very much!

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shimmerdream April 29 2014, 22:04:03 UTC
I loved this - it was hilarious!

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halfshellvenus April 29 2014, 22:46:25 UTC
Thank you-- glad you enjoyed it! :D

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jem0000000 April 29 2014, 23:42:34 UTC
There are few sounds more beautiful than bagpipes echoing off the Appalachians on an early spring morning -- but I have to admit, a bagpiper indoors is a fearsome thing. They're generally best listened to across an open field. :)

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halfshellvenus April 29 2014, 23:57:28 UTC
When I was in music school (undergrad degree), there was a bagpiper who would play in the Pioneer Cemetery next to the music school. It was a long time before I actually saw him-- you'd just hear bagpipes coming through the fog.

He was pretty good, too. :D

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jem0000000 May 2 2014, 15:11:35 UTC
Oh, that sounds gorgeous. :D

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