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Fake Memory Meme!

Feb 01, 2008 22:30

Stolen from kyrielle"If you read this, if your eyes are passing over this right now, (even if we don't speak often) please post a comment with a COMPLETELY MADE UP AND FICTIONAL memory of you and me. It can be anything you want - good or bad - BUT IT HAS TO BE FAKE. When you're finished, post this little paragraph in your journal and be surprised (or ( Read more... )

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retsuko February 2 2008, 04:54:49 UTC

Now I want a top hat and lab gear! XD

Let's see:
Somewhere along the line, someone had said it couldn't be done, and then laughed especially hard when we said we could do it, so there we were: at the top of the mountain, laughing at the unbelievers down below, our breath freezing in front of us, the miniature flag we'd designed fluttering in the cold wind for everyone to see. Never mind that the mountain was only about 50 feet tall--it still felt damned good to be at the top. I handed you the champagne bottle and we toasted our success as the sun set.

(Your Thelma and Louise spirit infected me. ^_^;;)

lunargeography February 3 2008, 15:23:43 UTC

Oh, excellent! And the flag had to have a labrys on it, ne? Or some other appropriately amazonian symbol.

badmovie February 2 2008, 08:21:55 UTC

(I was sorely tempted to post something true but which no one would believe ... instead, I will play nice)

Well, if by youth you mean a few years ago. When we lived down by the railroad tracks. The time Kipling got out and caught that baby chupacabra. We had to sneak it back into its nest while wearing hot pads so that its mama didn't catch the scent of human. And then the next day, totally coincidentally, dagoski told us how to sex chupas and of his job back at Evergreen sexing paranormal critters. Third best dagoski story ever.

lunargeography February 3 2008, 15:24:39 UTC

Extra points for involving Tony!story!

Heh. Baby chupacabra. With oversized chupacabra eyes and head.

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lunargeography February 3 2008, 15:26:54 UTC

...That's good to know, because I was starting to wonder if either you'd ascended to a higher literary plane, comprehension of which was beyond me... or there was something really interesting in Hawaiian water.

And a rectangle would have to riot furiously. All those perfectly controlled angles, all those rigid sides...

pennypaperbrain February 2 2008, 11:29:35 UTC

I think we grew up here and snuck off down the London Alternative Market together to find the perverts, after our mothers told us to stay away.

lunargeography February 3 2008, 15:27:50 UTC

And find them we did! And the secrets were passed down until us... until the cops came and dragged us back to our mothers. But someday we'll find our way back to that lost community of brainy, fluffy-haired perverts...

booniverse February 2 2008, 15:45:22 UTC

Remember when we tagged along on that Tuscon trip? You were all "Insurance Agent convention? What the hell are you thinking?" To which I said, "Free trip to the Southwest! Besides, since we're not insurance agents we're not obligated to stick around." I think it was about two hours after landing when we decided that we needed to find the rent-a-car place. You drove most of the way because I insisted I was the better map reader. Then we found out what it meant when a road went from a solid line to a sort of checkered gray and white line. What??!? I'd have understood if we were in the U.P. but seasonal roads in Arizona? Are there even seasons other than dry and drier out there? When we finally got to Jerome in one piece you made me drive and buy the gas for the rest of the trip ( ... )

lunargeography February 3 2008, 15:30:08 UTC

...damn, I have a lot of imaginary fun!

Heh. Insurance agent convention.