Cheyenne rambled on about power surges over the coms but everyone on the bridge had fallen silent. They were all slowly processing what had just occurred. Piebeard fell to his newly reconnected knees and his head sank low. His spiritless body was supported only by Ubermilf’s leg. She patted his head as reassuringly as she could, while wiping a tear from the corner of her eye. “So you see, Captain,” Cheyenne continued, “we’re really no worse for the wear. How would you like to…” Ubermilf cut him off. “Cheyenne, report to the bridge immediately.” He protested “But the engines are…” “NOW, Cheyenne!” He did not protest this time he simply said, “yes ma’am” and headed for the bridge. -- Cheyenne arrived on the bridge to find everyone silent and staring either at the captain’s chair or at nothing in particular. He walked over to Lieutenant Milf, Piebeard still heaped at her side. “Ma’am, what’s going on? Where’s Captain Beefheart?” She pointed to the scorch marks that permeated the ca...
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The long rambling nature of a blog would lend itself to (a) epic quest poem in a Jason and the Argonauts / Sinbad stylee, (b) an ongoing soap opera / sit com (Friends die horribly in bizarre Espresso machine explosion incident)
We need a few characters, and might I suggest we write about our blog-selves?
A way to get things rolling might be that each contributor provides a description of their own character.
The epic poem is truly a lost art. Perhaps a 300 page poem about murderous elves is in order. I shall follow up this comment with my character description.
I would enjoy the soap/sitcom route, though.
1) Could we be seeking the lost, ephemeral post at Blogadoon?
2) Or the Blog Stone?
3) Do we have to Fleece the Golden Blog?
4) Or, escape the Blogataur's maze?
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The last one Lo Lo, obviously.
Off to find Blogadoon? A blog untouched by progress (hah!) and where cheese is soya based but actually tastes like cheese?