Gravitational Meow._The Good, The Bad, and The Tiny_Game night_Houston We Have a Problem
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Gravitational Meow.
Calis Dafelis, a female laboratory animal science researcher, loved felines and was currently studying the behavior and abilities of her favorite suborder of animals in California. She was particularly interested in the myth that cats always fall on their feet and land straight. One day, after a long day of research, Calis experienced an earthquake and found a strange black and yellow cat with a fur marking that looked like a spiraling cinnamon roll. The cat seemed to be a stray and led Calis to a hole in the ground, which they entered. The hole closed behind them, and everything turned pitch ...
The Good, The Bad, and The Tiny
*Content Warning: Mild foul language, www.onedoor.ccphysical violence, mild sexual themes* Cody Cole scanned the horizon from atop the summit of boxes labeled “CDs”. No movement appeared through his scope. From his perch in the corner of the room, the entire expanse could be seen. Somewhere, amongst the various boxes of forgotten items, was his target. And he couldn't hide forever.The light would shut off at any moment now. Tonight's caretaker would be leaving soon. Probably taking a piss or something before he locked up for the night. For the most part, dwellers don't come out of the alleys between the box...
Game night
I stood before him, I hated him with every fiber of my being but he had something that I wanted so I had to comply.“So you decided to come it seems, and for this?” He was speaking in that goddamn condescending tone that I hated whilst waving a box with his right hand. “You know this only ends one way, and you only have two options! Hand over the box now and nobody gets hurt or we fight and you end up 6 feet under.” I yelled at him pointing my finger at him.“Looks like you’re gonna have to play a game then because I’m not giving it up that easily.”“As if, you’re just gonna run off if you lose,...
Houston We Have a Problem
“Houston We Have a Problem”!Captain Bill Hart and Lieutenant Paul Madden were seated in the Cockpit of a P50 transport on a routine training mission above the Atlantic waters as the darkness of night enveloped the fuselage. Elsie was a last minuet passenger to jump onboard. Bill turned toward Paul and spoke the unexpected crushing words that shook him to his core. “Paul we have a problem.” These words conveyed a sense of gloom on January 31,1944. Ironically some twenty-six years later, similar words were heard around the world on April 13, 1970. The desperate words were spoken from Apollo 13,...