Apples in an A-Tree.

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Apples in an A-Tree.
Topic Started: Apr 27 2009, 02:22 PM (111 Views)
God.	Apr 27 2009, 02:22 PM Post #1
GOOGLE, IS, GOD. Posts: 182 Group: Writers+ Member #90 Joined: Apr 14, 2009	Code: `Guess it ain't so common 'round 'ere, gotta admit, it's been a while since I've 'eard a mortar too; I'm startin' to miss that old death. 'Spose that's its run though, innit? It stops, people buy, people die, that's progress!` Haven't attempted this in a while, crit me! Crit me, dears! Crit me! Edited by God., Apr 27 2009, 02:23 PM.
	Everybody loves the universe. If you can look past the black holes, the rogue asteroids, the gym teachers, and that paper boy who keeps throwing your magazines into the bushes, it's a simple place most of us can call a happy home. It's a good thing. However, even the obviously non-sentient universe has a sense of irony. You see, the universe is going to end. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, maybe not 10120 years from now, but it will happen. One of the ways science predicts our inevitable demise is by pissing off God. But that's another story. Instead, another way that science predicts the universe will cease to function is through the "heat death of the universe" theory.


Allyson	May 1 2009, 06:19 PM Post #2
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God.	May 3 2009, 07:38 AM Post #3
GOOGLE, IS, GOD. Posts: 182 Group: Writers+ Member #90 Joined: Apr 14, 2009	And that didn't sound dense ... Think about the words, how they're pronounced and what sort of aged person would say it. Then think about mortar and "runs", what the two often coincide with. Then you have "progress" with "buy" and "die" before hand, have a stab about where the two fit in to contemplated history.
	Everybody loves the universe. If you can look past the black holes, the rogue asteroids, the gym teachers, and that paper boy who keeps throwing your magazines into the bushes, it's a simple place most of us can call a happy home. It's a good thing. However, even the obviously non-sentient universe has a sense of irony. You see, the universe is going to end. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, maybe not 10120 years from now, but it will happen. One of the ways science predicts our inevitable demise is by pissing off God. But that's another story. Instead, another way that science predicts the universe will cease to function is through the "heat death of the universe" theory.


Tempest	May 3 2009, 09:00 AM Post #4
Gasp! Posts: 63 Group: Writers Member #19 Joined: Apr 23, 2008	Huh. Interesting piece. I'm curious as to why it's in code, though maybe the code was supposed to help format. Code on Zetaboards doesn't do that. Unfortunate, but true. [Okay. So I really just want to know if there was an interesting format to this.] The dialect is both interesting and hindering, and I blame it all on the world "mortar." It's an actual word, a mixture of lime and cement, and it threw me off at first. With dialect, be careful, especially if things are actual spellings. It would be different if you found a way to give it a double meaning, but you didn't. I'd change it to motor. I like how it feels like rhythmic dialogue. That's what you've got going for you. I don't have much to say on this. I will look out for your other stuff, though.



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