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So, I got home kind of early this afternoon and immediately went to the morning post to catch up on the guys who checked in after me. Was Skruske's 4-wheeler story included this line, which I thought was a great one:
I don't know how many of you will want to play along, but I'm proposing that those who want to contribute come up with a one sentence story starter from some escapade that actually happened to them. It can be exciting, scary, sad or whatever, but you had to be involved. And the idea is to make the sentence a "story starter," like Skruske's line above.
Here's my story starter:
"Uh, Rick, I've got these two HUGE rattlesnakes. Could I possibly use one of your cast iron skillets?"
Carpman
As a lifelong editor/writer, my reaction was, "Man, this would be a great line to start an article, or even a book. Who could stop reading with just that?" Is this person a military sniper settling in for a long wait? Did it happen on a fraternity road trip and this guy got tossed out of the car? And vets might wonder, "So, what menu was the MRE?"They all left me on the mountain with some pizza, brownies and an MRE so I was all set for several hours.
I don't know how many of you will want to play along, but I'm proposing that those who want to contribute come up with a one sentence story starter from some escapade that actually happened to them. It can be exciting, scary, sad or whatever, but you had to be involved. And the idea is to make the sentence a "story starter," like Skruske's line above.
Here's my story starter:
"Uh, Rick, I've got these two HUGE rattlesnakes. Could I possibly use one of your cast iron skillets?"
Carpman