RHP Prose competition

@paul-a-roberts said
Write the story from an unusual perspective, such as:
1. An aliens view of a war with humanity.
2. A foxes view of being hunted
3 A tree being chopped down
4. The iceberg falling from the Antarctic/Arctic
5. The fire works final journey...

I'm sure there would be a stack of other options.

1. Travel 2000 light years. Fire ray gun. The end.
2.Pant pant, rip tear, poor old foxy.
3.Timber
4.Crack ! Melt.
5.A damp squib.

@the-gravedigger said
1. Travel 2000 light years. Fire ray gun. The end.
2.Pant pant, rip tear, poor old foxy.
3.Timber
4.Crack ! Melt.
5.A damp squib.

Good stuff! Hemingway would be proud.
It's good to see that clever minimalism is alive and well at RHP.

@suzianne said
How's that any different than what you do ALL the time?

I see it is ok for your Clan Member 'goad' but NOT ME....Well that explains a lot Suzie Q, again always great to see your feedback and reasoning for things.

-VR

@rookie54 said
sweet jumpin jiminy crackerfish

LOOK IN THE MIRROR

That one is mine with a patent already on it, find your own little sayings!! 😛

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Excellent!

(Although 'escape' wasn't my suggestion). 😀

LOL.....Now come on everyone has to admit that was funny stuff!!!!

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Indeed.

Mine is more wishy-washy. 'Positivity.'

😀

I just like the idea of sitting down and reading a dozen positive stories from the great writers we have here.

You're right.
It's better to side with positivity.
At this time, doing the wishy-wash is better than creating dirty laundry. 🙂

However, I shall preserve my right to objective reality.

@wolfe63 said
Good stuff! Hemingway would be proud.
It's good to see that clever minimalism is alive and well at RHP.

Are you an expert on what Hemingway would like?

-VR

@very-rusty said
Are you an expert on what Hemingway would like?

-VR

Wolfe is a renowned English Professor and once had tea with Lord Tennyson.

@very-rusty said
Are you an expert on what Hemingway would like?

-VR

"For sale: Baby shoes, never worn."
- E. H.

At auction: Donor brain, never used.
- W63 😛 😉

@wolfe63 said
You're right.
It's better to side with positivity.
At this time, doing the wishy-wash is better than creating dirty laundry. 🙂

However, I shall preserve my right to objective reality.

Is the glass half full or...? 🤔 😉

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Wolfe is a renowned English Professor and once had tea with Lord Tennyson.

Were you impressed? Don't mean crap to me....I am sure he had lunch with Hemingway too!! 😛 😉

-VR

@wolfe63 said
You're right.
It's better to side with positivity.
At this time, doing the wishy-wash is better than creating dirty laundry. 🙂

However, I shall preserve my right to objective reality.

Yes, always best to be a 'YES' man in your little group! 🙂

-VR

@very-rusty said
LOL.....Now come on everyone has to admit that was funny stuff!!!!

-VR

Very funny! 🙂

@very-rusty said
Are you an expert on what Hemingway would like?

-VR

Oh my lord, you are dim.

Mmh I see some difficulties with this thread...the vote on length which is quite well visited is now somewhere in the middle, as soon as we start the next voting it will be somewhere in the obscure beginning... The post in which I try to set up and explain the voting may suffer the same fate. So I wil try to have a reminder now and then.


The voting on length can be found here:
https://www.redhotpawn.com/board/post.php?threadid=184663&frompage=4&quotedpostid=4182849

If you put the link into your browser you end up at the actual voting post (I don't think that there is a shortcut.