PicFic Tuesday prompt for 11/17

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Wow November is just flying by...next Tuesday is the 17th already?  Seems like I live my life by PicFic prompts anymore...

The rules of the challenge:

Due: Tuesday, November 17th 2015
Statistical stuff: Minimum 500 words, no maximum.
Subject Matter: Should fit into the GENeral concepts of the section7mfu community, contain nothing explicit and reflects the 1960's series in style and content. However, that being said, there is a GEN-mature tag option for stories that contain violence, torture, angst or mild het. So if your story falls under that category please use the appropriate tag.

You may now post both HET and Romance stories in response to the prompt in mfu_map_room Slash and pre-slash responses to the prompt should be posted to
uncle_du_jour

Subject Header: Please include in your Subject Header the phrase 'For Picfic Tuesday', your title and the due date.

Tags: Use-PicFic, Gen or Gen-mature for Section VII.
Use-PicFic, Het or Romance for The Map Room
Use PicFic, slash for Uncle du Jour

Here it is!

"Be careful what you wish for" ~ for PicFic Tuesday 11/10

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It was a quiet morning, as Solo and Kuryakin sat together in the office they shared.

No calls to save the world, no megalomaniacs on the loose wanting to blow up Hawaii or anywhere else for that matter...though there were a few places the team could think of that they wouldn’t mind seeing blown out of existence.

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Dead Man's Switch - Picfic Tuesday - Nov 10th

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Slamming the door behind them, Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin dragged a heavy cabinet in front of the door. The task was made a lot harder by the injury the senior partner had sustained during their capture.

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Passive Aggressive Warfare - Picfic 10th November

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If they had achieved nothing else this week, at least they had demonstrably found the most condescending man in the world. Martin Laing of MI6, who had discovered THRUSH had infiltrated the group he was investigating and had agreed to share responsibility 'to show them how it was done'. So far he had spent twenty minutes explaining the history of men's fashion to Napoleon, including a detailed description of the correct way to tie a neck tie, half an hour explaining the difference between Semtex 1a and H and the 'perfect' placement of detonators to Illya, and almost twenty minutes explaining to both of them the differences between KGB and THRUSH tactics.

Their standing orders were to be polite and try to maintain good relations with their allied agencies. Sometimes that was just plain impossible.

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