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It wasn’t often that Napoleon Solo was left speechless by the sight of another man, but he stood now with his mouth gaping open as he looked unbelievingly at two Kuryakins; there were no words to convey his astonishment.

seeing double?... )
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* Note, just a bit of silliness...as silly as I could get it. All in fun for the parameters of the challege...Wishing everyone a happy and bountiful Thanksgiving.



                             

“What are you doing for Thanksgiving Illya?”


That’s all the Russian heard in dulcet, sing-songy tones as he ran the gauntlet through the secretarial pool at headquarters in New York.


At first he lied politely, saying he already had plans, then as the inquiries increased exponentially, he simply buried his nose in a folder, trying to ignore them.


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                                      0439502918_bw231_xlg Remember there's more than roast turkey, deep fried turkey or turkey kabobs.  There is the What A Turkey! story challenge that is waiting for your fun, clever, stupid... mostly fun story.  You can read more about it here.
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Some of us were talking about the lack of writing opportunities directed at Thanksgiving, and that made us think of turkeys and from there the idea sprang up like a gobbler in a barnyard.
What A Turkey!
 It can only mean one thing, right... the goofiest, dumb story you've ever written on purpose.  Invite Mary Sue, throw in a unicorn and a few rainbows (someone knows what I mean) and put Solo and Kuryakin in there as well.  We're talking about a real turkey of a story.
I know it can be busy around the last of November but you still have plenty of time to think of something truly silly.  Or stupid, or just plain bad.  Remember, we're talking turkey.  Forgive me, but the topic inspires.
Posting will begin the weekend before Thanksgiving and run through the entire week.  The dates are November 23-30, so seven full days of posting stories over the Thanksgiving holiday festivities.
Don't be left out, and don't be a big turkey.  Just write one.

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