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A few more random ideas...
1.Watching House teach is like watching a badger herd sheep, it works, but it's a unique definition of 'works'. (Of Catecholamines and Homeostasis)
2. For every time Atlantis survived the rising, there were a hundred universes where she didn't. (The Best of All Possible Worlds)
3. House: Hospitals by their very nature were full of death.
4. Peter Pan: He was never the same Peter, always the same Peter, every time he grew up he grew young again, forgetting between one sunrise and the next.
5. SG-1: On the slow outbound days, they dial the gate once every twenty minutes, sending drone after drone into the unknown. On the inbound days they dial every three, checking to see which drones are still alive.
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1.Watching House teach is like watching a badger herd sheep, it works, but it's a unique definition of 'works'. (Of Catecholamines and Homeostasis)
2. For every time Atlantis survived the rising, there were a hundred universes where she didn't. (The Best of All Possible Worlds)
3. House: Hospitals by their very nature were full of death.
4. Peter Pan: He was never the same Peter, always the same Peter, every time he grew up he grew young again, forgetting between one sunrise and the next.
5. SG-1: On the slow outbound days, they dial the gate once every twenty minutes, sending drone after drone into the unknown. On the inbound days they dial every three, checking to see which drones are still alive.
These snippits are copyright Martha McMahon Bechtel and may not be reproduced or distributed without express permission. All rights reserved.Technorati tags: writing | fiction | fantasy | science fiction | the unforgotten country | martha bechtel
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