With the news yesterday of more X-Files on the way, I had to share this 🙂
Part of One-liner Wednesday:
http://lindaghill.com/2015/03/25/one-liner-wednesday-gettin-old/
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Monthly Archives: March 2015
Happy Caturday
Another Caturday means more funny cat pics for your enjoyment
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Aye, Sir (Untitled Story Part 7) – Stream of Consciousness Saturday (I/Eye/Aye)
“So you still managed to come up empty?” the captain said, narrowing his eyes at Detective Lucy Johnson and her partner, Mike Evans.
“We’re still actively investigating it, sir,” Lucy replied from her seat across from the captain. “We just wanted to let you know that we’d asked all the neighbors and they’d not noticed anything suspicious prior to the crime. I know it sounds unbelievable, sir, but we did ask every possible neighbor…”
A knock sounded at the captain’s door, and a lab tech with a manila folder in hand entered without waiting for a response. “Sir, I thought you should see this,” he said excitedly, handing the folder to the captain.
Lucy and Mike leaned over the desk as the captain opened the folder to reveal a grainy black-and-white photo of a somewhat blurry man in a hoodie exiting the back door of the crime scene and heading for the shed.
“What is this?” the captain asked.
“It’s a surveillance photo of the victim’s back yard. We only just now were able to retrieve the data and go through it, as the system was highly secure. We’re doing our best to clean up the photo and get a better view of the man’s features to identify him. But from what we can tell, this is not Jared Martin.”
“I agree,” Lucy said. “This guy isn’t Jared Martin. He’s not the right build, and though his features are a little blurry, they don’t match.”
“All right,” the captain said. “You all keep plugging away at this. Find out who this guy is, what connection he might have to Jared Martin, and stop him before he can do anything else.”
“Aye, sir!” they all said with a salute before leaving the captain’s office.
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This post is part of Stream of Consciousness Saturday
http://lindaghill.com/2015/03/20/the-friday-reminder-and-prompt-for-socs-march-2115/
Previous parts:
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
A little humor for your St. Patrick’s Day enjoyment.
And an Irish blessing or two to round it off:
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A Public Service Announcement: Common Grammar Goofs
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Think the unthinkable – One-liner Wednesday
In honor of Douglas Adams’s birthday today:
“Let us think the unthinkable, let us do the undoable, let us prepare to grapple with the ineffable itself, and see if we may not eff it after all.” – Douglas Adams
Part of One-liner Wednesday:
http://lindaghill.com/2015/03/11/one-liner-wednesday-just-call-him-willy/
Happy Caturday
I haven’t done a Caturday post in a while, so enjoy!
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Monsters – One-liner Wednesday
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