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  • 100 Words – Mosquitoes and Prosthetics

    Posted on May 28th, 2009 Danny Machal View Comments

    The madness of topics continues over at the 100 word story podcast.  This week’s topic is equally as weird as the last.

    hint: I wrote this story only after reading the wikipedia entry on mosquitoes.

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    “Buzzalina, come dear, tell me what happened,” the surgeon said.

    “Oh doctor, I’ll never be a mother now.  I should just kill myself; I’m useless.”

    “There there, sweet, sweet girl.  Things will be okay.”

    He held her while she wept.  No, she would never bare any children and she would probably ensure her own end.  A broken proboscis almost always means instant death, she was lucky.  One could call it a miracle from up above – a testament to the power of faith and the prayer of her family.

    A.P. – Cybernetics Inc. releases organic flesh like covering for metal replacement limbs.

    • It is no joke :( poor Buzzalina. Lord Buzzalae will be most unhappy.
    • Angela
      A broken proboscis? That's dreadful!
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