LNH: Classic LNH Adventures #235: Just Another Multi-Writer Cascade that will Probably Never Have an Ending Part One
Drew Nilium
pwerdna at gmail.com
Mon Aug 29 12:38:09 PDT 2022
On 3/6/22 4:20 PM, Arthur Spitzer wrote:
> But maybe --
> just maybe this first issue of JAMWCtwPNHaE (written by me, Arthur Spitzer) will
> also be the last issue so it will remain just a single one shot work of art and
> won't cause some cascade that will break RACC into half. Perhaps?
>
> What? There was also a #2 by Scott Eiler and a #3 by Drew Nilium? Well, guess
> in that case RACC will have to break in half. Unless...?
>:D
> And
> around that same time Bad Timing Boy walked into the lobby too. One of
> Self-Righteous Preacher's followers -- a very old lady -- looked at Bad
> Timing Boy's T-shirt and foolishly read the words on the it. The words
> on Bad Timing Boy's 'God is Freaking Lame!' T-shirt. The very old lady
> was very shocked by these words and passed out.
I love this. Why does he even own that. Was this custom-made or is there someone
out there selling these. I want one.
> "Oh!" said Non-Judgmental Agnostic glancing at the white midriff shirt
> she was wearing.
IIRC, this was inspired by me reading JONG #69 and commenting that I'd like to
see Non-Judgmental Agnostic and Foreshadowing Lad in present-day stories. n.n
> Besides considering
> the insane method that had brought her into existence -- how the
> Preacher was actually her mother and WikiBoy was her father due to some
> LNH prank that made WikiBoy a Holy Spirit who had impregnated the
> Preacher -- she was pretty sure he wouldn't want to know those details
X3 Yep.
> The hero tried to stop the
> vacuum cleaner before it could do whatever it was trying to do and there
> was a big battle. And then there was blackness. And then it was 20
> years later.
>
> The hero's eyes opened. The hero named Foreshadowing Lad.
>
> And beneath his bed a crack began to form.
This is just some good genuine drama.
> "God. Not again," said a man who appeared to be the commander of the
> group. His name was Reed Reedly and he was the head of this
> LNH-Readers-Who-Are-Sick-To-Death-With-These-Damn-Neverending-Events-Liberation
> Front cell. "Don't these damn Writers know that RACC can't handle
> another Multi-Writer Cascade?! Don't they?!! There are just too many
> unfinished ones!!"
This one was, somehow, the start of them actually getting finished. Eventually.
X3 I guess it was a hypersigil to make that happen.
> Reed Reedly nodded. "That's true. Hopefully, for the sake of RACC
> every RACC Writer will completely ignore this cascade and there won't be
> an issue two! Hopefully!!"
I'm glad Scott jumped right on this, I might've dithered. X3
> Writer's Notes: Feel free to write the second issue of this if you want.
> Hahahahaha!
X3
> Not likely. It wouldn't be RACC if we *didn't* start something we
> couldn't finish.
Well... X3
> Someone passed the Chancellor a note. He spoke again... "Gentle
> beings, I've just been told we can program Psychovant to go there and
> observe. He even knows the way."
Yesssss. I got to play with Psychovant because of this, it was great. |>
Drew "fuckin classic" Nilium
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