"Great 21st Century Novel"

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#2 I've always felt technology is this country's Achilles heel. One properly placed Electromagnetic Pulse will be this country's downfall. The only survivors will be the Amish.

Originally posted by CHD2275
#2 I've always felt technology is this country's Achilles heel. One properly placed Electromagnetic Pulse will be this country's downfall. The only survivors will be the Amish.

if that strong of an electronic pulse should happen to occur, we'll have quite a lot to be concerned about, even though i don't know why we'd ponder that in here

Originally posted by coquette
if that strong of an electronic pulse should happen to occur, we'll have quite a lot to be concerned about, even though i don't know why we'd ponder that in here

Originally posted by coquette
4. if that strong of an electronic pulse should happen to occur, we'll have quite a lot to be concerned about, even though i don't know why we'd ponder that in here

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
5. The champagne limousine escort continued to glide through the familiar straits of the historic city, quietly
as an assertive yacht, while its party of six tacitly agreed with Sarah's comment.

May 14, 2008


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Originally posted by Great Big Stees
6. Sarah, at that moment, glanced out the tinted window and noted an ever so slight flicker of the geen "go" signal of the light standard. She turned to Hans and said, "Didi you notice that?" "What?", he said. "Oh never mind it was probably just my imagination. How soon before we get to the church?" she asked. Hans replied, "We're almost there now. J ...[text shortened]... e smiled but no one noticed. Just then the vehicle ground to a halt. What happened?

Originally posted by Great Big Stees
7. Great, she thought, just perfect, but wait a minute why has everything seemed to have "broken down?. By now Hans had exited the vehicle and was speaking to the driver of the car beside them. "I know", he said in his low German accent, " it is indeed very strange. One car breaking down will happen, two would seem a bit odd but all?..and look even t ...[text shortened]... w the streets were filled with people wandering about looking puzzled and a bit frightened.

Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
8. "O, Henry Hans Klintworth, you and your surprising eleventh hour surprises.

Pull for the shore, seasoned sailor. Pull for the shore," Sarah implored.

10. Doyle was pounding on his desktop tower, POUNDING, still nothing. Feeling helpless, he pressed his TV remote. NOTHING! RATS, he muttered.

Originally posted by coquette
10. Doyle was pounding on his desktop tower, POUNDING, still nothing. Feeling helpless, he pressed his TV remote. NOTHING! RATS, he muttered.