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Jul. 23rd, 2009
Drabbles: Moon Walk and Moonshot
Jul. 23rd, 2009 10:25 pmIn which I use the word "ponce" multiple times.
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louise39 , who wanted Spike watching [tv or sky] as a man lands on the moon. And you get a bonus drabble, too! One's funny, one's not. The funny one is last, and is, once again, exactly 100 words. (The other one ran away with me.)
Inspiration comes from this interview with James Marsters.
So these two are Spike in 1969; two views on how he could have experienced watching the moon landing.
And now for something completely different!
This one's for
louise39 , who wanted Spike watching [tv or sky] as a man lands on the moon. And you get a bonus drabble, too! One's funny, one's not. The funny one is last, and is, once again, exactly 100 words. (The other one ran away with me.)Inspiration comes from this interview with James Marsters.
So these two are Spike in 1969; two views on how he could have experienced watching the moon landing.
And now for something completely different!
Drabbles: Moon Walk and Moonshot
Jul. 23rd, 2009 10:25 pmIn which I use the word "ponce" multiple times.
This one's forlouise39 , who wanted Spike watching [tv or sky] as a man lands on the moon. And you get a bonus drabble, too! One's funny, one's not. The funny one is last, and is, once again, exactly 100 words. (The other one ran away with me.)
Inspiration comes from this interview with James Marsters.
So these two are Spike in 1969; two views on how he could have experienced watching the moon landing.
And now for something completely different!
This one's for
louise39 , who wanted Spike watching [tv or sky] as a man lands on the moon. And you get a bonus drabble, too! One's funny, one's not. The funny one is last, and is, once again, exactly 100 words. (The other one ran away with me.)Inspiration comes from this interview with James Marsters.
So these two are Spike in 1969; two views on how he could have experienced watching the moon landing.
And now for something completely different!