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Sun 28/10/01 at 22:46
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Cried Grix, as he slammed the door on his bewildered family.

"Mummy? Why has Daddy gone?" 5-year-old Stryke asked.

"I don't know dear...I think it's because of the slippers I gave him for Christmas." His mother, Myst1que replied.

"Daddy leaves for silly things," Stryke said with a small giggle.

"Yes, he does. And he usually comes back talking about a load of tosh too."

Myst1que looked over her shoulder, "Hey Rasta, can you get off the damn sofa for once and go do some homework?" She asked her teenage son.

"Oooooooohhh!! I'll do it LATER!!"

"What are you watching that's more important than homework?"

"I dunno..."

Myst1que looked at the screen, "You're watching Watercolour Challenge again, aren't ya!?"

RBS panicked, and tried to change the channel, "N-n-no, of course not."

Myst1que stomped over to the TV, and turned it off. "You know you're not allowed to watch that! Hannah Gordon is a bad influence on you! Why can't you watch some wrestling for once?!"

There was a ring on the doorbell. And then another, and another, and another.

"Mummy!" Cried Stryke, "Grandad Meka is here!"

Myst1que's face was suddenly full of fear, "Oh dear God no...please no!"

"LEMME IN!" Came the shout from outside, "Or I'll knock the damn door down with my walking stick!"

"Quick children, hide!"

Myst1que, Stryke and RBS all went and hid in the dining room, so Grandad Meka couldn't see them.

"Why don't you like Grandad?" Stryke asked.

"He's just like your father," Myst1que said stonily, "Always moaning about something, and he lives to take a shot at me, doesn't he? Whenever he gets the chance it's 'Myst1que, do some work for once! My son works hard for you and your family, and you do nothing!'"

As she shouted this, Meka appeared outside the back door, and peered in at them.

"What in GOD'S name are ya doin' in there!? I've neen knocking on the damn door for the past hour, and you lot have all been out here! What ya doin' Myst1que, having another 'rest' while my son Grix goes out to earn money for you and your kids?!"

Myst1que grudgingly let him in, "I'm sorry Meka, we didn't hear you."

"My @rse."

Stryke began to laugh, "Grandad said @rse!"

"Don't swear!" Myst1que scolded him.

Stryke's eyed filled with tears, and he began to cry. Very loudly.

"Arg, now look what you've down ya old bag. You made the poor boy cry."

"Don't you call me an old bag!"

"I'll call ya what I flamin' well want to, you lazy cow."

Myst1que stood there and simmered. "What...do...you...want?"

For no reason at all Grandad Meka smacked his walking stick on the wall, scraping some of the paint off. He smiled at this, and then said, "Grandma Starlight's ill again, and she wants you to go over there and cook some dinner for her."

"Why can't you do it?"

"I've got better things to do, like watching Countdown." He smashed his walking stick on the wall again, scraping more paint off.

Meanwhile, RBS had grabbed a tennis ball and was throwing it against the wall."

"Don't do that Rasta, I've told ya before. You'll break one of those precious plates, they were my mum's you know."

RBS continued to throw it, and a few seconds later, hit him Myst1que's favourite plate. It tottered on the wall for a few seconds, before finally falling and smashing on a small wooden which table, which by pure luck happened to be right underneath it.

Mystique began to shake with anger.

"Mummy??" Stryke said, pulling on Myst1que's sleeve, "I want to go to the park!! PARK!!! PARK!!!"

"C'mon you silly gal, go cook Starlight dinner!" Meka shouted.

Another plate fell off the wall. SMASH!!

All these noises began to swirl around Myst1que's head... "PARK!!" "DINNER!!" "SMASH!!" She saw their faces in her mind, and all she could hear was, "PARK!!" "DINNER!!" "SMASH!!"

Myst1que's anger had finally built to a level she had never experienced. Just as she was about to blow her top, Grix walked in again.

"Hey, look, I've come back, just for YOU. I hope you're sorry that you upset me Myst1que, by making me take the washing in when it's YOUR job. Do I get an apology!?"

"Apology! "PARK!!" "DINNER!!" "SMASH!!"

Finally, Myst1que blew. She'd had enough.

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!! SHUT UP, SHUT UP ALL OF YOU!!"

She grabbed Meka's walking stick and smashed him over the head with it, knocking him out.

She then ran upstairs and smashed RBS' favourite possession, his widescreen TV.

"There, how'd you like ME destroying YOUR stuff!!??" She spat at him.

"Honey, please calm down," Grix said soothingly.

"Calm down? Calm down! I'll calm down all right!" She then took the walking stick, and shoved it end-first where the sun don't even think about shining. Grix doubled over, and fell to the floor, groaning loudly.

Finally, she put her coat on, opened the front door, and screamed, "I'm leaving!" She slammed the front door behind her, nearly breaking the glass panes.

Stryke giggled and said to no one in particular, "Mummy leaves for silly things."
Mon 29/10/01 at 23:02
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"I'm not Orgazmo"
Posts: 9,159
Myst1que wrote:
> ah, but who would have noticed this one?

i could've gotten away with it if
> you hadnt been around. but then, theres not so much fun in that...

AHA!

I know who you are now, dont believe me?

Want me to say who, need proof?
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:33
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Posts: 18,185
Grix have you read your story by the way :) Battle of the brain?
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:33
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Ant wrote:
> Cried Grix, as he slammed the door on his bewildered family.

"Mummy? Why
> has Daddy gone?" 5-year-old Stryke asked.

"I don't know dear...I
> think it's because of the slippers I gave him for Christmas." His mother,
> Myst1que replied.

"Daddy leaves for silly things," Stryke said with
> a small giggle.

"Yes, he does. And he usually comes back talking about a
> load of tosh too."

Myst1que looked over her shoulder, "Hey Rasta,
> can you get off the damn sofa for once and go do some homework?" She asked
> her teenage son.

"Oooooooohhh!! I'll do it LATER!!"

"What
> are you watching that's more important than homework?"

"I
> dunno..."

Myst1que looked at the screen, "You're watching
> Watercolour Challenge again, aren't ya!?"

RBS panicked, and tried to
> change the channel, "N-n-no, of course not."

Myst1que stomped over
> to the TV, and turned it off. "You know you're not allowed to watch that!
> Hannah Gordon is a bad influence on you! Why can't you watch some wrestling for
> once?!"

There was a ring on the doorbell. And then another, and another,
> and another.

"Mummy!" Cried Stryke, "Grandad Meka is
> here!"

Myst1que's face was suddenly full of fear, "Oh dear God
> no...please no!"

"LEMME IN!" Came the shout from outside,
> "Or I'll knock the damn door down with my walking
> stick!"

"Quick children, hide!"

Myst1que, Stryke and RBS
> all went and hid in the dining room, so Grandad Meka couldn't see
> them.

"Why don't you like Grandad?" Stryke asked.

"He's
> just like your father," Myst1que said stonily, "Always moaning about
> something, and he lives to take a shot at me, doesn't he? Whenever he gets the
> chance it's 'Myst1que, do some work for once! My son works hard for you and your
> family, and you do nothing!'"

As she shouted this, Meka appeared outside
> the back door, and peered in at them.

"What in GOD'S name are ya doin'
> in there!? I've neen knocking on the damn door for the past hour, and you lot
> have all been out here! What ya doin' Myst1que, having another 'rest' while my
> son Grix goes out to earn money for you and your kids?!"

Myst1que
> grudgingly let him in, "I'm sorry Meka, we didn't hear
> you."

"My @rse."

Stryke began to laugh, "Grandad said
> @rse!"

"Don't swear!" Myst1que scolded him.

Stryke's eyed
> filled with tears, and he began to cry. Very loudly.

"Arg, now look
> what you've down ya old bag. You made the poor boy cry."

"Don't you
> call me an old bag!"

"I'll call ya what I flamin' well want to, you
> lazy cow."

Myst1que stood there and simmered.
> "What...do...you...want?"

For no reason at all Grandad Meka smacked
> his walking stick on the wall, scraping some of the paint off. He smiled at
> this, and then said, "Grandma Starlight's ill again, and she wants you to
> go over there and cook some dinner for her."

"Why can't you do
> it?"

"I've got better things to do, like watching Countdown."
> He smashed his walking stick on the wall again, scraping more paint
> off.

Meanwhile, RBS had grabbed a tennis ball and was throwing it against the
> wall."

"Don't do that Rasta, I've told ya before. You'll break one
> of those precious plates, they were my mum's you know."

RBS continued to
> throw it, and a few seconds later, hit him Myst1que's favourite plate. It
> tottered on the wall for a few seconds, before finally falling and smashing on a
> small wooden which table, which by pure luck happened to be right underneath
> it.

Mystique began to shake with anger.

"Mummy??" Stryke said,
> pulling on Myst1que's sleeve, "I want to go to the park!! PARK!!!
> PARK!!!"

"C'mon you silly gal, go cook Starlight dinner!" Meka
> shouted.

Another plate fell off the wall. SMASH!!

All these noises began
> to swirl around Myst1que's head... "PARK!!" "DINNER!!"
> "SMASH!!" She saw their faces in her mind, and all she could hear was,
> "PARK!!" "DINNER!!" "SMASH!!"

Myst1que's anger
> had finally built to a level she had never experienced. Just as she was about to
> blow her top, Grix walked in again.

"Hey, look, I've come back, just for
> YOU. I hope you're sorry that you upset me Myst1que, by making me take the
> washing in when it's YOUR job. Do I get an apology!?"

"Apology!
> "PARK!!" "DINNER!!" "SMASH!!"

Finally, Myst1que
> blew. She'd had enough.

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!! SHUT UP, SHUT UP
> ALL OF YOU!!"

She grabbed Meka's walking stick and smashed him over the
> head with it, knocking him out.

She then ran upstairs and smashed RBS'
> favourite possession, his widescreen TV.

"There, how'd you like ME
> destroying YOUR stuff!!??" She spat at him.

"Honey, please calm
> down," Grix said soothingly.

"Calm down? Calm down! I'll calm down
> all right!" She then took the walking stick, and shoved it end-first where
> the sun don't even think about shining. Grix doubled over, and fell to the
> floor, groaning loudly.

Finally, she put her coat on, opened the front door,
> and screamed, "I'm leaving!" She slammed the front door behind her,
> nearly breaking the glass panes.

Stryke giggled and said to no one in
> particular, "Mummy leaves for silly things."

It took me ages to read all of this message and you lot are mad, how can you write so much??

there mist be a special method or something??

if there is please tell me.

Anyway cool story!
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:26
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Are you Strafex?
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:26
Regular
Posts: 23,216
It's not me, anyway.
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:25
Regular
"I'm you + 1!"
Posts: 364
ahh but that would be telling, maybe someone could guess, i'm well known..
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:16
Posts: 0
Mythical_Wizard wrote:
> and which regular would you be?

Who me? I'm just an ordinary newbie. Who might YOU be?
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:15
Regular
Posts: 2,982
Argh! All these newbie-regulars!

*Puts on his special newbie-regular identifying glasses*

I know who you are! :-D
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:13
Regular
"I'm you + 1!"
Posts: 364
and which regular would you be?
Mon 29/10/01 at 22:13
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Posts: 2,982
FFF is leaving?..... Oh my God!......

Please stay...... You make my posts look alot better! :-D

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