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It's been a little dark on the boards lately. With the beginning of Spring, and to go along with Lynn's April Fool\'s Challenge , I hereby issue a request for something lighter... laughter! All of you in the need to tickle someone's funny bone, please do so! Mine is rusting from lack of use. While I know many of you are trying to catch up on your Kerth Award reading, please try to write something. Come on, people, I'm getting depressed here! If you can't think of a full story, I'm sure the Kerth Award committee would also be willing to take corny jokes and funny adverts.  from Lois or Clark (your choice), if you also then send your posted story to LabRat at the Archives before May 30th. 
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Something funny. Something funny. Something funny. Something funny. Something funny.  Joy, Lynn p.s., Sorry. I couldn't resist. If it makes things any better, I do have an idea for a (hopefully) humorous vignette I am kicking around, and once I take (and, hopefully, pass) a re-certification exam I'm studying for, I might even have time to write it up. The exam is in early April, so we'll see how things go.
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</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by Lynn S. M.: <strong> Something funny. Something funny. Something funny. Something funny. Something funny.   Thanks, Lynn. I deserved that. For some reason, I knew that you'd try for that 10 word limit.
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Thanks, Virginia. Or if you want something L&C-related:
A name for Lois and Clark's child: Ralph Lex Kent.
Admittedly, it's more worthy of cringes than laughs, but it does stick with the theme and keep to the minimum word limit.
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I'm quite partial to the name Lex
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That's OK, Mrs. Luthor. I'm partial to the name "Ralph," myself. (It was my father's name.) But -- call me crazy -- I don't think either Lois or Clark would like either name.
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Originally posted by Lynn S. M.:
Thanks, Virginia. Or if you want something L&C-related:
A name for Lois and Clark's child: Ralph Lex Kent.
Admittedly, it's more worthy of cringes than laughs, but it does stick with the theme and keep to the minimum word limit.
Joy,
Lynn But you're missing the "Junior".
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Virginia, I love this idea! I've got lots of little fics in the works, trouble is with work and school I'm barely able to jot down a few lines of each before having to run off and do something else. Since I got the week off, I might start investing in some of those (along with finally finishing "Madness" and doing some extra drawing and making my portfolio for my potential internship opportunity at PIXAR /fingers crossed/ and also making sure my schedule's all set for next quarter)... phew. And all in one week's time!! I might go mad myself. I'm just so excited to finally have the time to do things that I want to do everything! Even though it's only a week. Man, I got to get some stuff together.  But, to get back on track from my rambling to do list that is now kinda freaking me out, I might have something for you to post up in April. Oh! And archives. I gotta archive a LOT of stuff still. Yeah. 
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Oh, yes, I need to archive some stuff, too. I really do.
A comedy. Hmmm.....
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bakasi has stepped up to the plate with The Lunkheads . Check it out!
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I might try participating in this challenge.
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Originally posted by John Lambert:
I might try participating in this challenge. I hope you do, John.  Others, who had contributed to the month of bringing smiles to our lips, include: The Revenge by Queen of Capes The Crush by bakasi Loveable dreamed up by Mary "Queen of Capes" Potts and helped along by Bobbart. Taking the Shortcut by IolantheAlias Keep the comedies coming, and I'll keep adding them to this thread for easy access, whether you like it or not. Remember, people, you have until April 31st to get those funnies in. Perhaps a good tax return tale for mid-April would brighten our faces... hey, wasn't Clark doing his taxes that night Lois was supposed to go Madame Butterfly with Lex and they all got caught in a hostage situation? Hmmmmm.
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Virginia and company.
I don't have a comedy, but would a sweet fairytale fit the bill?
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Originally posted by Morgana:
I don't have a comedy, but would a sweet fairytale fit the bill? A "sweet" fairytale doesn't quite fit the parameters of this challenge but is always welcome, especially after a long dark winter. Bring it on!
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Bobbart has joined in on our game with this funny story about mix-ups: Memories
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I got something for the April challenge, but need someone to look it over. It's about 4 pages in word format. Any takers?
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OK. My little story should make its appearance soon.
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Lonnie has joined in on our fun with: The Egg . CAUTION: READ AT YOUR OWN RISK. This story may cause your co-workers, spouse, or children to look at you strangely as you 
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Classicalla has brought us comedic vignette disguised as WAFF in Kiss .
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Three more comedies have been added in the last 24 hours. KenJ has brought another installment of Hattie and Kents in Game Night . Hattie once again proves she should be Lois Lane's heir apparent for the Mad Dog title! Ken, are you sure she isn't a Lois clone? Mouserocks pranks you very much in Aftershocks
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