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Thursday, March 12, 2015

Today's #flashfiction The Universe Where Logic Was Forgotten

“What the smurf?”
Jake Sully, Avatar* #quote


Today I studied “how-to” draw tutorials. I saw many tutorials on the Internet by people who obviously had no idea how to draw, both funny and sad in a way. Hope very few emulate the bad tutorials. Anyway onto the flash fiction!


The Universe Where Logic Was Forgotten


          The Powers That Be crafted existence with great care. Most of the time. There are times when omniscience fails to pay attention and among the carefully crafted universes there are some that slip through the cracks. Where the rules of how things work aren't quite right.
         “Now children what does two plus two equal?” asked Mrs. Blumberg to her class.
         “Five!” The human and dinosaur children shouted together happily. The Earth's been better off ever since that meteor struck and brought all the dinosaurs back to life with enhanced intelligence.               One child sat on the ceiling as he forgot about gravity.
          The class bell rang and Mrs. Blumberg told the class, “Now remember children, when you get home watch your cartoons. You don't want them sneaking into your home and attacking you!”
           Toaster, a young boy from the class(having the name of an appliance gave you superpowers every second Tuesday with the cost of a weakness to puns) danced home happily. Today he'd get to see his hero in person, the janitor of The White House. Doctor Thomas would be giving a speech on friendliness safety and how it causes most of the fights in The White House that he has to clean up the messes.

          The speech was long and dreary, but Toaster didn't care. He stared at his hero in awe. But his joy became pain as everyone lit on fire because they forgot stash rabbits in their coats. A physical law in this universe as anyone exposed to the sight of a janitor for too long without a rabbit stashed in their coat is due for danger without a rabbit. The janitor was deemed a mass murderer for not reminding the people who attended his speech and sentenced to life next to a prison.

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