Griffinkeeper

Silent Aviator landed on top of a bus. In front of him, a Miata was speeding in front of him. The bus driver was cautious, but Silent Aviator had some ...

Your title sucks. Really, what self respecting publisher is going to put "GO ON, READ IT! YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! NO SHAME IN THAT!" on the front of a ...

Where's my gun? *Looks around*

As it happens, chemical weapons are a poor choice for close quarters operations. The first problem is that you need to be in full chemical warfare suit in order to ...

8 P-90's concentrated on Silent Aviator and Grif. The integral symbols left no doubt as to who had them. They had been disarmed immediately. Two of the integral members parted, ...

And shouldn't Grif be Griffinkeeper? ;) No, I'm taking certain liberties. And yes, I can see how the italics may not be working.

Two figures slid down into the sewer. "Grif, where did the terrorists acquire the weapons?" "I don't know. Let me check the appointments function." "Do it quickly, it won't take ...

*Moved to Action Adventure* If you need help with stories, post it in the literary forums.

You'll want to check out my TI-89 tibit. That calculator can make your life a lot more easier.

Thanks CL! I changed most of it, with this exception. For as I chose in life, so I would choose in death; how I would draw my final breath. This ...

Thank you very much! I edited it to reflect your observations. I hope they're satisfactory.

Well, just to clear things up... First off, the two folks in the scene are Seeker and the Griffinkeeper. The Griffinkeeper, being the clever person he is, has unwittingly arranged ...

I don't get it. Ha ha?

Stag- -20 for posting a poem in the wrong forum. -40 for posting it in an existing thread. -100 for being completely ignorant of the rules. Surreal, Doe, thanks for ...

Dusky- I don't think it is technically wrong, since I never change the person being described. I can see how it can get repetitive though. I'll edit it so that ...