175 drabble - Cavemen Have Fire
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still_grrrTitle: Cavemen Have Fire
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Rating: G
Word Count: 100
Prompt: 175 (fire)
Character: Fred
Cavemen Have Fire
Chalk on stone, calculations are formed.
She develops three new uncertainty principles, one foolproof method for theoretical fusion effecting causation, and eleven possible theories of dimensional subspace, vortexes, and wormhole travel emanating from singular microprisms activated by closed-set consonant pairings.
The concepts are groundbreaking; dazzlingly brilliant. At any university in the world, there would be grants, accolades, and paper after published paper.
Here, there is none of that. No reason to stop and receive applause – so she keeps on writing.
(How very crazy she was.)
Later, Fred looks back – and wonders if it was all just meaningless scratchings on stone.
Author:
deird1Rating: G
Word Count: 100
Prompt: 175 (fire)
Character: Fred
Cavemen Have Fire
Chalk on stone, calculations are formed.
She develops three new uncertainty principles, one foolproof method for theoretical fusion effecting causation, and eleven possible theories of dimensional subspace, vortexes, and wormhole travel emanating from singular microprisms activated by closed-set consonant pairings.
The concepts are groundbreaking; dazzlingly brilliant. At any university in the world, there would be grants, accolades, and paper after published paper.
Here, there is none of that. No reason to stop and receive applause – so she keeps on writing.
(How very crazy she was.)
Later, Fred looks back – and wonders if it was all just meaningless scratchings on stone.
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Date: 2010-06-23 03:13 am (UTC)Well Done as always!
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Date: 2010-06-23 06:29 am (UTC)I used to work out stuff like that in my English classes, though I didn't have Fred's mathematical background to make it rigorous. ;)
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Date: 2010-06-23 09:42 am (UTC)Great drabble!
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