/u/WrongEinstein's posts
[WP] You're a 90's kid, but from an alternate universe and trapped here. You're given the opportunity to grab two items from your home universe, such as Marshall Mathers' breakout comedy album and Frogs, those little bottle cap like popping things.
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[WP] It seems like every planet colonized by humans has some bizarre cultural quirk, some related to the planets themselves, some not. What is your home colony's weirdness and why is it like that?
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[WP] For me, it was Nelson Mandela surviving prison and a lot of word spelling changes. What things made you realize you had somehow moved into a different universe?
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[WP] The zomb-pocalypse and you're fighting of swarm after swarm. They just keep coming, first dozens then hundreds. Not zombies, other survivors. You're defending the last known coffee hoard in North America.
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[WP] A headless Halloween prop, you thought, scootering past. It turned to follow. Torso shrinking, now mostly legs, 35 mph and it's nearly got you. Arms and fingers begin to stretch as it nears. The headless shoulders open in a huge maw...teeth...
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[WP] "After the explosion you came to 186 miles from your spacecraft. Using a strap of elastic you fashioned a sling shot to luanch tools to move yourself. So tell our audience, how did you get your underwear out of your spacesuit?"
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[WP] 2020 starts with a beautiful day of flying, until you hear...'tik, tik, tik' the sound of bullets through a fuselage and the engine 'bra-aap' of a WW2 Messerschmitt in a hard turn. Dang it, couldn't great uncle Eddie have shot down a normal pilot? And 'Otto' wasn't due until August!
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[WP] The Antichrist comes aware after the battle. The armies of Man lay destroyed about him. He turns toward an unexpected sound. The soccer mom stands over him, bloodied and swaying. In her one good hand, a jagged piece of desert worn iron. Iron that 2,000 years ago had been three iron spikes.
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[WP] The German officer respectfully saluted you just as his tank exploded. The one man 'blitzpanzer' you'd stolen rode on a cushion of air, and was deadly accurate. You silently hoped it worked on water. "King and country!" you yell, but it's miles to go before you enter the stormy English Channel.
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