It was more like a challenge, “Do not click” implied to me an or else. Or else what? I thought. Perhaps my head would explode, or implode, or my mouse-clicking hand would wither and die. It’s more of a curiousity thing. But, yes, we folks in the people suits prefer not to be told we can’t do anything; that’s why Locke on Lost is probably so popular.

Hah!, I was trying to write a sequel tpo one of my stories, but i guess i carelessly hit “write” so it came out as a seperate story. It didn’t really make sense w/o the prequel, so i made it blank and titled it “Disregard this post”. It’s the only ficlet of mine to ever be on the most active list.

D’oh!!

Don’t try to fight
Don’t try to save me

I most certainly have noticed it. The element of curiosity is a good one to use.

You bet I did – ‘cause I live dangerous, outside the borders, never taking anything from The Man. I’m the rebel with a cause, never settling for the rules society wants to cram down my throat. ‘Cause that’s how I roll. Lose the zero and get with the hero.

this reminds me of an e-mail my friend got once, it said do not click and she didn’t know (or care) who sent it and she read it and bacically her computer went ploosh.

Nick – I love the phrase “people suits.” Perhaps I will turn that into a Ficlet of its own?

Richard Peck – That is precicely what inspired this little experiment. I considered making this a sequal to your post, but I thought it was too unrelated. =)

BARomero – Billy Joel is the man. =)

Storykeeper of Fae – It definatly is.

Howie – Your comment made me laugh. That’s definatly the best way to live. =)

Harvard – I’ve gotten my fair share of those e-mails as well. Damn spam!

Hah! That would really brighten my day seeing a sequel to that!

Aha.

Look how many people commented on this ficlet. You’re onto something with a challenge like this. Off to read Howie’s sequel!