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Crazy Connections!

Do you see that link down at the bottom of the page, you know, the one that reads "Random Story"? Click It. No I am serious, click it. That is step one of the Crazy Connections! Challenge. Step two is to click it again. That's right, two random stories. Now you have all the pieces to your puzzle. Your goal is to connect two random stories in a way that works. It can be funny, or serious, but it has to work. Sequel the story that acts as your connections prequel and add the link to the second story in a comment. Entries will be judged on the creativeness of the connection. Now, you could obviously click random several times until you get two good stories, but that's cheating. Not that anyone will know, so this is all "on your honor". If the stories you get are already connected feel free to hit that random link one more time. Have fun! Here is the link in case you have trouble: http://ficly.com/stories/random

From the Ficly archive

Challengers

7 entries
  1. Legendary Chess

    Author: Emilou

    It all started one Saturday morning, in Central Park. Several tables were already taken by old men, who were playing games they had started 40 years ago, at…

    Jan 20, 2011 · Ficly archive

  2. The gold four leaf clover.

    Author: Kat Peters

    I don’t know if you believe in destiny or some call it fate, but that is exactly what I believe united Veronica and I. It wasn’t like that in the beginning, in…

    Jan 18, 2011 · Ficly archive

  3. Pre-Days

    Author: morgEn

    As the helicopter blades made frantic circles over the ocean I started to fall asleep. I knew I should be alert, possibly even on guard but these past few days…

    Jan 15, 2011 · Ficly archive

  4. Relativity

    Author: JayDee

    “... and some people-” said Sam, his discourse on all the evils of the world looking like it was rallying for another offensive. “Please,” said Ian. “Don’t get…

    Jan 13, 2011 · Ficly archive

  5. Broken

    Author: Lillian

    When I read the letter, I knew that there was no hope. Not even Santa could help me now. She was gone forever. I knew that proposing probably would have been…

    Jan 12, 2011 · Ficly archive

  6. Broken

    Author: Lillian

    When I read the letter, I knew that there was no hope. Not even Santa could help me now. She was gone forever. I knew that proposing probably would have been…

    Jan 12, 2011 · Ficly archive

  7. Teenagers

    Author: LittleSecrets

    I hate therapy. It’s for psychopaths and emotionally compormised losers. I am neither of those. I’m just a teenager. And teenagers do stupid things. Stupid…

    Jan 12, 2011 · Ficly archive (1)