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December 24, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Roaring fires - just the thing to dispose of an inconveniant corpse when Scooby's already too full to eat it. The line "A tree that cuts down people?" made me laugh out loud, although I figured they ought to think themselves lucky it wasn't the tree from the first Evil Dead movie... Plus, with a Pine costume you can claim a hypothetical 2nd score on the Evergreen prompt :D
Fred and Daphne: The obvious couple while everyone else was exploring. How Daphne wasn't pregnant five cases in is a Mystery the Mystery Machine couldn't explain as Fred didn't seem the condom buying type... It is brief, but it sure does fit.
Shaggy's gun did seem a little unexpected, but is more realistic, especially for a scared American ;)
Good one and you'd probably have to go a long way to find someone who didn't know Scooby and friends
Fred and Daphne: The obvious couple while everyone else was exploring. How Daphne wasn't pregnant five cases in is a Mystery the Mystery Machine couldn't explain as Fred didn't seem the condom buying type... It is brief, but it sure does fit.
Shaggy's gun did seem a little unexpected, but is more realistic, especially for a scared American ;)
Good one and you'd probably have to go a long way to find someone who didn't know Scooby and friends
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December 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Ah, what a twist! They killed the fake monster before he could say his overused line. XD I came into this story thinking you were going to kill one of the gang. @_@
I noticed a few minor errors, but overall, your story had a good flow to it. Nice job. :)
I noticed a few minor errors, but overall, your story had a good flow to it. Nice job. :)
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December 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Oh, this was wonderful! I absolutely loved the solution to disposing of the monster...something I would have done myself! However, I find myself craving a sandwich and a roaring fire to eat it by... :D
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December 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Hahahahahaha, wow, this was just hilarity piled upon hilarity! The fact that it should have been horribly disturbing but actually wasn't (at least to me) only compounds the fun. The build up to the climax really felt like the cartoon, you have some excellent attention to detail and the "show off the research" attitude is very obvious. Very nice build up with zaniness and an excellent conclusion. It also really shows how thick the group is, how they're all willing to cover for each other.
I'd critique only the single typo I found "than" should be "that" in the sandwich description of the fake ghosts, and the fact that we see very little focus on Scooby Doo when the "Yule log" conclusion plays out. Loved the "rotten pine" comment, though. All in all, an excellent job! Very true to the series!
I'd critique only the single typo I found "than" should be "that" in the sandwich description of the fake ghosts, and the fact that we see very little focus on Scooby Doo when the "Yule log" conclusion plays out. Loved the "rotten pine" comment, though. All in all, an excellent job! Very true to the series!
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December 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
Snydington -- nice word play.
"Definitely not the best Yule log," LOVED it!
What a great Yule gift!
Thanks for sharing. PW
"Definitely not the best Yule log," LOVED it!
What a great Yule gift!
Thanks for sharing. PW
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December 22, 2010 at 12:00 AM
When did Shaggy start carrying a gun and what idiot was silly enough to approve him for one? LOL!!!! Killer Christmas tree's and nasty yule logs... I love it! Great characterization of the gang as well!
(Note: Today's Captcha is 'Dendoy onk' which totally sounds like a Scooby-ism)
(Note: Today's Captcha is 'Dendoy onk' which totally sounds like a Scooby-ism)