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I looked over the stern of the boat, watching Jim's body mix wit the foaming wake and icy ocean water, and thought, "Well, I'm glad that's over."
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3 comments:
As the last beacon spun out into the instellar void, the captain turned back to his well-thumbed copy of [i]A Tale of Two Cities[/i], knowing full well that rescue would never come in time to rescue the crew.
-Kevin Reid-Rice
That should have been "to save the crew." Sorry.
-Kevin
Pretty cool - do you have any more?
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