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Wednesday, March 04, 2009

3 Word Wednesday











A loose-kneed ramble took him to the reserved baccarat seat where he ogled the dealer's cleavage and pushed a stack of chips forward. Tonight's gig would replace the investors' funds before the avengers struck, but this time the chips disappeared as if down a black hole and he was into the house money. It wasn't until he saw the FBI badge thrust in front on him that he knew genuine fear.




Thanks to ThomG for the Three Word Wednesday Prompt: avenge, ramble and genuine.



Fractal created in Fractal Explorer.



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18 comments:

Giggles said...

Sounds like he's due for a trip to Gamblers Anonymous~!

Lucy said...

should we give him a bailout too?
great job sue!

Anonymous said...

I like it. He isn't having a good night!

Anonymous said...

Very cool! Your fractal is beautiful!

Anonymous said...

cool !! perfect in such short write !

Jeeves said...

He sure needs help. Very nice one

magiceye said...

well woven tale

Anonymous said...

Doing on a small scale what the banks, government, and others do on a large scale. It's usually only the small-timers that pay, though.

Whitesnake said...

Sometimes woman, ya just astound me with ya brilliance....

me spelling has gone ta pot........

Sherri B. said...

So much said in such a short story! I loved it...and your image is gorgeous! I'm really enjoying seeing your fractals each week.

anthonynorth said...

Sounds to me like a typical day at the bank :-)
Enjoyed that.

Thom Gabrukiewicz said...

All too plausible in this day and age. Nicely done.

Geraldine said...

What an interesting work! I enjoyed reading this very much. I agree, maybe a trip to Gamblers Anonymous next?

Hugs, G

EG CameraGirl said...

Bwahahaha! I enjoyed reading this.

Andy Sewina said...

Yeah, you got it!

Bee Bee said...

I am amazed by the brilliant images you create for each post. I find them exotic.

Megha said...

What happened next ?

Cassiopeia Rises said...

This is excellent Sue. I also thought of writing a short story. These words were hard.
Loved it.

love,Melanie