20/20
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When the spacebar on his computer stopped functioning, Tuán Tǐ remembered an idea he'd had years before.
What would it be called if the total allowed length of a flash fiction assignment was just the length of the prompt?
Tuán Tǐ began hammering away on his nonfuctioning keyboard for twenty minutes a day, and it was in this moment that slash fiction arose out of some abyssal hole to liquidate the minds of the author, and by proxy, you.
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20/20 - 剸体
(in alphabetical order)
ALADDIN AND THE SNOW
ALGORITHMIC EGRESS
ANCIENT
BILBO
DAD
FLEETWOOD
GIMME THE SAUCE
HETFIELD
MAGRUDER’S WISH
MONKEY’S UNCLE
PICKY
RIGG
SATCHMO 1 (Satchmo’s Surprise)
THE DORK
THE KING
THE PLEX
THE SATCHMO 2 (Planter’s Peanuts)
THE SHOWDOWN
TIP
TO BE CONCLUDED (How Had He Not Noticed It Before)
ALADDIN AND THE SNOW
Aladdin was jumping around in the snow. One of Agrabagh's golden scarabs had burrowed itself into his forehead, and now Aladdin didn't want to do anything except dig around and make big piles of snow.
Do you think the boss is going to be ok?
Abu asked the Genie.
Shhh! Keep it down. Remember what happened last time we tried to stop him?
Indeed Abu did. It had been a pretty horrific scene. Aladdin started waving around his snow shovel with a diabolical fury, claiming that anyone who tried to stop him from accomplishing the Number One Goal would get his noggin' bonked and would never wake up.
Abu shivered and pulled his arms even tighter to his chest inside his vest.
The only one who seemed to be keeping his head above water was the carpet, who had always been the first to give up whenever Aladdin went into one of his rages, and was now frantically pushing snow in great lumps off of the ground, becoming rigid with frost in the process.
If only we could move this snow from over here to over there... Yes, that would just about do it... wait, or do we need to be moving this snow over here...?
Aladdin mumbled to himself.
The carpet was desperately trying to catch up every time Aladdin changed his goal threads. If Aladdin's plan changed to moving a different patch of snow to another place and the carpet wasn't fast enough to keep up, Aladdin would momentarily stop digging to chase after the carpet, plunging the shovel with his full might into the groud trying to slice the already brittle carpet into pieces. The fact that he did this silently with a crazed look on his face unnerved all in the company.
Suddenly Aladdin stood up straight and paused for a moment. He stared off into the distance as if his mind had become a blank. Gradually, a twisted smile took hold before he turned and pointed at the Genie and Abu.
You two! I want you to start eating as much snow as you can!
The Genie pointed to himself with his jaw dropped while Abu just stood still and blinked.
The carpet started to sneak up behind Aladdin with a lead cup he'd stashed away in one of his folds. He raised it up to strike and thought, this is for his own good.
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