“Sir, you might want to see this.”
The senior astronomer at the FMT (Field of Many Telescopes) peered through the eyepiece. “Huh. Can you get into focus?”
“I’ve tried, sir. This is as good as it gets. That’s not a meteor headed for Earth is it?”
“Can’t be. It’s moving too erratically.”
Then the fly buzzed off leaving the two men dumbfounded.
This is a story in 100 words or fewer (this one happens to be exactly 100) for Friday Fictioneers hosted by Rochelle-Wisoff-Fields based on the photo above. Click the blue frog to read more stories inspired by this photo!
Hah!
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Thanks! 🙂
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Nature will have its way.
Very funny.
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Bugs will be bugs. Thanks!
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I second lbeth. Hah hah! 😕
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Thanks! 😀
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Those flies! Fun read.
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Thanks. Silly story this time 🙂
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Ha, reminds me of Tintin when a spider was sitting on the telescope.
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LOL Yep. Probably would have made a little more sense to use a spider in this sort of environment 🙂
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Hehe, what fun. Great take on the prompt.
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So simple and so funny. I love it.
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Ha.
BTW: I think you left off the word “a” in your third paragraph: “That’s not (a) meteor headed for Earth is it?”
Randy
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Thanks for reading and thanks, too, for pointing out my omission. I have a bigger problem with omissions than I do spelling 🙂
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Hahaha, this was amazing! Loved it!
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Thanks!
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