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Saturday Story: Satsuma Battleship (For FTP)

When Jack came home, he saw a basket full of satsumas. His mother was busy preparing for dinner. He took three satsumas and some forks. He jabbed three forks to each satsuma.

Suddenly, Three alien machines were circling around him, he had no way to run. He tried to shoot them with his conventional weapon. The big machine easily dodged the bullet and started firing him with laser beam. He hid behind a rock and started shooting again. One of his bullets hit one of the smaller machines. He tried to open it and thinking he could use it to fight back.

“What are you doing? Stop turning everything to alienship from that book! You’re too obsessed with that War World alien book!” His mom ruined his imagination, “Now eat that Satsuma!”

“Yes, Mom,” He peeled the Satsuma and grumbled, “It’s The War of the Worlds not War World Alien.”

Total: 150; Word: Fork (150 words)

Another flash for Flash in The Pan hosted by Red @ M3~Where Everything Matters

The inspiration came from this image on deviantart:

copyright: littleboyathome.deviantart.com
copyright: littleboyathome.deviantart.com

Any given corrections on grammar and critics on the story are more than welcome. Do share them in the comment 🙂

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11 responses to “Saturday Story: Satsuma Battleship (For FTP)”

  1. Alice Audrey

    It looks like something my kids would do. I was wondering what a satsuma was.

    You really got into that book. 🙂

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    1. Novroz

      Imaginative kids are always like that … I myself used to be like that.

      Well…actually, I really got into Noel Fielding 😉
      I have never heard him said orange, always Satsuma. At first, I wanted to give link to what satsuma is…but then I thought, nah let it be.
      Anyway, here’s a bit about satsuma http://whatscookingamerica.net/Q-A/Satsuma.htm

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      1. Alice Audrey

        You’re first explanation of Satsuma was plenty. I had no idea you got it from Noel, though.Are you saying War of the Worlds didn’t leave an impression?

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        1. Novroz

          I have never that word before till Noel said it.

          Well, it was good because I still can’t believe he has such great imagination at that time…but the story itself, as a whole, isn’t that memorable for me.

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          1. Alice Audrey

            One of the biggest handicaps of SF is the “at that time” factor. All the good ideas from SF get turned into reality.

  2. Dennis the Vizsla

    Mmmm, satsumas …

    Reply
    1. Novroz

      Tempting fruit, right? 😉

      Reply
  3. Caroline

    I was like that as a child and still are sometimes. 😉

    Reply
    1. Novroz

      Me too 😉
      Somehow I believe reading makes people an active imaginer

      Reply
  4. Red

    Love satsumas. Never turned them into aliens, though.
    xxx

    Reply
    1. Novroz

      I never done it myself…but a kid might do 😉

      Reply

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