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Con*Stellation XXVI: Ophiuchus
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12-14 October 2007
Huntsville Alabama

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SF Mad Lib #1

The SF Mad Lib ...

"So, what do you two have on your minds?"

Emily Alexander back and forth between Honor and her husband, one arched. She sat in her favorite nook in the White Haven atrium Hamish had built for her years before, gazing at them across the constantly rippling surface of a crystal-clear koi pond. Honor could taste her curiosity, and with it a faint edge of amusement, and her own twitched as she realized how much she and Hamish must resemble a pair of truant schoolchildren, before their instructor with their 'cats on their shoulders to own up to their misdeeds.

But the temptation to smile disappeared as Honor reflected on what they were here to "own up to," and she deeply.

"Emily," Hamish said, "Honor and I have something we need to tell you. I hope it won't distress you, or cause you any , but it's something you have to know about."

"My, that sounds ," she said lightly, with a smile.

... as filled in ...

"So, what do you two have on your minds?"

Emily Alexander back and forth between Honor and her husband, one arched. She sat in her favorite nook in the White Haven atrium Hamish had built for her years before, gazing at them across the constantly rippling surface of a crystal-clear koi pond. Honor could taste her curiosity, and with it a faint edge of amusement, and her own twitched as she realized how much she and Hamish must resemble a pair of truant schoolchildren, before their instructor with their 'cats on their shoulders to own up to their misdeeds.

But the temptation to smile disappeared as Honor reflected on what they were here to "own up to," and she deeply.

"Emily," Hamish said, "Honor and I have something we need to tell you. I hope it won't distress you, or cause you any , but it's something you have to know about."

"My, that sounds ," she said lightly, with a smile.

The original text ...

"So, what do you two have on your minds?"

Emily Alexander back and forth between Honor and her husband, one arched. She sat in her favorite nook in the White Haven atrium Hamish had built for her years before, gazing at them across the constantly rippling surface of a crystal-clear koi pond. Honor could taste her curiosity, and with it a faint edge of amusement, and her own twitched as she realized how much she and Hamish must resemble a pair of truant schoolchildren, before their instructor with their 'cats on their shoulders to own up to their misdeeds.

But the temptation to smile disappeared as Honor reflected on what they were here to "own up to," and she deeply.

"Emily," Hamish said, "Honor and I have something we need to tell you. I hope it won't distress you, or cause you any , but it's something you have to know about."

"My, that sounds ," she said lightly, with a smile.

(SF MadLibbed)
From At All Costs by David Weber


SF Mad Lib #2

The SF Mad Lib ...

Major Arthur Farrell's vibrated to the howls of the generators braking the captured Kalendru starship to a soft landing in the main military port of the world Unity planners had labeled Maxus 377. The engineers hadn't bothered to jury-rig displays after they gutted the ship's hold for the assault force. If the strikers of Company C41 wanted, they could tap visuals from the flight deck onto their helmet visors and look at the warped-looking Spook structures they would in the next few seconds.

Farrell didn't bother to . Instead he rechecked his stinger. He wore crossed bandoliers of ammo packs and dangling blast ; a medical kit; two supplementary communication units; two -- one of them powered, the other with a shorter fixed blade that could double as a climbing spike; and a packet of emergency . The integral canteen of Farrell's back-and-breast armor held two quarts of , but he carried an additional three gallons in a backpack. The weight slowed him and made his sag brutally against his shoulders, but the cost was worth it to him.

... as filled in ...

Major Arthur Farrell's vibrated to the howls of the generators braking the captured Kalendru starship to a soft landing in the main military port of the world Unity planners had labeled Maxus 377. The engineers hadn't bothered to jury-rig displays after they gutted the ship's hold for the assault force. If the strikers of Company C41 wanted, they could tap visuals from the flight deck onto their helmet visors and look at the warped-looking Spook structures they would in the next few seconds.

Farrell didn't bother to . Instead he rechecked his stinger. He wore crossed bandoliers of ammo packs and dangling blast ; a medical kit; two supplementary communication units; two -- one of them powered, the other with a shorter fixed blade that could double as a climbing spike; and a packet of emergency . The integral canteen of Farrell's back-and-breast armor held two quarts of , but he carried an additional three gallons in a backpack. The weight slowed him and made his sag brutally against his shoulders, but the cost was worth it to him.

The original text ...

Major Arthur Farrell's vibrated to the howls of the generators braking the captured Kalendru starship to a soft landing in the main military port of the world Unity planners had labeled Maxus 377. The engineers hadn't bothered to jury-rig displays after they gutted the ship's hold for the assault force. If the strikers of Company C41 wanted, they could tap visuals from the flight deck onto their helmet visors and look at the warped-looking Spook structures they would in the next few seconds.

Farrell didn't bother to . Instead he rechecked his stinger. He wore crossed bandoliers of ammo packs and dangling blast ; a medical kit; two supplementary communication units; two -- one of them powered, the other with a shorter fixed blade that could double as a climbing spike; and a packet of emergency . The integral canteen of Farrell's back-and-breast armor held two quarts of , but he carried an additional three gallons in a backpack. The weight slowed him and made his sag brutally against his shoulders, but the cost was worth it to him.

(SF MadLibbed)
From Redliners by David Drake


SF Mad Lib #3

The SF Mad Lib ...

As a warrior, Nukurren had heard the demons come. She still remembered the enormous that ripped through the . She herself had seen nothing. The sound had her from an exhausted sleep, and by the time she out of the barracks there was nothing to be seen but a huge red splotch on the . The strange mark on the was terrifying.

Others in the Warrior's Square claimed to have seen the Great Kraken itself east toward the ocean, spewing molten across the sky. So great had been its terror! They had pointed, with quivering , to the red blotch.

... as filled in ...

As a warrior, Nukurren had heard the demons come. She still remembered the enormous that ripped through the . She herself had seen nothing. The sound had her from an exhausted sleep, and by the time she out of the barracks there was nothing to be seen but a huge red splotch on the . The strange mark on the was terrifying.

Others in the Warrior's Square claimed to have seen the Great Kraken itself east toward the ocean, spewing molten across the sky. So great had been its terror! They had pointed, with quivering , to the red blotch.

The original text ...

As a warrior, Nukurren had heard the demons come. She still remembered the enormous that ripped through the . She herself had seen nothing. The sound had her from an exhausted sleep, and by the time she out of the barracks there was nothing to be seen but a huge red splotch on the . The strange mark on the was terrifying.

Others in the Warrior's Square claimed to have seen the Great Kraken itself east toward the ocean, spewing molten across the sky. So great had been its terror! They had pointed, with quivering , to the red blotch.

(SF MadLibbed)
From Mother of Demons by Eric Flint


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