The shapeshifting Skrulls infiltrated Earth posing as key figures all over the world in order to gain critical information and maintain control of our planet. Eventually they were defeated and the last three were rounded up and taken apart and put on display as an example for others to see what happens when you are caught impersonating others. When these last three Skrulls were captured, they quoted Oscar Wilde saying, “Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery”, but nobody fell for that, as here on Earth we have copyright laws for everything. Their willful copyright infringement resulted in imprisonment of their bodies for 100 years and their heads and hands were being exhibited and exposed to the public for humiliation. In order to get the nourishment that they needed, they were required to write, “I will np longer try impersonate another Earthling, or chew gum in class” 1,000 times every day.
Written for Fandango’s Flash Fiction Challenge #225.
Good story Jim.
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It is a little bit kookie, but considering the picture, I guess that is what was expected. When I acted badly in class, I used to have to write out punishments on the blackboard and the picture reminded me of that.
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I never did that, behaved badly in class.
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All that writing out punishments on the blackboard was just training for the discipline to write out so many Blog posts every day.
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My teachers must have known that I was going to be a writer.
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Perhaps they won’t do it again?
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At least not for a hundred years.
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🤣good one
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Thanks.
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“…or chew gum in class.” 🤣
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You have no idea how many times I had to write that on the blackboard when I was in grammar school.
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🤣
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Great take Jim and I love the name ‘Skrulls’ fits them perfectly🙌
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I watched a Disney show the other day that featured these Skrulls, so I can’t take credit for inventing that.
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Well I wouldn’t have know – very honest Jim 😊
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I never liked doing ‘lines’ in school, not even for an hour.
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I used to get detention all the time because I acted out and most of the punishment involved writing sentences on the blackboard about not doing things again.
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