Sunday, January 30, 2011

Microfiction Monday # 53



Welcome to Microfiction Monday.
Where a picture paints 140 characters.

Susan over at Stonyriver hosts Microfiction Monday The rules are simple,to use Susan's picture she posts then compose a story up to 140 characters including spaces and punctuation.

So here is this weeks picture and my story to go with.


Ain't that the Life-Buoy from our sunkin skiff shouted Popeye
I pray the pirates didn't melt dear Olive Oyl and add her to the soap.

Now Leap on over to Susan's place and leave your name.
She even has a brilliant counter to help us count.
As Susan promises, it's fast, it's fiction, it's fun!

46 comments:

  1. I do hope Olive Oyl is OK, she's my favorite :)

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  2. Dianne;

    Mine too! Thanks for coming by!

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  3. I never would've thought of that! Good one!

    Have a great week.

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  4. Oh gross, Peggy! But what's gotta be's gotta be!
    (Really, it is a great µ-fiction!)
    ..

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  5. Eeuuww, poor Olive. Very good, Peggy, sure to be the most original take on the prompt this week.
    -- K

    Kay, Alberta, Canada
    An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel

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  6. Oh, this is terrific, Peggy! I love it! Hadn't thought of Olive Oly in ages! How fun! Hope you have a great week1

    Sylvia

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  7. Thanks Hope;
    I see sailor men and I think of Popeye!
    Strange , I am!
    Have a nice week. We're getting more snow!
    Boo Hoo!

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  8. Somebody gimme some Spinach!!!

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  9. Jim;

    I know, gross. I just happen to have a bar of live oil soap in my showe!

    Kay D;

    I bet it's the only Popeye.
    Is that good or...bad? Ha ha
    Thank you so much for coming by!

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  10. Sylvia;

    Really, me either.
    It must have been the salty sailors that reminded me.
    Hope you're week is warmer .
    I'm thinkin Spring!

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  11. G-man;

    Spinach on the way over. :)
    Thanks G-man fro coming by!

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  12. Thanks for the laugh, Peggy! LOL--Olive Oyl melted and in the soap!

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  13. Peggy, I couldn't help myself-I was laughing out loud with this one! Very creative and funny!

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  14. Poor Olive! They wouldn't get much soap out of her though.... :O)

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  15. Thanks Susan, so much.
    Laughing is so good for us!
    Win win!

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  16. Diane;

    You're right Olive is stick thin.
    But I do enjoy my olive oil soap!

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  17. Oh that's great! :> Love the fear for Olive Oyl, leaving quite a picture painted in my head! :>

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  18. Olive Oyl had many hidden talents, and now it appears the pirates have discovered yet another use for the old girl. LOL So creative!

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  19. Great fun Peggy...poor Olive Oyl always did get the brunt of it! I haven't thought of Popeye in years! Love it!


    ~Jean

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  20. Mercy me! Not lovely Olive Oyl

    Fun one Peggy

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  21. Never would have thought of Popeye, well done :)

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  22. LOL! I expect Olive Oil would have survived the soap suds. A Fun take on the pic. :O)

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  23. This made me laugh :-) I don't think they'd have got much fat from Olive!

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  24. karen;

    Popeye wasn't very demonstrative with Olive.
    Thanks for your comment .

    Lisa;

    Olive oil and soap go together .
    Thanks for taking the time to comment.

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  25. ms daisey;

    Thank you, I'm glad to have brought back memories. Have a great week!

    Moondustwriter.

    loved your expression, "mercy me" :)

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  26. Thanks Anthony;

    I appreciate your comment!

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  27. i love both Popeye n Olive Oyl. Loved ur take!! happy MFM!!

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  28. Ellen;

    Maybe a stretch but it's what came to my twisted mind first! HE HE
    Thanks for coming by!

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  29. Jabblog;

    Not much fat from dear Olive,
    Thanks for taking the time to comment.
    Have a good week.

    Madeleine;

    I suppect you would be right. Cartoon characters seem to bounce back quickly.
    See you next time.

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  30. Oh poor Olive Oyl, hope she's not disolved!

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  31. Akela;

    She'll come to the surface soon. She always managed to do so in the cartoon.
    Thanks for coming by today!

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  32. priyanka;

    Thanks for your comment.
    I so appreciate it1

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  33. Poor Olive Oyl! She may be in trouble! This is brilliant!

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  34. Awe thanks mom;
    I will come over and read yours now!

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  35. Love the way your mind works, Peggy! Thank you for starting my day with a laugh.

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  36. Poor Olive. I always liked her better than Popeye. But I guess he couldn't be used for soap - Spinach Soap?

    Really fun slant on the photo. Thanks so much for stopping by my blog.

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  37. Thanks Michael,
    Such a nice compliment!
    Have a beautiful week.

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  38. Grandma;

    Spinach soap, yucky, you're right about that. HAHAHAHA
    Olive oyl soap, a bit nicer!
    Thanks so much for visiting me today.

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  39. LOL...this is great...I had wondered what ever had happened to Popeye and his girlfriend...now I know! Was Wimpy also on the ship? If so, I hope he escaped with a few hamburgers....

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  40. Too clever and so original! Love your sense of humor!
    :)

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  41. Sure hope Olive Oyl is OK, They do look like one of them could be Poyeye.

    Wonderful Peggy.

    Oh, I sent you an invite to be friends on the Facebook. Just wondering if you got it.

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  42. hahaha... Olive Oyl will be a great exfoliating content of the soap. nice one.

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