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Mr. Windows

Linda can not stop playing a game on her lap top.

37 total reviews 
Comment from Alex Rosel
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I like the fact the laptop is called Mr. Windows. It's quirky detail like that which can bring a piece of prose to life :)

I also like the way you culminate this piece, killing the laptop rather than Linda :)

Here are a few points you might like to consider:

Leave me alone with my lap top -- Spag? laptop not lap top?

You know it's been raining- or do you- with your nose in that thing. -- Spag? A question should be punctuated with a question mark: or do you? It's perfectly okay to have a question mark mid-sentence where appropriate.

You do love me. -- Spag? I read this as a question, in which case you'll need a question mark. If it's not a question, that's fine.

Good luck with the competition :)

 Comment Written 09-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 09-Jul-2019
    Thanks for the input. Did edit laptop.
Comment from JanPerry
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This is a humorous piece as well. "Mr Windows" has stolen your heart with his online games. Well said. I'd say Linda is living with a dangerous guy and his gun. As long as it's fiction.
A short piece but worth the read.

 Comment Written 09-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 09-Jul-2019
    thank You.
Comment from JudyE
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This doesn't sound such a bad idea! Thanks for an entertaining read.

I've made a few suggestions but ignore them if you don't agree.

Please shut-up Bruce. - delete hyphen

Yeah I do. She's called empty pillow. - comma after 'Yeah'

Oh, just go to bed. Leave me alone with my lap top. - laptop should be one word

If you put your mutt outdoors you'd lose him in the lawn. - comma after 'outdoors'

Yeah. I lost you to a guy named, Mr. Windows. - delete comma

Go belly ache someplace else. hyphenate 'belly-ache'

Did you say us? You and that lap top is an us? - I might have put single quote marks round 'us'.

Oh this? It's called a gun, a pistol and back in the 1950's, a rod. - commas after 'Oh' and 'pistol'

You see when I shoot this gun the neighbors won't be disturbed - comma after 'gun'

Thanks for a fun read. I'm happy to give it five stars after a bit of editing.
Judy

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 Comment Written 08-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 08-Jul-2019
    Thanks!
Comment from Brenda Henderson
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Strangely hilarious! I Love it twisted and funny. I'm certain your readers will appreciate this piece. I didn't see the ending coming at all. Good believable dialogue. It will be interesting to see how you continue to develop this. Solid effort. Keep writing!

 Comment Written 07-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 08-Jul-2019
    Thank you!
reply by Brenda Henderson on 08-Jul-2019
    You're very welcome!
Comment from Winslow
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Dear Gunner,

A very fun read. Well done. Since it is all dialogue I suppose you don't need quotation marks. It made me think of the Bickersons. Great snappy dialogue and I really thought the ending great. I wonder if Bruce will really get his bacon and eggs in the morning?

Cheers,

Winslow

 Comment Written 07-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 07-Jul-2019
    Eggs over easy, bacon and orange juice!
    Thank You!!
Comment from James W. Reynolds
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This is an entertaining read with a bit of suspense. When the gun came out, I was a little worried for Linda - though (as it turns out) I should have been worried for the computer. That was an effective twist.

 Comment Written 07-Jul-2019


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    Thank You!
Comment from Sanku
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This was really fun .I hope you win .This story is very relevant in these days. Your dialogues well planned and there was no problem to follow the situation.
All the best .

 Comment Written 07-Jul-2019


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    Thank You!
Comment from Lobber
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Hi there,
Unfortunately it's a dialogue if not said is actually "thought of" as said. Addictions come in many forms, shapes and sizes. Guns are overkill...try a water-bath.- Lobber

 Comment Written 07-Jul-2019


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Comment from Phyllis Stewart
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Something tells me she is not as pleased as she pretends to be, and once she gets a chance, it will be payback time. What does HE value? Not a computer, but perhaps his car? Or his hair? Hehe. He'd look weird totally bald. :)

 Comment Written 06-Jul-2019


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Comment from Rikki66
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Food for Bruce killing Mr. Windows. I have a wife like Bruce but her addiction is picture puzzles. I haven't gone as far as Bruce but have been tempted. Well written dialogue good luck in the contest.
Rikki:)

 Comment Written 06-Jul-2019


reply by the author on 07-Jul-2019
    Thank You!
reply by Rikki66 on 07-Jul-2019
    You're Welcome.
    Rikki:)