Hee. I'm thinking on it. I have plans. Evil plans. Big gay evil plans.

Music to my evil ears! (And I think I'm going to tag part of that statement.)

Also, my scenario for the Worst-Case Scenario thing is priceless. I'll have to bounce ideas off you at some point.

Oh! Oh! Mine is actually perfect for SGA. (And some other fandoms, but honestly, SGA would be dead easy.) Bounce away.

Do people have to actually *survive* the Worst-Case Scenario? Cause mine, not so easy.

Posts are now gone. Only thing that's left is:

Screw it. Y'all win.

And all of the bitchy comments. Heh.

Do people have to actually *survive* the Worst-Case Scenario? Cause mine, not so easy.

I don't think the rules said anything about survival. Although now I'm a little scared.

Screw it. Y'all win.

That's so funny!

Groundhog Day scenario. Unrealized realities. Magical and alien resurrection. Opportunities to kill off characters you dislike.

Do people have to actually *survive* the Worst-Case Scenario?

I don't think they even have to be the primary participants/victims of it. The email I got from slodwick just said, " The scenario you're assigned should play at least some role in the story you write, either directly or indirectly. Be as creative as you can!" Dr. House and Dr. Wilson could treat the guy who didn't run from the killer bees, Spike could see someone in the car teetering on the edge of a cliff and give it a little push, Krycek could try to mug someone who decided his wallet was worth dying for . . .

Poor CJ: fandom stomped her but good. But really, she deserved it.

Do not piss into the Sea of Stories. Thank you.

Opportunities to kill off characters you dislike.

You know, this could be satisfying but short.

Grayza is attacked by a raging hippopotamus. She dies.

Kennedy is caught up in a riot. She dies.

Aquaman is caught in a tsunami. He dies.

Spike could see someone in the car teetering on the edge of a cliff and give it a little push

Ha! I am totally on board for this.