Sorry. I couldn't resist combining the threads Profanity in Fanfic and March\'s EVIL Alt-Dimension Challenge .

I realize that I am posting this too early, but that somehow seems to me to be in keeping with the spirit of a Bizarro challenge.

Disclaimer: I am not at all trying to posit that all people who swear are evil. I realize that that is far from the case. I just wanted to have a little fun combining the two threads in as succinct a way as possible, and this what I came up with.

All feedback welcomed.

Joy,
Lynn

Michael

Fantastic! Poor Lois, but at least it was obvious that she was in the wrong place!

Well done! Definitely short and to the point. Thanks for responding to the challenge already.

Cute, Lynn! You do as much with three lines as I do with three parts. You are indeed the master of brevity.

You might want to think about shortening the title and using that as your "description" though. How about: "Ooops, He Did It Again." /He referring to Wells, of course./

</font><blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr /><font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">Originally posted by VirginiaR:
<strong> Cute, Lynn!

Cute and funny. Poor Lois. How long has she been trying to get back to her Clark? How many wrong universes has she been dropped in? At least she'll have quite the story to tell when she gets back home.

Thank you all for leaving feedback. :-)

Michael, "queen of one-liners"? I like that.

QotC, thanks for the Bizarro challenges. They seem to be sparking more stories ideas in me than the regular ones. I wonder what that says about me? Maybe I don't want to know.

Virginia and Deadly Chakram, after I had posted the story, I had thought about shortening the title. Then I remembered the problems that the site's search engine had had with finding another story whose title I had changed (to correct a typo). I therefore figured I'd just stick with the original (lengthy) title. But since you both made suggestions similar to what I had been thinking, I decided to go ahead and shorten the title after all, and to make the original title into a subtitle.

Lady Loisette, both good questions, and both questions that I leave to the reader to answer. (Can you tell that "The Lady or the Tiger" had quite an impact on me when I read it as a child?)

Oops... DS is waking up. I'd best away.

Joy,
Lynn

Ha! That's great. I haven't managed to make it to the MBs recently. So glad I did today! I am going to have to read this "Profanity in Fanfic" thread… Come to think of it, do Lois or Clark ever swear on the show?