- Invitation Status
- Look for groups
- Posting Speed
- 1-3 posts per day
- Online Availability
- Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, from 5pm-10pm US EAST
- Writing Levels
- Douche
- Adaptable
- Preferred Character Gender
- Male
- Primarily Prefer Male
- Genres
- Fantasy, Sci-fi, Modern, Warlike, and Furry RP's.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words...
Well I say it's six.
Welcome to the 18th Six-Word-Story writing contest! It is a (pretty)weekly exercise with a simple, yet brain-churning idea: Turn a picture into six words.
But this is not just any week...this is CHALLENGE WEEK! Which means you will be CHALLENGED! With a CHALLENGE!!!
Now, unlike the other two challenge weeks (which come every six weeks), there won't be any additional rules, gimmicks, or bonus points, but the picture for this week is very challenging, I promise.
Simple enough, right? Well, maybe. IDK. There are a few rules however for sly foxes
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Well I say it's six.
Welcome to the 18th Six-Word-Story writing contest! It is a (pretty)weekly exercise with a simple, yet brain-churning idea: Turn a picture into six words.
But this is not just any week...this is CHALLENGE WEEK! Which means you will be CHALLENGED! With a CHALLENGE!!!
Now, unlike the other two challenge weeks (which come every six weeks), there won't be any additional rules, gimmicks, or bonus points, but the picture for this week is very challenging, I promise.
Simple enough, right? Well, maybe. IDK. There are a few rules however for sly foxes
.1. All words count as as word (very redundant, but it means that even single letters like 'A' and 'I' count as a word)
2. Acronyms (like N.A.T.O. and P.O.O.P) and conjoined words (like they're and ain't) each count as separate individual words (N.A.T.O=4 words/They're=two words)
3. Punctuation does not count as words.
4. Six words. No more. No less. Unless otherwise specified.
2. Acronyms (like N.A.T.O. and P.O.O.P) and conjoined words (like they're and ain't) each count as separate individual words (N.A.T.O=4 words/They're=two words)
3. Punctuation does not count as words.
4. Six words. No more. No less. Unless otherwise specified.
Ohh yea, a plain white image!
