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Goosebumps: Once in a Blue Moon - Ch3The massive creature stood stooped in the tiny closet, its black claws flecked with splinters. It must have been at least seven feet tall. Its body was hairy and ape-like, but it had the head and neck of a vicious lizard. It bared its razor-sharp teeth and growled, drooling on the floor of the closet, glaring menacingly at Sean.

Sean couldn’t move. He was paralyzed with fright.

And then the monster reared back and roared, spraying globs of spit in Sean’s face.

Screaming at the top of his lungs, Sean dropped the lamp and scrambled wildly for the bedroom door, mere moments before the monster lunged. Its clawed hands ripped a deep

Goosebumps: Once in a Blue Moon - Ch2“What is that, one of those Goosebumps books?”

Sean un-buried his nose from the book and looked up at Vanessa, who was stirring a pot of boiling macaroni on the stove. She was looking at him with mild interest.

“Yeah,” Sean replied, “my brother used to collect ‘em. I found them in his closet and I thought I’d read some of them again for fun.”

Vanessa turned the heat down on the burner and carried the pot to the sink, dumping the contents into a large plastic colander. “Wow, I remember those too!” she said airily. “Scared the crap out of me when I was in elementary school.

Goosebumps: Once in a Blue Moon - Ch1This is going to be a great story, Sean Rossdale thought gleefully.

His tall narrow bookshelf stood next to the dresser, packed tightly with over fifty different books. His bicycle helmet hung from one of the rear posts of his bed. And his notebook laid open in front of him as he sat hunched at his writing desk, tapping his mechanical pencil as he brainstormed fresh ideas for his next short story.

Up until a few months ago, this room had belonged to Sean’s older brother Nick. But Nick had left for college in August, and Mr. and Mrs. Rossdale had agreed that Sean could move into his empty bedroom. Sean had always wanted this room, as

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F16 - It's Super Effectiveby *jbwarner86

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Another Forever 16 from the far-off year of 2005 – specifically, May 1, 2005, which you may remember as the date Pokémon Emerald arrived in America.

Generation III has its detractors, but I don’t have anything but love for it. It was the generation that got me back into the games, after all. Eric and Jenny love it too, of course, though Vince remains thoroughly out of the loop.

love 1 1

joy 2 2

~~wow 0 0~~

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

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~DomnuWyrda Mar 2, 2013 Hobbyist Writer

I've been with Pokemon since Yellow version, and I gotta say, you've captured the whole essence of it right here. I remember spending an awful lot of time with Ruby and Emerald version, so much to the point that when it came time to transfer the buggers to Gen 4, it took me several days before I was satisfied with the boyos I brought over. I'm pretty sure I have two PC boxes worth of guys that have the description "Arrived after a long travel through time".

Ra the Blaziken FTW!

Yeah, Vince doesn't get it.

~Blazestar31 Feb 24, 2013

Geez, does this bring me back. Gen III is where I started

... Pokémon Sapphire, a treeko named Danny, and a whole team of run-of-the-mill Com-mons with misspelled and/or gender-confused names.
It was so great. I'm pretty sure it took me, like, half an hour to figure out how to get to Route 101 and get the real part of the game started