All Comments on 'Fifteen Games Adults Play'

Are often the best. As it is with your 50 word wonders. I anxiously await each new contest to read your newest compilation of theses shortest of the shorts.

It takes a bit of skill to write them, I have tried.

So, hats off to you, Og. Well done as always...

What a fun one! Ring Price was my favorite. I love the twists (every pun intended) in these. Great job, as always, Og. :)

Creative, inventive, provocative, and good.

Great job.

Good work o' master of the 50 words. Terse and to the point as usual. Good luck in the contest.

I especially liked the simple end to Costume Drama. Very challenging and I hope as rewarding for you as it was for us.

very witty, sharp and succinct. Well done Og!

This had such a poetic quality to it in the sound and rhythm of the words you chose. And I just love finding engagement rings under "fetish".

So evocative and humorous and witty.

Thank you for posting it,

Maharat

I loved these, Ogg. They were as brilliant as I've come to expect from your 50 word stories. I didn't get the relevance for Valentine's Day, though, except for the last one.

A lovely group, but I fail to see the connection to the contest theme, other than the last entry. Kind of makes it look like an afterthought.

I realise how it must be getting harder and harder with every contest... the writing of these shorts, that is. Still, a wonder that you continue doing it. :)

Good luck in the contest, Og.

Is it 50 words in the story? What constitutes a word? Do they have to be a combination of at least 50 words of any amont of letters? Or, like an old typing test where it was five strokes to make a word. To me it was interesting writing. I don't thing I could do it. I don't think I want to try. Sorry if my 100 takes you out of the low score running.

Kudo's to you

DG Hear

#11 was my favorite. Sex & Dr. Seuss, can't lose.

You never disappoint me Og. I know I say this every time, but you have a real gift for saying a lot in the simplest terms.

Script

great little stories, as always!

I like that the stories existed as unique entities while still having a sense of flow between them.