Everybody Get's a Parting Gift
It could've happened this way35 total reviews
Comment from chatterbox1
What a great story. Your tale stays on point, holds the reader's interest and the pace is strong. There was a time when I thought I might find the loot!
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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What a great story. Your tale stays on point, holds the reader's interest and the pace is strong. There was a time when I thought I might find the loot!
Comment Written 26-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from pookietoo
A great entry in the family story contest. It is kind of humorous, and that i good. Keep up the great story writing. Have a wonderful day after Thanksgiving.
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A great entry in the family story contest. It is kind of humorous, and that i good. Keep up the great story writing. Have a wonderful day after Thanksgiving.
Comment Written 26-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
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Comment from Bill Schott
This story, Everybody Gets a Parting Gift, has a cool story attached to an even cooler ending. The tale stands along all the other DB Cooper stories written to give a bit of closure to this bizarre slice of history.
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This story, Everybody Gets a Parting Gift, has a cool story attached to an even cooler ending. The tale stands along all the other DB Cooper stories written to give a bit of closure to this bizarre slice of history.
Comment Written 26-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much Bill. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from Kooky Clown
What a great story and I just loved it what a great dad even if he was a bit weird. I wonder if the greenbacks were still spendable or out of date. Lovely ending think I will read it again and again. Kooky
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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What a great story and I just loved it what a great dad even if he was a bit weird. I wonder if the greenbacks were still spendable or out of date. Lovely ending think I will read it again and again. Kooky
Comment Written 26-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much Kooky. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from bob cullen
This is brilliant. And it proves one of my pet theories. Fiction often does present the most believable scenarios. I still remember D B Cooper and his incredible heist. They never did find him. Glad you waited until your Dad passed away.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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This is brilliant. And it proves one of my pet theories. Fiction often does present the most believable scenarios. I still remember D B Cooper and his incredible heist. They never did find him. Glad you waited until your Dad passed away.
Comment Written 26-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from Mary Shifman
This is a great story and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It immediately grabbed my attention and held it from beginning to end. The story reads as if it's non-fiction because it's so believable. The only thing I would change are all of the stand-alone sentences. Except for dialogue and occasionally for dramatic effect, single sentences aren 't usually used. I feel most of your ought to be connected the previous or preceding paragraphs. They lose their dramatic effect when there are so many and I found it distracting. Anyway, it's only my opinion and all that being said, I think you've done a great job and the story is quite entertaining.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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This is a great story and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It immediately grabbed my attention and held it from beginning to end. The story reads as if it's non-fiction because it's so believable. The only thing I would change are all of the stand-alone sentences. Except for dialogue and occasionally for dramatic effect, single sentences aren 't usually used. I feel most of your ought to be connected the previous or preceding paragraphs. They lose their dramatic effect when there are so many and I found it distracting. Anyway, it's only my opinion and all that being said, I think you've done a great job and the story is quite entertaining.
Comment Written 25-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much for the six star rating. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from RGstar
A great read. I , up until the end, didn't know if it was going to be or was not going to be, then when he started digging, I knew we would come to that ahaa moment.
Bravo.
God luck with this.
My best wishes.
RG
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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A great read. I , up until the end, didn't know if it was going to be or was not going to be, then when he started digging, I knew we would come to that ahaa moment.
Bravo.
God luck with this.
My best wishes.
RG
Comment Written 25-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much RG. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
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My best Earl.
Have a god week
Comment from LJbutterfly
I like the way this family story is told...like two old friends casually conversing, as opposed to reading a literary piece. The events of the story flow nicely, but I had to recap the movement from city to city to clearly understand. Hope I have this straight: Dad grew up in Washington State, but hitchhiked from Kentucky to Pennsylvania, went hunting in Tionesta, PA, but hijacked a Boeing727 in Portland and returned home to Pennsylvania.
Great storytelling. Best wishes in the contest.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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I like the way this family story is told...like two old friends casually conversing, as opposed to reading a literary piece. The events of the story flow nicely, but I had to recap the movement from city to city to clearly understand. Hope I have this straight: Dad grew up in Washington State, but hitchhiked from Kentucky to Pennsylvania, went hunting in Tionesta, PA, but hijacked a Boeing727 in Portland and returned home to Pennsylvania.
Great storytelling. Best wishes in the contest.
Comment Written 25-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
Comment from Judy Lawless
Oh my goodness I thought I was reading non-fiction because I didn't pay attention to the top line of the post. It's written so well, that it felt real. You've got a great sense of humour Earl. Good luck in the contest.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Oh my goodness I thought I was reading non-fiction because I didn't pay attention to the top line of the post. It's written so well, that it felt real. You've got a great sense of humour Earl. Good luck in the contest.
Comment Written 25-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much Judy. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
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You're welcome, Earl
Comment from Pam (respa)
-A good image and
story to go with it, Earl.
-Hope you are doing well.
-I enjoyed your story and
it flowed well with good
progression and detail.
-I wonder how many of us
have thought our parents weird
at one time or another.
-I liked the part when the FBI
came to school thinking Dad
was D.B. Cooper.
-I liked the ending and Dad's
sense of humor!
-A good entry; good luck.
-Have a good Thanksgiving, too.
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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-A good image and
story to go with it, Earl.
-Hope you are doing well.
-I enjoyed your story and
it flowed well with good
progression and detail.
-I wonder how many of us
have thought our parents weird
at one time or another.
-I liked the part when the FBI
came to school thinking Dad
was D.B. Cooper.
-I liked the ending and Dad's
sense of humor!
-A good entry; good luck.
-Have a good Thanksgiving, too.
Comment Written 25-Nov-2021
reply by the author on 30-Nov-2021
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Thank you very much Pam. I appreciate you taking the time to read and review my story.
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You are very welcome, Earl.
