Day 563: a harmonica

17.07.15: thought process went as follows; harmonica -> someone playing said harmonica  -> a prisoner playing said harmonica -> Wolfgang Manitoba playing said harmonica in prison -> Wolfgang Manitoba playing said harmonica in prison is torture for Reynard Fechs. And there you have it. The bad tangent with Reynards nose was a pure accident but I noticed too late and I am going to bed!

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Day 287: knitting needles

14.10.14: the infamous Wolfgang Manitoba finally shows his face (yes, he was in day 201, but y could see his face properly...) and his IQ...

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Day 201: a Quonset hut

20.07.14: for those non military personnel out there, don't worry, I had to look up what a Quonset hut was too...

     Actually, this is a shot I have been wanting to do for quite some time. I have a feeling I might be redoing it when I finally decide/write the full story behind it. For now it is Jon Pay and the Cobb City recruits when they had completed boot camp before heading out to fight in the "Great War". For those of you paying attention, that is Charles Urchel from JP vs. Machine-gun Kelley and next to him is Ray Fechs and Wolfgang Manitoba (day 165, 141, 128 and 74). Even if I don't have plans to put them in stories, I believe they will put themselves in some of my stories...

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Day 165: a horseshoe

14.06.14: with a sign like that you just know that the horseshoe Casino (it is actually the Golden Horseshoe Casino, but I forgot the Golden part...) is crooked and that Ray Fechs and Wolfgang Manitoba (day 128 and 74) will need more than flowers and chocolate to get Lady Luck on their side...

     This is one of those ideas that I wish hit me earlier and that I got to spend more time on... BUT sleep is important too...I guess...

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