Exchange Student

This week, the Friday Fictioneers use a retread photo. This is the story I wrote that for pic way back then.

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Written for the Friday Fictioneers. A story, about a strange exchange student, begins after the photo.

Genre: Science Fiction/Humor

Photo by: Douglas M. MacIlroy

Exchange Student

Natalie was concerned about the exchange student. His papers said he was from Bangladesh. Not being familiar with the country, Natalie just assumed everyone had those strange looking eyes. Still, she didn’t understand why he charged into his room to wear the diving helmet he put on so often.

She knocked on the door. “Are you alright, Ix’Halti’Thanex?” It was a weird name, but people in foreign countries had funny names.

“I’m okay!” he called.

In the room, Ix’Halti’Thanex breathed in the sweet smell of Ammonia in the mask.

“How do these Humans breathe?” he muttered, and he activated his FTL communicator.
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I like looking at the serious subjects in the news and seeking the lighter side of the issue. I love satire and spoofs. I see the ridiculous side of things all the time, and my goal is to share that light-hearted view.
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13 Responses to Exchange Student

  1. Joy Pixley says:

    Very long-distance exchange program they have there — how very exciting for the students! Another fun story, Eric.

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  2. Dear Eric,

    I remember laughing at this one then. I’m still laughing now. Good one.

    Shalom,

    Rochelle

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  3. wmqcolby says:

    Hahahahaha! That was hilarious! When I saw that name, I thought, “He’s got to be kidding.” Then, the rest came. Wonderful!

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  4. The Voice says:

    Man, those Bangladeshis certainly are a strange lot. 😉

    Fun story!

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  5. haha–an exciting visit! I hope the narrator gets to visit the home planet, though she better bring some oxygen!

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  6. Bangladesh, huh. I don’t think so. I agree that that’s one heck of an exchange program. Hilarious, Eric. Well written as always. 😀 — Suzanne

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