I'm going to clear a few things up that were confused in the last one first.
You can make more than one entry.
You can enter the contest if you don't won't to win as long as you mention that it's only for fun.
Since Super Delete won the first one he can't win any other, but he may still enter for fun.
Over the next few weeks I will be hosting a series of contests here at EOFF. They last a week. The winner will be chosen by me on Friday night and revealed the next Saturday morning. This is a four part contest with prizes for each part. The prizes for each one will be:
<s>1: A copy of FFI for the NES.</s>
2: A copy of FFII for the SNES.
3: A copy of FFIII for the SNES.
4: A copy of Crono Trigger for the SNES.
Each contest will be harder than the last because the games just get cooler as the contest goes on. Any member can enter any contest as often as they like, but you may only win one of the contests. A previous winner can enter the next contests just for the fun of it if they like. I am the sole judge of this contest and all winners will be required to PM me their address so that I can mail the games to them.
The contests are:
<s>1: Provide a caption for the picture I provide.</s>
2: Write a paragraph or so describing the event in the picture.
3: Tell a story involving the pictures I provide.
4: Tell a story and provide your own pictures. They can be real pictures that you scanned, pictures taken off the internet, things you've drawn in paint, or whatever. You just have to provide at least four pictures illustrating your story. If you plan to win this contest I recommend starting now.
Entries will be judged in humor, originality, and how well they go along with the pictures.
Okay, for the second contest you should write a paragraph about the picture below. My paragraph example has been provided.
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Fred had been on a boat for days. When the floods came it was all he could do to make it out in time. Now there was water every which way he looked. Nothing could have surprised him more than when he found a phone. "Finally," he thought, "now I can call for help." With a quick search of his pockets he found a quarter and leapt in joy, almost falling out of the boat. He dropped it down the slot and began to dial. You can only imagine his dismay when the operator said they couldn't complete his call at this time.