On Sat, 9 Nov 1996, Cayll Griffin wrote:

It's night and I'm bored. Thought maybe I'd stirr up the ML! Has anybody
ever thought about maybe making a Brady Bunch/Ranma crossover? I'm
concidering maybe sticking one in the middle of my fanfic Bakamoichigei to
humor myself. It'd probably be corny but you have to admit it'd be funny.

Any takers? <looks over at Kun-chan>

And I thought I had some crazy ideas...

<Ranma...going about as....Helpp!!!!...Need something!!!...AAAAHHH!!!!....>

	The sky crackled a bit above one of the high rise buildings in 
the Juban district of Tokyo and in a purple flash of light, a hole 
appeared in the sky.  Two beings, came out of the hole, falling hard.  
One, a being of Silver metal with blue trim and the other a red-headed woman.
	"Oww...I've got to tell Darren to perfect that spell when we get 
back home.  Those landings hurt."  The silver figure, now recognizable as 
a person in an armour suit, said, shaking his head as he got up.  Looking 
around, he spotted the suitcases and equipment cases over to one side, 
"Hey Hitomi!  Where are you?"
	The cases wiggled a bit, and a muffled sound came from below them.
	"Opps..."

A couple of days later...

	Tsukino Usagi entered her classroom, late as usual, and rushed an 
explanation while she went to her seat. 
"SorryI'mlate!Myalarmclockdidn'tringandmycatdidn'tgetmeoutofbed!"
	Looking up from the desk, an unfamiliar red headed woman next to 
her Sensei looked at Usagi, "That's OK, Tsukino-san.  I have been waiting 
for you.  You and a few of the other students in school are assigned to 
my special class for a while.  My name by the way is Ichinohei Hitomi"
	"Hai Ichinohei-Sensei.  May I ask what the class will be about?"
	"Oh nothing much, just the juxtaposition of dimensional realities 
as opposed to the creation waves of inspiration and the effects it has on..."
	A HUGE sweat drop went down both Usagi's and Naru's heads as they 
heard what they were getting into...

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Ichinohei Hitomi
Hitomi@terminal.autobahn.mb.ca
http://204.112.189.3/~hitomi
"The beginings of wisdom is the ability to always ask questions."