Challenge #196 - 2008's Worst Country Song Titles

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Challenge #196 at slashthedrabble is 2008's Worst Country Song Titles, adapted from a completely innocent suggestion by teh_gandu. :D

Drabbles of 100 words and ficlets of 200, 300, 400 and 500 words exactly are acceptable, and please use cut tags. Have fun!

Also, as this is a multi-fandom community, please remember to add a header mentioning which fandom(s) and pairing(s) you are drabbling in. Thanks. :D

A new challenge will be posted around midnight EST on the 11th February, 2009. (That's 5am on the 12th, London time.) Feel free to drop a reminder comment here if it looks like I've forgotten (again).

Suggestions for future prompts are always welcome. The list of previous prompts can be found here.

( 60 song titles under the cut )

"Song of the Frying Pan" (BtVS; Spike/Xander)

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Title: Song of the Frying Pan
Author: snowpuppies
Fandom: BtVS
Character/Pairing: Spike/Xander
Genre: HC/Angst
Rating: PG-13
Highlight for Warnings: ** implied abuse**
Disclaimer and Distribution Information
Summary: Xander's finally ready to go.
Word Count: 400
Prompt: #196 2008's Worst Country Song Titles - The Next Time You Throw That Fryin’ Pan, My Face Ain’t Gonna Be There


Song of the Frying Pan

Riptide, #195 Soft, Cutscene for Echoes

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Title: Cutscene for Echoes
Author: tinx_r
Fandom: Riptide
Genre/Rating: Pre-slash/PG
Pairing/Characters: Nick/Cody
Crossposted: pier56, slashthedrabble, writers_choice, 10snuggles
Beta: oddmonster
Notes/Warnings: 2 drabbles. Spoilers for Echoes?
Summary: After the surgery, Nick sits with Cody in recovery

I can't hold back the tears because this came so close.

400-word Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead ficlet, Ros/Guil implied, PG

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Title Where the Rain Can’t Reach You
Fandom: Shakespeare/ Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead
Rating/Warnings: PG, implied slashies only
Pairing: Rosencrantz/Guildenstern, obviously
Disclaimer: Wasn't Shakespeare deprived of the rights to his own works? Well, no matter. The characters aren't mine. The brilliance of the two belong to Tom Stoppard, as well.
Note: Song title of inspiration: I’d Be Better Off in a Pine Box; it's been a while since I've read/written these two, but I couldn't resist the prompt. Set pre-movie.

( Did you ever think of yourself as actually dead, lying in a box with a lid on it? )