#current prompts

Since the link doesn’t seem to be working for some people, here is the list of all the prompts we have at the moment.

“ten things I hate about you” au

friends with kids movie au 

Archie catches Betty webcamming at night through his window and confronts her about it the next day (can be emotional, smutty, whatever you want) 

It’s freezing you’re warm, hug me 

Betty’s got a work Christmas party and asks Archie to pretend to be her boyfriend to avoid a really creepy co-worker who won’t leave her alone

I can’t believe we’re going to A&E on Christmas Eve

lost scenes from the summer before juvie

prom AU in which they sleep together for the first time

Saturday detention with the current kids and the sexual tension between Betty & Archie is at an all time high. *smutty*

Betty & Archie get trapped in an elevator.

“Tell me you don’t have feelings for me, tell me that right here right now, standing this close to me, that you feel nothing for me. Tell me.”

Barchie thanksgiving, w/ lots of family drama.

Archie can’t stop looking at Betty. Sexual tension and maybe some rain with soggy clothes  

Archie can’t take his eyes off Betty. Everyone notices but her.

“Thoughts on Brussels sprouts?” (no. 33 from the christmas prompt list)

“Oh how convenient, some mistletoe”  (no. 14 from the christmas prompt list)

AU based on T Swifts Wildest Dreams video

Archie hears about Betty being in the sisters of quiet mercy and visits her. Maybe a flashback to Betty visiting Archie in juvie to blend it?  

Archie gives Betty his lettermen jacket

 AU of the spin the bottle scene at Cheryl’s house; the bottle lands on Betty, and Archie doesn’t fight his feelings for her

 Archie starts to notice Betty. Really.. notice her

 Its raining and they are both freezing form there drenched cloths

 Betty buys a new bra

 Jugheads POV. They think he doesn’t pick up on the looks they exchange. But he does.

Welcome old and new to the third South Park Drabble Bomb! I hope you enjoyed your month off and you’re ready to contribute to the wonderful collective that is this project! The permanent page for current prompts is located here, with an archived list of prompts here.

July 2017: Summer Adventures

One of the best things about Summer is the wide-open calendar just waiting for an adventure. With everyone off from school and the weather warm and sunny, the opportunities seem endless and the moods bright and upbeat. This month’s theme is based around all the fun-filled shenanigans our favorite characters can get up to in a season so vibrant. Here are the five prompts chosen to inspire tales of great memorable journeys for the month of July.

Day One [7/24]: Beach

If there’s anything media has taught me, it’s that a beach episode is inevitable. Ironically, I don’t think there’s been a South Park beach episode. Let’s change that. The beach can evoke a lot of experiences that your muses are sure to treasure. Shell hunting, long walks a la romantic stereotypes, sandcastles, boating, surfing, and the list goes on- whatever you choose, there’s sure to be something to do in a setting so iconic as this!

Day Two [7/25]: Fireworks 

If you’re in America, you know you can’t have the month of July without fireworks. Are your muses pyromaniacs, getting in trouble with their affinity to flame and sparkly things? Or are they afraid of the loud noises, and less enthusiastic about the bootleg fireworks their rowdier friends are setting off in the backyard? What kind of wacky adventures have they gotten into? Have they gone somewhere to view a notoriously fantastic show, or are they staying in to watch from the porch, a quiet evening with a rumbling light show? Either way, it’s sure to make a moment your favorites will appreciate.

Day Three [7/26]: Road Trip

Road trips are one of my favorite things. There’s something great to be said for those long hours sharing your favorite music, having deep conversations, and complaining about the one who snores so loudly you wish you had earplugs. Where are your muses going? Are they going for a destination in mind, or did they come up with a classic route where the journey is the destination? Do they love it or hate it? Are they fighting, having car troubles, getting lost? Sometimes it’s not until after the road trip that you appreciate it. Is that the case this time?

Day Four [7/27]: Park

The trees are lush and the picnic benches full-up when the July weather is beautiful and warm. Going to the park can make for a lovely experience, even if it’s not a far trip from home. Your muses may have picnics, go for walks together, or just go hang out at the playground to pass the time on a boring afternoon. It doesn’t have to just be a nature park, either- what about a theme park, or a water park trip? The possibilities are endless, and the prompt wide open!

Day Five [7/28]: Festival

Hello everyone and welcome to the second month of the South Park Drabble Bomb! I’ll keep this short, since we have lots to read through to get the writing juices flowing. The central theme I’ve chosen for this month is the outdoors! The permanent page for current prompts is located here, with an archived list of prompts here.

May 2017: Outdoors

Mother Nature is calling, and she’s calling in all sorts of ways! After being cooped up for half a year of bitter winter cold in South Park, everybody’s just itching to get out into the great outdoors as the weather warms up for Summer (well, for the most part). Moods are brighter as the town emerges sleepily from hibernation, and it’s time to pull out that old camping gear and last year’s summer clothes. Here are the five prompts chosen to represent that urge to explore in May.

Day One [5/29]: Forest

The forest can make for a lovely walk, provided your muse enjoys the outdoors. Some of us can’t stand the risk of poison ivy, various unknown bugs, and thorns ready to snag you. Does your muse like to stomp right through the danger and laugh through the itching and bleeding later? Or do they wish they’d just stayed home and hidden in their room like they really wanted to deep down? Are they internally deciding if they still love their companion(s) enough to suffer through it? What if they get lost?

Day Two [5/30]: Fire

You can take the word ‘fire’ and twist it a million ways, but personally, I’m thinking of those first few campfires of the year. It’s still chilly at night, and the flames of a little fire pit are just enough to keep warm. Is your muse on a camping trip too? Are they playing with fire, and perhaps being a little too risky? Does the fire make them happy or fearful? What kind of emotions does it bring out to them? Is your interpretation of the prompt ‘fire’ much more sinister than I could ever imagine? On second thought, I don’t know if I’m ready.

Day Three [5/31]: Mud

South Park gets a lot of snow, and naturally, when the snow melts, mud appears. Does your muse hate getting dirty or actually love it? Are there siblings or kids to play in it with? Do they end up stuck in it somehow? How annoying is it when a friend or family member tracks it all in the house for your muse to worry about cleaning later? Ugh, gross.

Day Four [6/1]: Jacket

While everyone’s ready to jump outside at the soonest day with a temperature above fifty, it’s not always in your muse’s best interest to forgo their coat so soon. Did they think it would be significantly warmer and get unpleasantly surprised? Or do they want to risk the cold simply because they’re excited to potentially go outside without feeling like they’re freezing their extremities off? Did a friend forget their jacket and your muse wants to share? Did one get left behind somewhere?

Day Five [6/2]: Ice Cream