Kick-Ass Picnic by Jason K. Allen - Short, Comedy, Romantic Comedy - Neal and Amy meet up for their first date - a relaxing picnic in the woods. But their tranquility is soon thwarted by spoiled meat, skin rashes, a sad song and lots of blood. 7 pages - pdf format

For production consideration - No comments required

New here, so humor me. This appears to be a script posted 3 years ago that nobody has yet commented on, yet it's the Script of the Day.

Am I right that nobody has commented on this yet? I'd hate to be the first in case others have been gathering their thoughts for the last few years

Quoted from CoastalMainer New here, so humor me. This appears to be a script posted 3 years ago that nobody has yet commented on, yet it's the Script of the Day. Am I right that nobody has commented on this yet? I'd hate to be the first in case others have been gathering their thoughts for the last few years

When you post a script to the site you can elect not to have comments - for production consideration only. (See above under the script blurb). Don is great in this way as there's no obligatory posts or feedback or participation required to have your script hosted.

Also Script of the Day is randomly generated so your script might win the lottery and get exposure this way even if not participating on the boards.

Plus you and I just gave it an extra bump, so who knows, the Writer might get lucky if a Producer sees and likes it.

P.S. Jason posts a fair few scripts on the site, but as far as I'm aware is a quiet achiever.

Quoted from CoastalMainer New here, so humor me. This appears to be a script posted 3 years ago that nobody has yet commented on, yet it's the Script of the Day. Am I right that nobody has commented on this yet? I'd hate to be the first in case others have been gathering their thoughts for the last few years

The writer stated that no comments were required. Sometimes you will see this message in the original post...

Quoted Text For production consideration - No comments required

Quoted from LC When you post a script to the site you can elect not to have comments - for production consideration only. (See above under the script blurb). Don is great in this way as there's no obligatory posts or feedback or participation required to have your script hosted. Also Script of the Day is randomly generated so your script might win the lottery and get exposure this way even if not participating on the boards. Plus you and I just gave it an extra bump, so who knows, the Writer might get lucky if a Producer sees and likes it.

Jinx, you owe me a Coke!

Quoted from Warren Jinx, you owe me a Coke!

I did see that distinction after I'd clicked POST. You've confirmed it for me. Thanks.