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The 5 Best Things About Pre-Millennial Sundays
It is Sunday, in the lazy pause between lunch and tea, and the rain is lashing down, diagonal stripes of doom blatter from an afternoon sky dimmed to a dreary sulk beyond the window pane. Douglas Adams called it the 'long dark tea time of the soul'.
By Ian Vince2 years ago in Humor
A Reactionary Dad Humbled
They say that as we get older, our views become more conservative. That accusation can certainly be levelled at my father, who morphed from rebel to reactionary.
By Joe Young2 years ago in Humor
The Wicked Coffee Nightmare Finally Begins
Lauren simply lay there snuggled amongst her vast array of squashy pillows and oversized duvet adorning her bed, desperately attempting to get sleep come and visit her.
By Jonathan Townend2 years ago in Humor
The Alphabet's Hilarious Odyssey
In the whimsical land of Alphaquest, where letters were animated and had their own lives, a grand adventure was about to unfold. The alphabet, longing for a change of pace, had heard rumors of an ancient treasure concealed at the end of the Alphabet Trail. Determined to embark on a journey like no other, they set out on a quest that promised to be both captivating and uproarious.
By ADEBIYI ABIODUN2 years ago in Humor
Is what happened to us really possible without magic? Where is the scientist taking us?
I went to a hotel with my parents one day. Everything about the hotel had taken my mind. At night, my friend and I entered a separate house. Silence surrounded the house. Looking around, fear gripped me. The house was as big as it was terrifying. My friend and I found a bright light. We felt like some invisible force was pulling us towards it. In the light, we felt as if we were getting lost. My parents' words echoed in my mind.
By MD.Likhon Hossain2 years ago in Humor
The Great Family Picnic Disaster
Once upon a time in the quaint little town of Harmonyville, there lived the Anderson family. The Andersons were known far and wide for their love of picnics. Every weekend, rain or shine, they would pack their wicker basket to the brim with sandwiches, potato salad, and lemonade, and head out to the nearby Harmony Park.
By Regina Jo2 years ago in Humor
Young Witches’ and Young Warlocks’ Cauldron. Top Story - October 2023.
Rain, Rain Go Away Come Back Another Day!!!! These little witches And these little warlocks Want to go outside and play!!!
By Mariann Carroll2 years ago in Humor
The Nutty Pumpkin Caper
Once upon a time in the quiet suburban neighborhood of Maplewood, there lived a squirrel named Sir Nutty McFluffytail. Now, Sir Nutty was not your average squirrel; he was a master of mischief and pranks. He had a reputation in the animal kingdom that could rival even the most notorious trickster raccoon.
By Aaric Nilan2 years ago in Humor
"A storm blows in with the wicked witch". Magical Realism
"Tis a few hours before midnight on All Hallow's eve A storm is heading this way tonight Blowing in from the East, the wicked witch cometh
By Novel Allen2 years ago in Humor
Daydreams Of A Dreamer
In the quiet suburbs of Greenburg, there lived a kid named Timmy. He was your typical 12-year-old, a bit of a daydreamer, and a huge fan of the local superhero known as "Captain Comet." Timmy had a penchant for dressing up in a homemade Captain Comet costume and imagining he possessed the superhero's extraordinary abilities.
By Sultan2 years ago in Humor
Food Fight Night: The Great Taste-Off
Once upon a time in the bustling kitchen of a cozy suburban home, a heated debate was sizzling away. It was a long night, and three friends had gathered at the house for a sleepover—French Fries, Burger, and Pizza. These culinary comrades were not just any food items; they were the best of friends who loved to banter over the most important question in their foodie world: Who was the most delicious?
By Sultan2 years ago in Humor
The Hilarious Hijinks of Herbert
In the quiet, unassuming town of Merrymeadow, there lived a man named Herbert Hootenanny. Now, Herbert was no ordinary fellow; he was known far and wide for his uncanny ability to find himself in the most absurd and comical situations imaginable. It was as if hilarity clung to him like a mischievous shadow.
By Musa Nuhu 2 years ago in Humor