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2017/03/11 02:06:25
The Grim
a boy stood on the burning deck a doily held for luck
when passed by a pretty girl with whom he want to
cluck like ducks on the shimmering pond in the early autumn sun
only to find out 9 months later in the oven was a bun
2017/03/11 02:12:33
craigb
Some proven winners:
 
"It was a dark and stormy night."
 
"Suddenly, it happened!"
 
"Call me Ishmael."
2017/03/11 03:05:48
Mooch4056
 
 
Boy - what an encourage group of friends I have! 
2017/03/11 03:30:21
synkrotron
Much talent here. I am impressed...
2017/03/11 17:34:31
bapu
Bapu: I say, old chap, do you fancy a go at the quill this morn?
Mooch: I got your quill right here, Bpau.
Bapu: Well then, pray, hand it over old bean.
Mooch: Beans make me fart.
Bapu: <shrugs, walks away>
 
2017/03/11 18:17:20
BobF
This is reminding me of a classic
 

2017/03/12 20:36:04
eph221
just write a book, ask for a million dollars from the publisher, give the money to a friend and have them buy a million dollars worth of books.  Then you'll be at the top of all the best seller's lists and make your money from that.  You can cash me ow-zide how bow dah?
2017/03/12 20:48:24
Bert Guy
Mooch4056
 
 
"Roar!" said the mean lion! "Boo" said the scary ghost. "Woof!" Said the happy dog!
 
 
See?
 
 
 
 
Whaddya think? 


 

I think you have the dialogue part of writing down.
2017/03/12 21:36:40
craigb
I especially enjoyed the fact that the dog is happy, it made all the difference in the world in that story. 
2017/03/12 21:40:07
bapu
craigb
I especially enjoyed the fact that the dog is happy, it made all the difference in the world in that story. 


Depends on what he was happy about.
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