He Had A Dream
Professor Maynard P. Gimmell built a spaceship, a green platypus-shaped
spaceship, and no one knew why, not even the professor. One morning he awoke with a burning desire to
build, so he went to work and declared, “I’m going to build a rocket to the
stars!”
After three years, seven months, two days and forty minutes,
he finished and launched himself into the cosmos, leaving behind colleagues
green with envy.
So what was the Professor’s motivation?
Some say it was the call of strange aliens, some say he
watched too many cartoons with his grand-kids.
Only the universe knows now.
Avoid the Lure of the Free Cookie
A poet decides?
Who the heck made that rule?
How did I get roped into this crazy contest anyway?
I mean, all I wanted was a free chocolate chip cookie, so
why am I locked in this hut with twenty writers, twenty-one pieces of paper and
three crayons?
Oh, why must there be chaos and in-fighting as we jockey
over the crayons? Why must some dangle
their participles?
And why does it have to be a poet that decides the winning entry?
Most of all, why did I let Tom and Jeannie talk me into
appearing on Survivor: Writers Island?
Meeting Up With Your Ideal Supernatural Mate
These days, the hot new trend for women is to connect with
that sizzling vampire, half-demon, slayer, fallen angel or even have that kinky
zombie fling. However, dating the
paranormal has its pitfalls.
Some advice on things to avoid if looking to date that
supernatural cutie:
- Creatures with excessive drooling
- Requests to “hook up” with his vampire pals
- Any rendezvous in a dark alley
- Offers of dark-coloured or strange looking drinks
- Dates in unfamiliar places
- Suggestions to meet “the family”
- Any and all “road trips”
So use your common sense and
be safe.
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