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Friday, 29 October 2010

Sacrilegious(?)

“Absolutely unsinkable! God Himself couldn’t sink this ship!” Cal gloated, as he boarded the Titanic.

Up in Heaven, God heard these badly chosen words.

Picking up his phone, he said: “Gabriel? I need a meeting with the Ocean and Glacier departments. These people are getting too big for their boots!”

Wednesday, 27 October 2010

How Penicillin was Really discovered...

Alex had been experimenting all morning, but now it was time for lunch.

Annoyingly, his sandwich had gone mouldy, so he sent his assistant to get another one.

“No Problem Mr. Fleming. Shall I throw out the old one?”

“Nah. I’m gonna stick it under the microscope. Just for kicks...”

Tuesday, 26 October 2010

Bursting to tell

She had to tell him.

She felt like she would just burst if she didn’t.

The timing was awful, and she was pretty sure of what his reaction would be, but she couldn’t keep it inside any longer.

She composed herself, then:

“Stop the car dad, I need a wee!”

Saturday, 23 October 2010

To be pretentious, or smug?!

Danny had been reading other people’s short stories. And some of them were pretty good.

Some writers, though, seemed entirely preoccupied with making them ‘deep’ rather than actually making them any good.

Danny read another, then smiled.

“I’ll stick to putting twists on everyday life.” He thought.

“And toilet jokes.”

Thursday, 21 October 2010

Wolfgate (or how TMA1 took over my life)

“Conspiracy theories abound, following recent developments in ‘Wolfgate’.

“The long awaited autopsy revealed not Granny, but several stones inside the wolf’s belly.

“In addition, Aviva have stated that a considerable life insurance policy was taken out by Granny the very day that Miss Hood was spotted walking in the woods...”

Friday, 8 October 2010

Stranded

Yet again, Kevin called for help, already knowing that it was in vain.

He was marooned; completely isolated.

No-one could help him. No-one even knew he was there.

He tried desperately to think of a solution, but came up with nothing.

He stared blankly at the empty toilet roll holder.