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"The Misadventures of Captain Underpants and His Invisible Sidekick"
In the quirky realm of comic book heroes, where capes and superpowers reign supreme, there exists an unlikely duo that defies convention—Captain Underpants and his invisible sidekick. This dynamic duo, with their uncanny ability to stumble into misadventures, brings a fresh and humorous perspective to the world of superhero antics.
By Andrew 2 years ago in Humor
"The Secret Diary of a Confused GPS"
In the age of digital navigation, where satellite signals guide us effortlessly through labyrinthine city streets and winding country roads, there lies a tale of technological befuddlement that transcends the ordinary. This is the secret diary of a confused GPS, a little device with big dreams and a penchant for taking its users on unexpected journeys.
By Andrew 2 years ago in Humor
"The Time-Traveling Toaster and Other Kitchen Appliances with an Attitude"
In the quaint town of Applianceville, where ordinary became extraordinary, a rather peculiar phenomenon was unfolding. It all started with the Time-Traveling Toaster and its quirky companions in the kitchen. Yes, you read that right—kitchen appliances with an attitude.
By Andrew 2 years ago in Humor
The Husbands
“Oh please. You cannot still be crying over him.” “Well….he was….my husband...” The past tense uttered for the first time sent Laurel into a second round of head-in-hands sobs.
By Erika Williams2 years ago in Humor
Brain vs Heart
Fighting yourself isn't as easy as it seems. It's like being on top of a cliff where my brain will say "Jump" but my heart will counter with "Stop, you're scared". The only time my brain and heart work together is when I have a parachute with me and if a bear is coming towards me. The constant battle between the brain and the heart is like life itself. They can either connect like magnets or go on their separate ways like Paul Walker and Vin Diesel in the Fast and Furious 7 movie.
By Rei M2 years ago in Humor
Byte Me Not: A Tech Tango Among the Silver-Haired
In the cozy living room of the Sunshine Senior Residence, two sprightly octogenarians, Edna and Mildred, found themselves grappling with the mystifying world of computers. Armed with cups of chamomile tea, they embarked on a comedic journey into the cybernetic wilderness.
By Amit Kumar Lahiri2 years ago in Humor
5 Rules of Writing That Have Blasted My Prose into the Cosmos
As many of you know, being an insurance claims adjuster has been a great background to springboard my writing and propel me into a career in online journalism and earning a 3-figure income.
By Scott Christenson🌴2 years ago in Humor
"The Unseen Symphony: Exploring the Hidden World of Subatomic Particles"
Introduction: In the vast expanse of the universe, our understanding of reality has been shaped by centuries of scientific exploration. From the macroscopic wonders of galaxies to the microscopic intricacies of cells, the quest for knowledge has taken humanity on a journey that continually unveils the mysteries of the cosmos. However, there exists a realm so small, so elusive, that its secrets remain hidden from the naked eye—a realm governed by the whimsical dance of subatomic particles.
By Mubashir Mubin2 years ago in Humor
Elon Musk: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (HBO)
Elon Musk, the eccentric billionaire and entrepreneur, has become a household name synonymous with innovation, controversy, and occasional absurdity. Over the past year, Musk has dominated headlines, from launching powerful rockets to recalling millions of cars, acquiring Twitter, and engaging in Twitter spats. Musk's influence extends across various industries, including electric cars, space exploration, and now, social media. However, the more we delve into his actions and statements, the clearer it becomes that Musk's impact on the world is not only revolutionary but also contentious.
By xx x2 years ago in Humor
At Age 64, They Told Me to Keep Writing. Top Story - December 2023.
I’ve written 112 short stories, completed 7 full length novels, and am holding a half-eaten Hamptons Inn breakfast buffet plate of new writing projects.
By Scott Christenson🌴2 years ago in Humor
The BEST Funeral Ever
The king is dead, long live the king. He lay in repose in an orange taffeta lined casket, draped in multiple American flags. Garish? Yes. Unexpected, no. The bloom on his cheek, drawn on as in life. He smelt vaguely of fried chicken as a slight grease stain spread on the taffeta.
By Pam Saraga2 years ago in Humor
Apparently Our Things Need to be Polite Now
Dear Proctor & Gamble: I am sure you have read the most recent news stories detailing the importance of manners and politeness in our things. According to one well respected technology company (an oxymoron I know), the most requested attribute in any future ‘smart’ product is politeness. It seems that you have fallen a bit behind the times in both the ‘smart’ and polite categories with one of my favorite products, Charmin Ultra Soft premium toilet paper. I have yet to see a smart version hit store shelves but I am certain the brainiacs in P&G R&D have been working on it. I am writing this letter to give you my view from the consumer perspective (real VOC!) of what I would like to see in this innovative new offering.
By Everyday Junglist2 years ago in Humor