All-you-can-eat-shrimp. Fresh cat fish trout
- All-you-can-eat-shrimp. Fresh cat fish trout perch grouper Todays special - buffalo eel. We know fish. Honest scales. Welcome! Grady looked at the Fishwife. She looked at him.
- Grady looked at the Fishlad. The Fishlad looked at his girlfriend. His girlfriend brandished a large knife. The Fishlad looked at Grady. "OK, the buffalo eel then. Is it Japanese?"
- The Fishwife swiped her knife across a wet stone. "T'was crafted by Hattori Hanzo." Grady gulped. "I m-meant the eel..." He tried to sneak by the Fishlad, but slipped on a Turbot.
- A copy of A Surfeit of Lampreys was put on the table by the Fishman, who sported a mackarel. Eel pie was served by Grady's staff, at the Fishlad's request. "Here is your dinner!",
- he chummed at me shellfishly. A piano tuna gullied up to the bar, sitting next to me. "Yo, barkeep! Gimme a Spiked PIke!" The bartender floundered for a moment, casting about for
- "sex on the beach" because this guy drank like a fish. On the scale from 1 to ten, this guy was a king salmon or a cutthroat trout. He was reel, playing for keeps with baited breat
- -h. But he was a real catch, even though he was a Pole. Plus, I knew his net worth. So I baited him and he fell for it hook, line and sinker. But something was fishy. Three days
- later, I was wrapping the Pole in wax paper and packing him in ice. It's the only way to prevent spoiling. It's true. There he was, his gray mustache, his comb-over. He looked so
- adorable in that Monopoly man costume. The monocle nearly popped out when I said that, and I jumped a foot away from the storage box. "You're still alive?"
- "Alive, and more than I ever have been, dearest Gwendolyn. Though the ever twisting spiral of time may have pushed us apart the very same has brought us back together again."
- Started
- 2016-03-26 14:45:44
- Finished
- 2016-08-25 07:37:57
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Gdnknxprmnt Aug 25 2016 @ 07:54
I like for puns.
SlimWhitman Aug 25 2016 @ 18:34
Have you been to this Puntry? http://foldingstory.com/fw23h/
BlastedHeath Aug 25 2016 @ 19:42
Ambika, thanks for "A Surfeit of Lampreys"! That sounds like the kind of fake book title I like to throw into a story, but in this case, I googled it and saw that it's a real book!
BlastedHeath Aug 25 2016 @ 19:46
Gdnknxprmnt (hoping we can find a nice abbrev for that -- GDX okay with you?) , I really like how you voiced that closing fold!
Dhanithecat Aug 25 2016 @ 20:44
It was by the late Ngaio Marsh, a Kiwi mystery writer.
BlastedHeath Aug 25 2016 @ 20:54
Yes! Thank you for the reminder, as I have added her works to my mountainous stacks of the to-be-read. It was also an historical reference to the presumed cause of Henry I's death. Public Service Announcement: Always consume lampreys in moderation, if ever.
SlimWhitman Aug 26 2016 @ 06:47
I recall seeing an old black-and-white photograph of a fish shop that inspired my starter fold. Thanks for making it into a smacking good fishtale!
Gdnknxprmnt Aug 26 2016 @ 07:25
Slim, thank you for that reference. I liked. I liked all of the puns.
Gdnknxprmnt Aug 26 2016 @ 07:32
BlastedHeath, I like to believe that nicknames should be determined by the collective. The full username should be Gedankenexperiment (German for 'thought experiment'). Take away from that what you like. =D Also thanks, I was feeling particularly purple and I needed to relieve the pressure.
Gdnknxprmnt Aug 26 2016 @ 08:23
In other words: yeah, GDX works.