Sarah lifted the cube from the ground. It

Sarah lifted the cube from the ground. It glowed a faint orange. Where had this mysterious artifact come from. Suddenly, the cube began to make a strange sound.

Sarah, startled, dropped the glowing orange cube. With a faint quiver, the cube turned into two cubes, and then four, and then eight...

observing the exponential progression & quickly doing the math, Sarah realized that in 270 seconds the number of cubes would exceed the number of atoms in the observable universe.

Not that it bothered her, though. "Cubes are way cooler than atoms, anyway!", Sarah thought. "I mean, they're pointy and stuff!" But how would they deal with all those cubes?

find the magic cube of wisdom. Only, he didn't know where it was. It would unlock the secrets of

life. He thought about what was happening but it was starting to make him feel sick. He sat there unsure of what to do. He vomited. He wished he never got caught up in this.

Getting involved with kidnapping a duck was not the brightest idea. The duck had bit every single one of them and cried out a blood-curtailing quack. This was the worst idea.

We looked across the room and there were five ducklings waddling around. The duck was a mother! "Okay, there's no way I can do this anymore," I thought to myself. I tried to helpit

I walked toward it, being careful not to scare it. It looked at me as I reached for it and snapped at me, biting my hand. I cursed "This is why I don't like ducks!".