Finished Folds (61—80)
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2episode. Apparently virtual robot fights would inspire violence in children. The studio refused to change anything in favour of its ratings. Parents were worried naturally,
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7was determined to finish eating the pie her boyfriend had so lovingly made for her. It was rather difficult to cut up, especially when the pie crust was as thick as her arm and
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5Every day Phil had the same argument 15 times because each of his 15 cloned wives couldn't understand why he had to leave the toilet seat up. This was getting too much, he thought.
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5musky and dank. Every day I stare at the window, longing for freedom and fresh air." I folded the sheet again so that only my line was visible and passed it to the left.
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4and almost knocked her over. "Who are you?" she said, gasping for breath. "I-I don't know," he answered. "I just woke up and I found myself in this...maze." The long white walls
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4the sky as the moon rose. The puppy had transformed into a young boy, three years old at most. Shedding off his fur, he was now mostly naked. Wolf by day and human by night?
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2stomach pain. In fact, Father kept insisting nothing was wrong so the doctor couldn't help him at all. Who knew that he had actually ingested lead?"
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5No daughter of hers was going to be a shut-in freeloader forever. She tried everything to make Emma go outside. She stopped bringing her meals, but discovered Emma hoarded snacks.
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2that only affected young males. Doctors tried to study the brains of those affected to figure out who and why the Breakfast Heaving Addiction occurred. The only treatment available
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6dirtyard now, with it getting neglected all these years." "Still, Gran left me nothing," Gretta frowned. "Nothing but this worthless two-year-old's painting." Little did she know,
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2next round. Or else, this was game over for them. Using expert movements, Natasha hit the ping pong ball across the table with a slight spin, in hopes of tricking the opponent.
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2her and the whole park was in flames. He ducked behind a newsstand to dodge the gunfire and spotted the date. 1940? This was not just a historic reenactment, this was history!
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3run away but her great aunt held her firmly in her rotting arms. She panicked and, taking a chair, whacked her aunt repeatedly, until she, or it, finally let go. "Help!" she cried.
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1the various misadventures of dysfunctional sea creatures. WON'T EVERYBODY QUIET DOWN?" That finally got the kids' attention. They'd never seen Margery so angry and started crying.
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4She was beautiful. She was divine. She was the love of his life. And he wasn't allowed 100 meters of her.
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5She opened the door to see Mrs Gordling with a few ceramic ducklings, quacking away at her feet. "They must think I'm their mother; they won't stop following me! Oh, hello Megan."
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4deal. "B-but, we thought you were dead." We were astounded. Elvis winked. "The truth is that I faked my death in order to pursue my true passion:
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6fairies dancing in the moonlight. Billy smiled and allowed one to land on his finger. "So you weren't lying!" Paul gasped. "But we're still going to beat you up, you know."
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0of USA. He twitched nervously. Choose between the life of his best friend, or the most delicious cookies in the world? The choice was clear.
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7that it stopped the people who jailbroke theirs, but they were heathens to the Applehood. St. Steve Jobs then ascended again, having fulfilled his purpose. The Apple Notebook would