Finished Folds (381—400)
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3stirred the pot. When Mrs Jones saw what the kale and mushrooms had done, she blanched. You could say she was steamed.
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8Everyone agreed that was okay, as long as Mr Ed understood some ground rules. 1) No late night partying. 2) No napping on the couch. That was the cats' territory. 3)
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7. The saddle straps slipped and I went under in more ways than one. Flipper was too smart for his own good. For a time he took control of the reins and
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5who were watching closely. "We put a lot of stock in this pyramid business, and so should you." Sauce dripped onto the sandy ground. The aliens took off in their ladle-shaped ship
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3mind and set the broken bones telepathically? That would be a neat trick." He stuck his cigar in the ashtray and turned his complete focus and energy on his knees. He stared
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1a good laugh. Go ahead. You should know about this. It's important to me that you know how it's going to be." He shoved the tattered letter into her trembling hands. She read
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4He did not realize that a dollop of cream had landed on the back of hid jacket. As the pair of them left the restaurant, his friend went to brush it off. "What do you think
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2?" "Ziggy played guitar, " his uncle said suddenly and hung up. The nephew was left wondering whether
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7" "I guess you know all about licking it up, right Limbaugh?" She wiped pie from her face and before he had time to react she grabbed
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5If it was his demise, when? Where? And for how long? That is, he hoped it would be quick and painless, and not a really long, drawn-out affair. He reread the manual to make sure
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2Which doesn't make a lick of sense, but neither would you after finishing off that bottle of port. Hic!
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3Those turmeric stains never come out, but it was necessary to try anyway. Then the mop handle broke, limns and feet were twisted, the bucket tipped over, and suddenly
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5stopped talking about feelings and started ignoring each other more. We went to our favorite Tex-Mex restaurant but sat at different tables. I had salsa. She had guacamole
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2But Hedy saw how Grandma struggled to make ends meet every week, so she splurged on a solid oak one, too. Grandma was happier than
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2..weighed down by so many non sequiturs. It was too much; the story collapsed.
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1So naturally I went to find some good fellows, but all I saw were Longfellows.
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4spawned on me, he wanted a singalong. So I started, a little late and a lot off key, but the feeling was there. By the end, I woke up thinking, life "is" but a dream.
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3The dragon's mother came screeching and gathered all of the ricks and shoved them into her mouth She chewed and chewed but spat them out finally. Ptui!
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2But the king would not allow the snakes to enter. He pointed to a sign and said, "You have to be THIS tall to go on the plane ride, sorry."
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2took their bowls & dumped the dregs of pudding on the headmaster's head. Seeing that he was distracted enough, the orphans ran for their lives. They were free at last!