Finished Folds (81—100)
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2..not bad for a 170-year old chimp. My monkey mart employees wanted to know my secret for living to such a ripe old age and still being able to work so efficiently.
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5into, white or dark chocolate? The Wester Bunny said either one as long as it had a creamy center. The yolkfish went from maple leaf to pine needles to acorns. A fearless squirrel
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5When Keith Richards smoked out his intended targets for the CIA, he really smoked them out. Then the fog rolled in over the whole town. Nothing could be seen for miles. It was part
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4the newer ones. Discoveries like this made Jenkins appreciate the little things in life. When life gives you copper, make penny loafers, he thought. To coin a new phrase
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2were growing pale and waifish. Gone were those bright shades of gold and blue, those goofy expressions and crazy stunts. The minions waited in bread lines like anybody else.
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3ringing. Peter picked up. It was Roger again. Roger was who gave him the helmet, which was a phone, a wireless speaker and could even peel fruits and vegetables.
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2Ms. Fusilli to mind the store. "Don't worry, Professor Ziti. I've got this," she called after him. He ran toward the car crash victims to see if he could help. Distant sirens
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5ton pin. If she knew what those letters actually stood for she wouldn't be wearing it. Matthew McConaughey focused his mind and coaxed from the shelf a glossy magazine.
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3gleeful expressions as the father-son face-off continued. Pan began to see demonic faces all around him. His son Peter had made a deal with Satan and his minions in exchange for
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2eight arms. It was an unlucky number. Sam was superstitious about these things and with good reason. He tried tweaking the knobs the other way but his doodle wouldn't budge. She
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7Barfiness." King Barfur's face turned green, even more than usual. Sir Pansylot sidestepped the mess. He only needed to be "baptized" once, thank you. A dry set of clothes was
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5This will make an excellent fort. I will fit inside it. Stop laughing. Stop! The cat thought, as it slid into the cardboard box on the floor. It was the perfect spot to watch
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6I heard a tiny voice from down below speak up suddenly. "I'm worn out! That's what's up! I need new clasps!" The gunslinger and I stared at each other a moment. Did my bra
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3a couple of heavy metal balls dangling and banging into each other whenever I was busy doing things that needed to be done. It never happened when I had free time. My noisy joints
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7and parted to reveal a monstrous cluster of undulating, noodly appendages and saucy meatballs hovering over the wedding feast. It rained marinara sauce and fresh mozzarella
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4The rainbows banded together and multiplied until the nth dimension was absolutely drenched in rainbows and glittering gold. The leprechaun newlyweds couldn't believe their luck.
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5inment." For some this led to uncontrollable tadpole dancing, restless frog-leg syndrome, and premature croaking. Most however said it was a ribbiting experience.
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6"Huh?" "Only large sums work," Jim said. So Floyd figured if he dropped off a big load at the lord's front gate it might just do the trick. Somebody's luck was about to change.
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3ennui. The shadows have it pretty rough. How awful to feel so trapped, to have to follow someone else's lead. I for one will never follow any -- wait -- nevermind! The End.
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4passed out when its abductors revealed their plans. The soul was contained within a lockable transparent case, which was placed on a high, metal table. Strange instruments