Finished Folds (1741—1760)
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6w-row your boat song & dance combo for the passengers. "In the event our flight turns into a cruise, please use your seat cushion as a makeshift life preserver," she continued.
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5Diplodocus, and smelly to boot. He also had narcolepsy, so he was constantly passing out. I had to wake him up so many times, I was dubbed the Rubble Rouser.
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3into the sewers to feed him cheese and cookie crumbs, while he puffed on his corncob pipe. Frosty the Ratman scampered after them, with a broomstick in his hand.
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3convey my plans to create an off-Broadway production. We'd combine the drumming of Stomp with Phantom's costumes, and the choreography of Cirque du Soleil's Zarkana. It could work.
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3well either, since he'd slurred the words after having downed too much Stolichnaya. Martina mistakenly thought he was asking her for
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2The gorgeous thong-baring throng ogled my troll shirt, as the head butler led me into the room, which was brightly lit and garishly decorated. Living up to my name, I shrieked
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5oon. Having tested different combinations, he found little difference in texture & taste between the rice-cake & the Styrofoam flavored Oreos. Maybe Sriracha sauce was the answer.
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3p without recalling that eagle as it tore thru the tempting hare, only to discover that it was full of chocolate, and to top it off, it was hollow. He flew off the handle at this.
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1Nate's father Ned couldn't fix the plug either, but he was determined to put a stop to it somehow. So he called and asked Dr. Lufhertz to stop by and probe the matter.
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1Sally's eyes widened with worry. She flicked the kitchen lights on & off twice in a row. Then she checked; the stove was off. But the obsessive-compulsive cabbage didn't stop there
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3which was OK for a while but as I got accustomed to it my letters grew indecipherable since my punctuation was nonexistent and my grammar and even my speling went down the
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5FS writers to brainstorm on the subject, said Hil's cousin Hank frankly. As a proud sci-fi & fantasy memorabilia collector, he could've given NASA a whole slew of spacecraft names.
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8can wax poetic, then so can I." So Kaku set to work, writing haiku about Kaka's moon and its true origins. Some thought he was cuckoo, but he said, "No, no, Kuku is my twin."
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3"I'm not fat; I'm fluffy," stated Peter to his peers. His mum had always told him he had big bones and a large frame even for an Angora. He ate his greens like a good bun
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8It was so comfy here in the safety of my own mind, and I felt so protected and relaxed. Maybe that's why I couldn't do anything creative until I was out of it.
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3then I just might swoon, she thought. He doesn't need cologne, with that natural manly scent, all sooty and sultry after a long hard day of firefighting. He's so hot he sizzles!
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6but the technician was not, shall we say, "on the ball." Kevin steadied himself. He felt so lopsided, so off-balance. "Look, I'm nuts about you," he told the technician, "but I'm
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4At a rest stop along the way, a strange man, wearing shades and hugging a pillow, came up to me and asked if this was the way to Amarillo. He was looking for someone name Marie.
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5Three years later, the burning bush was awakened once more. Just below it, there was the little snail. The bush raised its branches in surprise and spoke, "You still here?"
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3of his bongos. However Joseph just knew his nay-saying relatives would all recant their words later when he one day became a world-famous musician. He brushed his fingers over the