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Contest number 1
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 Dr. Jonson |
This is a funny short story contest. In this thread, post a funny story you particularly like. It can be a short story of your own creation or something you heard about (please no copy and pasting from other websites). All stories must abide by weblo.com's delightfully vague terms of service. In a separate thread, each reader will be able to vote for the story of their choice, however the decision of which story wins, remains mine. During the first week of April 2007 the winner will be announced provided there are at least 20 stories. The winner will receive a city.
Get writing!
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Mar 05, 2007 21:23:01 |
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Megloman
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Unless you folks get busy with those short story's I guess I can safely feel I've dodged a bullit on this one. [;o)>
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Apr 02, 2007 04:00:25 |
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Dr. Jonson
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Post as many stories as you like! I think everyone would like to read Meg's story...
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Mar 15, 2007 20:28:28 |
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roguepilot
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It seems that we're going to wait forever to read Meg's story. and no one else seems to be particularly verbose right now. I've got another story, just happened today. Is it one entry per person, or can I post 17 more to read Meg's story?
canI,canI, canI, Are we there yet?
Cheers.....Rogue
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Mar 15, 2007 17:25:33 |
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Dr. Jonson
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Long and spicy - I'm a little slow tonight! Lol!
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Mar 11, 2007 23:26:33 |
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Dr. Jonson
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How exactly do I get ready for pepperoni sticks? The anticipation for Meg's story continues to grow...
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Mar 11, 2007 23:24:32 |
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Megloman
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I'm gonna look like a fool with so many pages. I can see brevety has it's merits. Short and sweet so far...anyone ready for pepperoni sticks?...^0^
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Mar 11, 2007 23:17:04 |
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Dr. Jonson
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She looked at me with a skeptical look on her face and asked, “really?”. I replied, “sure, I read it on a sign when we came in.” After a moments hesitation, my Mom tapped out a sequence on the side of the whirlpool with her hand, tap, tap-tap-tap, tap. Meanwhile, I had my hand underwater and behind her and recreated this sequence by covering and uncovering the water jet behind her with my hand. “Oh my god, to is so cool!” my Mom exclaimed with all the excitement of a five-year-old on Christmas morning. She then proceeded to tap out a new sequence and “magically” the water jet behind her had now begun pulsing with the new rhythm. On the other side of my Mom, my younger sister was now tapping out a sequence of her own. After several frantic attempts she concluded, that her water jet must be “broken” because it just didn't pulsate. Not wanting her daughter to miss out on this incredible experience, my Mom offered her spot to my sister and the joke was exposed. It wouldn't have lasted much longer anyways, because my Dad was sitting across from us and had been watching the whole thing unfold and wouldn't have been able to contain his laughter a second longer. This is one of my Dad's favorite stories and at parties he'll say to me “tell the story about how you fooled your Mom when you were just a kid”.
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Mar 10, 2007 12:15:31 |
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Dr. Jonson
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Many years ago my family (Mom, Dad and sister) and I went on a vacation to Florida. We arrived in the evening and wanted to take advantage of our accommodations as soon as we arrived, so we changed into our swimsuits and headed down to the whirlpool. Each of us positioned ourselves with our backs in front of one of the water jets and after a few minutes of silent relaxation my Mom spoke up. “The water jets are nice but what would make them better would be if they pulsated, you know like a shower massage.” Sitting beside her, I turned and said “well they do, just tap out the sequence you want the water jet to “pulse” on the side of the whirlpool with your hand.”
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Mar 10, 2007 12:14:59 |
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roguepilot
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Remember, I was a novice sailor at the time and had never heard of, let alone done, a man
overboard drill.
"Oh S*%t", I thought "Here we go", jamming the tiller hard over to turn the boat around. the
boom smacked over with a huge crack, just missing my eldest son, which would have surely
knocked him in the water too. Needless to say, this threw him into a panic attack.
Now we had two screaming kids, batman adrift in a pringles can, and the boat going nowhere.
The wind was right on the bow. We got the boat going again but it took three passes and about
twenty minutes of kids screaming and the wife telling me I was going the wrong way (You can
never get a sailboat to to in the direction you want) before we finally retreived the
precious pringles can.
The kids finally settled down and I think I was a hero for maybe a few weeks, or was it
minutes?
Moral of the story?- Educate yourself before venturing into new activities, Like boating,
skydiving, or Weblo. and always wear a life jacket.
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Mar 10, 2007 02:26:17 |
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roguepilot
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Meg, I don't think 20 pages is going to work, ;D
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Mar 10, 2007 02:23:51 |
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