Stories

too much pounds of rice were put on a scale so it broke
by janek205

Anne dons chif[fon g]arb and <visit>s friends in their SQUARE house. They exchange pleasant WORDs.
by vms5q

"This shrine where we <VISIT>, <worship>, <SALUTE>, and <PAY RESPECTS TO> ancestors was created [by] an ABUNDANCE of HANDs," I explain to John.
by vms5q

"Should we WALK slowly or <hurry> through a dry DROUGHT area? Depends on how bi[g an] area it is," Anne explains.
by vms5q

Charlie peeks in the OPENING. The birdhouse, [way] too small for two SPARROWs, is big enough for <ONLY ONE>, <ALONE>.
by vms5q

As Megan ASCENDs to the stand, she must we[dge ung]ainly petticoats in. Will her WORDs <prove> she's not a witch?
by vms5q

Looks like a person taking a walk.
by Prismcool

Johnwrote a hai[ku on g]oofy <situation>s his ELDER BROTHER got him into, like when they used an upside down bucket to breathe underWATER.
by vms5q

We <dine> on fine FOOD AGAIN this EVENING. Tha[t's an] extravagant expense ON TOP OF everything else!
by vms5q

Julia's back [ting]les as she LISTENs to the concert in the the WIDE <hall>.
by vms5q

Megan OPENs her MOUTH and shouts, "Do NOT <lean on> the [COW]! If she gets hurt, we are <F___>ed."
by vms5q

Laura, asked if her opening line had worked, INSISTed, "NEGATIVE! Even after trying 3 times at 2 different places!" "Have [fai]th!" I say.
by vms5q