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Monthly Archives: August 2018
That Moment When You Realize
It was routine. Blake was in line, watching with passing interest as the cashier ran through his items. After she scanned the last item, she asked, “How old are you?” She had a nervous grin that was contagious. “Uh, forty-five,” … Continue reading
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Tagged cashier, feeling old, fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, insult, old, senior's discount, shopping, short fiction, short story, story
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Comic Relief
Yesterday my daughter came up to me and said, “Did you know President John F. Kennedy wanted to convert America over from Imperial to Metric? Then he was assassinated.” “Do you think there’s a connection between the two?” I asked. … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, comedy writer, comic relief, daughter, father, fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, joke, jokes, short fiction, short story, story, writer
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Adult Fans of Lego
Roger had never brought a girl back to his house. When Amanda said she wanted to see his place, his heart fluttered. It was a risk, but if their relationship was to progress, discovering his secret passion was unavoidable. He … Continue reading
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Tagged adult, Adult Fans of Lego, fiction, flash fiction, hobby, humor, humour, Lego, passion, relationship, relationships, short fiction, short story, story, toy
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In the Blood
Brady felt something warm on the side of his nose. Instinctively, he touched it and felt something wet. When he looked at this fingers, he discovered blood. “What on earth?” he exclaimed. Luke saw blood and panicked. “What happened? Are … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, blood, fiction, flash fiction, friendship, humor, humour, life, nose, parable, short fiction, short story, story, wisdom, wise
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Trap Question
“There’s one question you never want to be asked,” announced Parker. “Have you stopped beating your girlfriend?” asked Renfrew. “What?” asked Parker. Simone laughed. “What about, ‘why are you so stupid?’” “That’s a good one,” said Ariana. “I’m partial to, … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, question, relationships, short fiction, short story, story, trap, trap question
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Malpractice
Wallace could feel it building the past hour. He set his glasses on his desk and rubbed his eyes. Karen noticed from the next cubicle. “You alright?” she asked. “I’m fighting a headache,” grumbled Wallace. Just then, Phil walked past. … Continue reading
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Tagged aspertame, Big Pharma, caffeine, cancer, Diet Coke, fiction, flash fiction, headache, humor, humour, malpractice, office, potato poultice, short fiction, short story, story, work
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Surrounded by Optimists
It was bad enough that Lucas was dragged to a party, but going to one with party games was too much. “Okay, we’re going around the circle. When it’s your turn, you have to tell us something about yourself no … Continue reading
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Tagged fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, optimist, party, party games, pessimist, Reno, short fiction, short story, story
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Pulling Strings
“Derek, did you hear what happened at the last Bilderberg meeting?” asked Vlad. “Nope, and I don’t really care,” replied Derek. Vlad’s jaw dropped. “What’s the matter with you? Don’t you know they control practically everything?” “Nah, they don’t,” dismissed … Continue reading
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Tagged Bilderberg, blizzards, brain aneurism, cancer, conspiracy, conspiracy theories, control, death, earthquake, fiction, flash fiction, heart attack, humor, humour, hurricane, Illuminati, Masons, power, short fiction, short story, story, tornado, volcanos
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Two Kinds of Traveller
Two hours before their flight was to leave, Dylan finally started packing. “Why did you wait so long? We’ve got to go,” seethed Eliza. “Relax, I know what I’m doing. Man, you can be so uptight sometimes,” he scoffed. Eliza … Continue reading
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Tagged airport, Caribbean, fiction, flash fiction, flight, humor, humour, packing, phone cable, short fiction, short story, story, suitcase, travel, traveller, Uber
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