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Tag Archives: comedy
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
Posted in fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, short fiction, short story, story, Uncategorized
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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Right Answer
“If your life was turned into a musical, what genre of music would it be and why?” asked Gloria, the Director of Diversity and Social Engagement. Thomas shifted uncomfortably in his seat in the conference room. He dreaded these sorts … Continue reading
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Tagged Adele, comedy, fiction, flash fiction, humor, humour, music, musicals, office, short fiction, short story, Skyrim, story, Taylor Swift, The Beatles, Weird Al Yankovic
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The Thin Line
“I saw the guy on TV last night. I’m telling you, he’s a ticking time bomb. A complete nut case,” argued Cassidy. “Look, he’s unconventional, but you gotta admit he’s a marketing genius. Nobody manipulates the media as well as … Continue reading
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Tagged comedy, concern, Fail Army, falling, fiction, flash fiction, genius, humor, humour, insanity, short fiction, short story, stairs, stairwell, story, sympathy
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Help! I’m addicted to eBay!
Yes, its true. I’m an eBay addict. Today I even won a fountain pen I wasn’t really interested in buying. I bid on it just to run up the price. All of a sudden, its mine! What makes it even … Continue reading
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Tagged addiction, comedy, eBay
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The humour of Stephen Leacock
Earlier today discovered the writings of Stephen Leacock. He was British born Canadian humourist who is now primarily known for the annual award named in his honour for Canadian humour. Prior to his posthumous award naming, Leacock was considered to … Continue reading