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 Posted: Fri Oct 15, 2010 6:16 pm
Wendy names her pony Charlie because she thinks it's white coat makes it look like a unicorn. While the police are occupied with Wisconsin, she finds a way into the crashed car, whose interior is purple-themed. After taking the popcorn in the back seat, she takes a marker and writes "STUPID!" on inside window before coming out and feigning innocence.
My homework's due; I'm going now.
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Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 7:20 pm
As the police came over to question Wendy, she hastily made up an excuse to leave. Putting on her best cute face, she told the officer, "I have to go to school now. My homework's due, and I need to go turn it in." Then she ran off.
A ringing laugh, a heavy sigh
Question: do we have to use the actual six-word phrase in our response? In this one I didn't use the exact phrasing, but you can tell I paraphrased it. Is that ok?
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Posted: Tue Oct 19, 2010 6:01 pm
Waldo Gilfax receives a call from Wendy, who is laughing hysterically for some reason. Trying to block Wendy's ringing laugh while questioning what was so funny didn't come to much, so he gave a heavy sigh and hung up.
See the stars, watch candles burn.
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Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2010 5:46 pm
After hanging up, Waldo lit one of his favourite scented candles and carried it all the way to the roof. It wasn't quite night, but it was nearing evening and if he squinted he could make out a few bright stars. Until then, he laid out a towel and simply watched his candle burn.
Aladdin's carpet takes Aurora to Neverland.
@Amac--no, we don't have to use the actual six-word phrase smile Personally I think it's more interesting when we don't. wink That's just opinion though. >.<
~Lyra
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Posted: Fri Oct 22, 2010 4:36 pm
@Lyrica - Okay, thanks!
When the candle had burned down very low, Waldo pulled out one of his favorite novels. It was a mixed fan-fiction of several different stories, written by a friend of his. He opened the book and began reading where his bookmark was: "Suddenly, Aladdin's magic carpet swooped down upon Aurora. It knocked her feet out from under her, then whooshed down the rabbit hole. When Aurora got off the magic carpet, she looked around and saw Peter Pan and Tinkerbell next to her."
Daisies, magic, and noodles, oh my!
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Posted: Sun Oct 24, 2010 12:35 pm
After Wendy had safely gotten away from the police (they were so stupid to believe her excuse) she walked into the school and was surprised by an armful of daisies from her boyfriend, a magic show put on by her friends and noodles for lunch, she asked them why she was getting the treatment and they laughed. After thinking it over, she realizes it's her B-Day. "Oh, my! I forgot that!" she noticed quietly to herself.
It is a really good joke!
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Consistent Spontaneity Crew
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Posted: Mon Nov 15, 2010 10:44 pm
Wisconsin is finally released from the authorities and placed under house arrest at Waldo's house. He treks up to the roof, hoping to use his jetpack to escape the house. Instead, he finds Waldo reading and reads:
"Melody runs over to Aurora and says, rather out of breath, 'Aurora, how good of you to come so quickly! Snow White and Cinderella are in a brawl and my mother--Ariel, sorry-- can't get them to stop! Please help!'
"Aurora follows Melody through the twisted woods and to the garden of the castle, where...."
Wisconsin then suddenly bursts into a fit of laughter, shocking Waldo.
"Oh that part!" Wisconsin laughs. "It's a really good joke set up by--"
Waldo cuts him off with, seething, "Don't-spoil-the-ending-for-me!!".
Oh Antigone! Oh Haemon! Sweet death...
((I just finished Antigone, by Sophocles. crying I would give a synopsis but I don't want to spoil the play for anyone >.<. Now to see what whoever pulls out of my wailing > smile ))
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