DISCUSSION THREAD JULY 2020 75-WORD WRITING CHALLENGE

[Justin Swanton]

There were three bears,
And their only product was porridge

Cerealisly unbearable....

 

[Luiglin]

Cerealisly unbearable....

This thread is getting really ursinine.

 

[Joshua Jones]

If we keep up the bearly tolerable puns, we might summon... him... the Ursa one...

 

[Luiglin]

Unbearlievable, I've run out of grizzly puns. I blame @dannymcg.

 

[Danny McG]

Unbearlievable, I've run out of grizzly puns. I blame @dannymcg.

Just have a 'paws' for breath and you'll be ok

 

[Parson]

@Hugh .... What maketh a man? .... Hugh goes to a theology before recorded history for the basic elements of life and death.
(Sorry if I've totally misunderstood this story.)

 

[Hugh]

It's just great that you post these reviews.

(Sorry if I've totally misunderstood this story.)

The important thing is that you made the connection with golf

 

[Parson]

@Stable .... The Element of Satisfaction .... Stable proves the Rolling Stones wrong, you can indeed get "Satisfaction" in an elemental sense. It just takes a little ambition and elbow grease.

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

dannymcg: Make sure your employees know the requirements of their jobs.

Daysman: Many mysteries are beyond the ability of mere human beings to solve.

Justin Swanton: Sometimes to have to go back to old-fashioned ways to succeed.

TheEndIsNigh: Some of the most important things seem simple at first.

Starbeast: You need to free your imagination to realize your highest ambitions.

Ashleyne: Trying to put square pegs into round holes can lead to serious trouble.

BT Jones: It takes quite a bit of effort to undo serious destruction.

Hugh: Sometimes it is not the destination, but the journey that matters.

Stable: With enough effort, the amateur can become the professional.

 

[Starbeast]

@Victoria Silverwolf Thank you for the review. I like your story, Death on Venus: A Solve-It-Yourself Mystery, I had fun solving it.

@Parson I'd also like to thank you for your review too. And I'm looking forward to your entry.

 

[Parson]

@Victoria Silverwolf Thank you for the review. I like your story, Death on Venus: A Solve-It-Yourself Mystery, I had fun solving it.

@Parson I'd also like to thank you for your review too. And I'm looking forward to your entry.

Thanks Beast. I hope to find my muse. So far she seems to have gone on the vacation that has been denied much of the world.

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

fostersaccount: Never underestimate the power of great art.

 

[MikeAnderson]

When it comes to ursine puns, this thread is becoming loaded for bear.

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

MikeAnderson: Sometimes creativity can get out of hand.

 

[Parson]

@fostersaccount .... Worlds Saddest Painter .... Foster goes really dark in this tale of emotionally connective art.
*Nice first entry!

@MikeAnderson .... This Is How You Do a Science Fair Volcano! .... Mike puts terror, comeuppance, and humor in one short 75 word package.

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Marvin: Perhaps inside all of us is the desire to make one last, grand gesture.

johnnyjet: Fewer words often say more.

 

[Parson]

@Marvin .... A Journey .... Marv takes us inside the death and rebirth of the seeds of the earth.

@johnnyjet .... Earth, Air, Fire, Water .... Jet scoffs at 75 word limits. He only needs 8 to speak about the elemental forces of the universe.
(My first review longer than the story!)

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

Sblackwood: Failure to apply oneself to one's studies can have serious consequences.

 

[Parson]

@Sblackwood .... Experimental Teaching .... Sblackwood tells us a humorous tale about teaching methods and how ill thought out they can be, and how ill they can make you feel.
Nice First Entry!

 

[Victoria Silverwolf]

CarBear: Try new techniques out under safe conditions before you have to use them in an emergency.