Six Word Stories

[just pet]

Wow. That's heartbreaking. I've never read him. Where should I start?

You just did
(Always the smartass)

 

[AlotLikePsyche]

You just did
(Always the smartass)

Good point. I was thinking of maybe something else...

 

[atmas]

Wow. That's heartbreaking. I've never read him. Where should I start?

Start with his short stories. Now.

 

[drown]

Good point. I was thinking of maybe something else...

try wiki !
it's the word,
yo...

 

[AlotLikePsyche]

Start with his short stories. Now.

I just got up and dug around in my closet. I thought I had a book of his short stories, but I can't find it. Bummer. I did see my copy of Sex, Money, Kiss while I was in there, though, and that makes me happy.

try wiki !
it's the word,
yo...

I like your posts. I make a point to read them ever since you said dolf got us all to "abandon any kind of mystery associated with the avatar" with charm and a picture of her thumb in her ass.

 

[LowMurmur]

Start with his short stories. Now.

I'd try "The Snows of Kilimanjaro"

 

[drown]

I like your posts. I make a point to read them ever since you said dolf got us all to "abandon any kind of mystery associated with the avatar" with charm and a picture of her thumb in her ass.

follow yourself...

drown
fellates drown
first:

lit blows that way.

 

[kotori]

What would I do without you?

What should I do with you?

 

[just pet]

follow yourself...

drown
fellates drown
first:

lit blows that way.

And what a site to see

 

[drown]

And what a site to see

i should like
your ass....



again.​

 

[LowMurmur]

And what a site to see

You grace us again, dear one. . .

 

[Peregrinator]

Start with his short stories. Now.

Seconded. Hemingway was a master of the written word, but his short stories are transcendent.

Follow them with The Sun Also Rises (gets my vote for the best novel of the 20th century) and For Whom The Bell Tolls and then just read whatever else you come across that looks interesting. The Old Man And The Sea, imho, is overrated, though a pretty little thing, and everyone except Hemingway will insist that it's allegorical. Watch out for Death In The Afternoon; you may come away from it actually appreciating bullfighting.

 

[Peregrinator]

Sipped whiskey, looked at wife, shot.

(With apologies to JD Salinger)

 

[Colonel Hogan]

Whatever happened to what's-his-name?

 

[daylightwarrior]

Whatever happened to what's-his-name?

What's-his-name bit the dust. (sorry couldn't resist)

Blunt force mama, admired from afar.

 

[English Lady]

Red is the colour, it's everywhere.

 

[unregistered]

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Are we still doing these today???

 

[Honey123]

You have something better to do?

 

[Wat_Tyler]

LOL. No. No, not at all.


(I declare emoticons to be freebies in the word count)

 

[Honey123]

that really sounds good to me



*see..it worked!*

 

[Wat_Tyler]

sounds good to me



*see..it worked!*

^^^^^ word count, Little Woman, word count . . . .

 

[Honey123]

^^^^^ word count, Little Woman, word count . . . .

fine I fixed it see above.

 

[HB1965]

I am trying to wait...patiently.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

fine I fixed it see above.

I know . . . I picked a nit.


(I suck like that at times)