Short poems
are fun.
You can see at a glance
whether you
like them
or not.
- Steve Turner -
I guess the same applies to stories.
You've always said a lot with few words, Ewan. I'm waiting for the day when you post a single-word story. Or maybe just a punctuation mark?
I've considered this Turner-wise and concluded that: I like it.
A rather longer version of that is the League of Gentlemen sketch where a woman takes a bag of unused baby clothes and toys to the charity shop. The women in the shop are only concerned with whether the teddy bear has a safety mark. "Take it to the spastics, they'll take anything." Not very PC, but funny and touching at the same time.
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FTSE100 | October 11, 2008 - 10:40
Short poems
are fun.
You can see at a glance
whether you
like them
or not.
- Steve Turner -
I guess the same applies to stories.
You've always said a lot with few words, Ewan. I'm waiting for the day when you post a single-word story. Or maybe just a punctuation mark?
I've considered this Turner-wise and concluded that: I like it.
chuck | October 11, 2008 - 13:46
Hemingway came up with a really clever shorty but it's such a downer I won't repeat it.
Ewan | October 11, 2008 - 17:20
Is it the small-ad one?
chuck | October 11, 2008 - 20:07
Yes that one. What the heck....this is no time to be squeamish...
"For sale: Baby shoes. Never used."
FTSE100 | October 12, 2008 - 14:32
A rather longer version of that is the League of Gentlemen sketch where a woman takes a bag of unused baby clothes and toys to the charity shop. The women in the shop are only concerned with whether the teddy bear has a safety mark. "Take it to the spastics, they'll take anything." Not very PC, but funny and touching at the same time.