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The six word story

Mike TestroMember for 20 years 10 months
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Hi Gang

There is a genre in literature that tries to encapsulate a story in at least six words - I think it started way back with a challenge to Mark Twain to write a six word story - he scribbled down:

For sale bay shoes never worn.

I have two originals that sum up my life story:

Started with nothing - lost it mostly.

and one 4 word:

Going nowhere - still travelling.

Any more out there - if they are original then please declare it.

Best regards

Mike T.

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    Jerid Fortney ·
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    Wherever I go, there I am.

    Wherever I go, there I am.

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    Anoon Iimos ·
    #2

    Today is yesterday's Plan for

    Today is yesterday's Plan for tomorrow.

    original? not sure (just thought of it right now)

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    Anoon Iimos ·
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    Sorry, here's another one

    Sorry, here's another one Mike,

    For open-ended activities:

    "It only ends when it ends."

    sure, this is not original

     

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    Carlos Arana ·
    #4

    A common story, just add

    A common story, just add context.

    "This and this should be critical"

    or

    "Why is this not critical?"

    And when the planner woke up, his schedule was was still painted red.

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    Saju TS ·
    #5

    I think you down loaded a

    I think you down loaded a "Trojan Virus"

    right?

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    Jonas Ray Puig ·
    #6

    I experimented darkness to

    I experimented darkness to see light.

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    Mike Thompson ·
    #7

    It was planned to go wrong

    It was planned to go wrong

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    Gary Whitehead ·
    #8

    10: Had some fun 20: Matured

    10: Had some fun

    20: Matured a bit

    30: GOTO 10

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