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Late Night Gnats
Bzz… Bzz… Dooo “Hey! How are you? I’m doing good; I’m okay. Did I tell you that Mrs. Diane invited me to her New Year’s party? Yeah, I was surprised, honestly. I didn’t know she held New Year’s parties. Well, I hadn’t seen her in like… a year? So, I went. I know, very out of character for me, but I figured that I might as well. Like you said, if you always say no, then people will stop inviting you to things, and I don’t want her thinking that I hate her or something. I don’t really hate anyone; I just really like my house.
By Darby S. Fisher4 years ago in Fiction
Ten of the Smallest (and Most Bizarre) Bank Robberies
When you think of a bank robbery, the typical movie scenes tend to come to mind. A group of criminal masterminds who have spent a tremendous amount of time studying bank floor plans and security carefully execute a plan to heist large sums of money with the hopes of never being caught.Additionally, given that someone caught robbing a bank faces a penalty of up to 20 years in prison, it would only make sense that anyone willing to commit such an offense would also be looking for their crime to “pay.”There have been incredibly large bank heists throughout history, such as the Dar Es Salaam bank robbery in 2007, where $282 million was taken. But below, you will read stories that are quite the opposite. From strange motives to fake weapons and loot that was gambled away, this list contains 10 of the smallest (and quite possibly the most bizarre) bank robberies.
By Liam Smith4 years ago in Fiction
Is your Phone making you Sick?
EMFDEFENSE™ Negative Ions Sticker EMF Shield FOR Phone Smartphone Home Radio! EMF Defense Stickers are a popular choice for people looking to reduce their exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMFs) from electronic devices. These stickers are designed to be placed on electronic devices and claim to provide protection from EMFs by creating a “shield” around the device. However, the scientific community is divided on whether or not these stickers are effective in reducing EMF exposure.
By Sumit Agarwal4 years ago in Fiction
Growth is the Journey
My first memory is of strange, bulbous eyes inspecting me. The creature floated above the sand by moving its thin appendages and introduced itself as a fish. I was so small then, little more than a mound of pebbles, really, and no one paid me any mind. I observed the desolate plain of the seafloor endlessly, receiving the rare but welcome visitor from time to time.
By Georges-Henri Daigle4 years ago in Fiction
Grief Spiral
With a notecard and a roll of packing tape in hand, I marched my way up to the mailbox. "Cameron is dead," read my message in stark red Sharpie, which I now realize looked a bit garish. However, in the weight of the moment, I was too proud, too dedicated to my mission to retreat and revise. I was not going to stop, even for a second, until my message was fastened to the inside of the mailbox. Unmissable to the postman's eye.
By Erin Latham Shea4 years ago in Fiction




