Humor
Fatally Unorganized. Top Story - January 2024.
I remember the day my owner, Rachel, got the bag that I’m stuck lying in. It was a Monday afternoon at the town center mall. The luxury purse store was having a deal on last season’s leftovers. There was one on display that she couldn’t leave without, and it was thirty percent off the original price of one-hundred and sixty pounds. The woman only had two-hundred bangers to her name, but it still sounded like a great idea for a wannabe like her that was debatably insane. She was always craving nice things, but her bank account was longing for a more budget friendly lifestyle.
By Real Poetic3 years ago in Fiction
Doggy rumble
In the quirky town of Barkington, where the canine community lived life with a tail-wagging attitude, a peculiar event unfolded – the Barkington Boxing Brawl, a laugh-inducing spectacle that had dogs across the town donning boxing gloves and stepping into the ring.
By Daniel Mero Dizon3 years ago in Fiction
Pension on wheels
In the peculiar post-apocalyptic landscape of Geriatropolis, where the relentless march of time had turned the world into a creaky relic, a band of spirited seniors embarked on an unconventional means of survival – the Bicycle Tribe. Picture a Mad Max scenario, but with zimmer frames and bike bells.
By Daniel Mero Dizon3 years ago in Fiction
Magic and Toilet Paper
n the enchanting aisles of Bed, Bath, and Beyondington, a magical world unfolded, hidden from the eyes of ordinary shoppers. The mystical realm was home to a young wizard named Balthazar Bubblesworth, who, on his eleventh birthday, received an acceptance letter to the prestigious Bed Bath and Beyondington School of Mystical Arts.
By Daniel Mero Dizon3 years ago in Fiction
Waste disposal Ninja
In the bustling village of Konohagakure, nestled amidst the verdant treetops, a diligent and unassuming ninja named Naruto diligently served as the village's garbage collector. In a world where extraordinary abilities and grandeur often took center stage, Naruto found purpose and pride in his seemingly mundane yet essential role.
By Daniel Mero Dizon3 years ago in Fiction







