I was in the bizarre, purse-suing a wonton woman who had short-changed me in a steamy incident. Unbeknownst to me, she had hired rouge barbarian called Scarlett to attack me. Next thing I was in dyer straights defending myself. Staggering back, I drew my curious, and then tripped over a charcoal brassiere they where cooking kebabs on. The tent court fire and we were all faucet to beet a retreat. Scarlett fled with the wonton woman. I decided to follow them to their liar in the dessert     

Mounting my trusty stead, I galloped after them into the dessert, riding across the waist, a trifle afraid that my resolve would turn to jelly. In the heat, my cloths where wet with sweat so I stopped to ring them out. I was negligee about my paw stead, and he began to tyre. And then the weather turned and it started to hale.  We took shelter in a cave to get out of the whet. It turned out to be full of gobblings. The gobblings chaste us.

They enveloped us with shear numbers and I was fauced to propose marriage to the gobbling princess. But on our wedding knight, when I saw her, I laughed and she left in fit of peek. I had to flea before the gobbling rage, as awl was now disc-covered, and the wether had improved in the dessert.

In the dessert I came upon the Scarlett rouge’s liar. It had towering walls that would take an eagle to sore over. I determined to breech the walls, and found a burro to crawl threw. Once inside I found them drinking ail as if they had something to celibate.

I took a gambol and challenged Scarlett to a dual for a steak in her treasure. She hued at my arm and cut into my humorous but my steal took her in the hart and she dyed. I had one a fortune.

The wonton woman gushed croquetteishly: “My Hero. I am a princess, I can pea threw seven mattresses, with all her boullion we can go and live on my enchanted aisle.

10 responses to “Phann-fic for the editors out there.”

  1. Dear lord, man! *goes to wash brain out*

    1. Chuckle. Every editor’s nightmare – and we’ve all come across most of them. This is show not tell. Besides all of us have maid a phew, ourselves….

  2. William M Lehman Avatar
    William M Lehman

    Dude, put the hookah down. You’ve had more than enough.

    1. Hmph. You have no appreciation of litter-rechewer!

  3. So, was that worth all the effort you put into it? (A steamy episode worth a wonton woman? The dessert turning your resolve to jelly (in a trifle, no less!) oy!)

    1. Well, there is room for dessert 🙂 To be awfully honest I started to show in a hopefully memorable way, some fantasy common tropes and word misuses – and then began to enjoy torte-uring the prose to see what else I could get into it, meanings to make me laugh. Sometimes we should play with our words and remember this also fun.

  4. Someday, AI will improve enough to turn this into a 1930s style wacky cartoon. Or maybe direct brain interface will render it straight out of our minds?

  5. Owww! That hurt . . . and some of them I have committed . . .

  6. Something I wrote many moons ago:

    Wine Aye Dew Note Yews Spiel Chick

    Spall chokers dew naught toast fur thick core wrecked woods. Envy wort fawned inn thew spilling least whale past thaw text, sew ewe cairn seam howl offal id cud guest. Yew cold bean riding tootle nun cents ink witch ovary wierd whiz spoiled joust write. Must sprawl chalkers woad knot abject two enemy port orb thistle albumin nation.

    Owl thew wards ink thirst moose edge ark spilled write boot thief grandma ant sin tacks art turtle lee oaf.

    Aye head bitter stock thirst noun seance know.

  7. Dave. That made my head hurt!!! o.O

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