For those who haven't heard of Hemingway's shortest story it went like this. For Sale:Baby Shoes never worn. The story behind it is that he bet he could write a story in under 10 words. Any one want to try? Emptied bottle. Loaded Gun. I'm Sorry.
Nice. I prefer to read this as a happy three-way relationship, though I don't think you meant it that way. Classic. Covers everything. I thought this related to mine when I first read it and then realized it works on it's own and is more funny that way. Well played
This is fun. Here are my thoughts: "Does God exist?" The mortar hit. "Who is that man mommy kissed?" Father O'Reilly, "Johnny, close the door."
I've always liked Larry Niven's 10-word story entitled Unfinished Story #2: To be fair, though, the word count should include the title, which is definitely a major part of the message. Back on topic, though: What price, victory? Death. Silence. Peace.
To be, or not to be, that is the question. xD The soldiers march. Trenches dug. Guns loaded. Graves dug.
The thread is SIX word stories... Another classic example - by Julius Caesar: I came, I saw, I conquered. In the original Latin, though, it is not even close to being that wordy: Veni, vidi, vici.
"Honey, just once." Test turned positive. Divorce sale: husband's corvette. One dollar. Scientist approaches lions. Lions approach scientist.
Very clever, I can't do math. second attempt: Bouncing ball is captured, returned slobbery. --- Head down watching puck. Call 911.
