Inkygirl: Daily Diversions For Writers
by Inkygirl on July 3, 2007
{ 13 comments }
Skought 07.03.07 at 7:55 am
Shock-jocks Sam and Al decided never to use the phrase “I’ll eat my words if…” again, after the Spice Girls DID get back together.
Blade 07.03.07 at 10:16 am
“They just don’t make horseradish with the right amount of horse these days ….”
mbumby 07.03.07 at 1:56 pm
If I’d realized you’d brought a vegemite sandwich I wouldn’t have traded!
poltr1 07.03.07 at 3:21 pm
Aw! Peanut butter and jelly again? What do you have?
WordVixen 07.03.07 at 4:54 pm
After their announcement was ill received by authors and agents everywhere, Simon and Schuster were forced to eat their words.
christa 07.03.07 at 6:07 pm
Okay, if that’s in the water, then what’s this in the sandwich?
jack ruttan 07.03.07 at 8:22 pm
I’m not eating sandwiches that wash up, ever again.
Martin GK 07.04.07 at 3:24 am
Is Nadal still playing Soderling over there?
Tibicina 07.04.07 at 4:36 am
‘Uh-oh’, thought Clark, ‘If I have tuna, that means Paul got my peanut butter, jelly, and worms.’
Fran 07.05.07 at 8:18 am
Bob, we have been here watching for seven hours already… and I don’t think this is really going to inspire my river-writing.
linda 07.05.07 at 8:53 am
See I told you, Christopher Hitchen’s words aren’t any easier to swallow than Norman Mailer. Darn, I asked for mustard, not ketchup.
Katina Mooneyham 07.06.07 at 8:12 pm
“I’m not so sure letting the kids pack our lunch was such a good idea.”
Jan Melnyk 07.16.07 at 7:45 pm
“I still can’t figure out why we were kicked out of the eatery. They let patrons bring in their own wine. Why not sandwiches? Now we have these nasty rock-hard seats!”
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{ 13 comments }
Skought 07.03.07 at 7:55 am
Shock-jocks Sam and Al decided never to use the phrase “I’ll eat my words if…” again, after the Spice Girls DID get back together.
Blade 07.03.07 at 10:16 am
“They just don’t make horseradish with the right amount of horse these days ….”
mbumby 07.03.07 at 1:56 pm
If I’d realized you’d brought a vegemite sandwich I wouldn’t have traded!
poltr1 07.03.07 at 3:21 pm
Aw! Peanut butter and jelly again? What do you have?
WordVixen 07.03.07 at 4:54 pm
After their announcement was ill received by authors and agents everywhere, Simon and Schuster were forced to eat their words.
christa 07.03.07 at 6:07 pm
Okay, if that’s in the water, then what’s this in the sandwich?
jack ruttan 07.03.07 at 8:22 pm
I’m not eating sandwiches that wash up, ever again.
Martin GK 07.04.07 at 3:24 am
Is Nadal still playing Soderling over there?
Tibicina 07.04.07 at 4:36 am
‘Uh-oh’, thought Clark, ‘If I have tuna, that means Paul got my peanut butter, jelly, and worms.’
Fran 07.05.07 at 8:18 am
Bob, we have been here watching for seven hours already… and I don’t think this is really going to inspire my river-writing.
linda 07.05.07 at 8:53 am
See I told you, Christopher Hitchen’s words aren’t any easier to swallow than Norman Mailer. Darn, I asked for mustard, not ketchup.
Katina Mooneyham 07.06.07 at 8:12 pm
“I’m not so sure letting the kids pack our lunch was such a good idea.”
Jan Melnyk 07.16.07 at 7:45 pm
“I still can’t figure out why we were kicked out of the eatery. They let patrons bring in their own wine. Why not sandwiches? Now we have these nasty rock-hard seats!”
Comments on this entry are closed.