Sometimes I'll check out the random story from the archives.
This was an early sentence in the story:
Mom found Clair's extra large box of condoms and her dairy.
This says more about mom not previously seeing all the cows in her daughter's room than Clair sleeping around.
Mom found Clair's extra large box of condoms and her dairy.
What should the punishment be for someone who makes a typo?
I read a story - via random blast from the past - a couple of years back and came across somebody being "rapped", or maybe "gang rapped".
Feedback to Author, yada yada yada. He thought that was hilarious, and promptly fixed it.
Why buy the cow when you get the milk for free?
Why buy the cow when you get the milk for free?
So I can have steak and hamburgers. Plus that cow was a bull ;)
If your typo is a real word, then spellcheck can't catch it.
I like to put a story through MS Word and then send it to a mammal to edit.
I like to put a story through MS Word and then send it to a mammal to edit.
So, your excuse is that your dog ate your story?
