In addition to her acting prowess, Beulah: a. was a carpenter of some note. b. was a world champion ski jumper. c. could sew a straight hem blindfolded. d. could bend steel with her bare hands.
Loon: This morning for the 3 Question Interview we are entertaining the ghost of one Mister Barney Oldfield, a racer of some note, I am told. Mr. Oldfield, in all modesty I must inform you that I broke the 5 minute mile in high school. Did you break the 5 minute mile in high school? […]
In exchange for the basket of radishes, Eppa got a tin whistle, too.
Eppa’s glove: a. cost one basket of radishes. b. was originally an oven mitt. c. was the envy of his teammates. d. was salvaged from an abandoned poultry farm.
As villages go, the village was small and sleepy. The villagers never ran. Indeed, they strolled from place to place, pausing often to converse with neighbors or to observe the bounty of nature. Benches in the fabulous rose garden were seldom unoccupied. As the village’s pride and joy, the rose garden thrived under the care […]
It took all of the above and more for Brigitte to turn herself into the greatest evil robot of all time.
When playing the greatest evil robot ever, Brigitte got into character by imagining: a. chocolate cake topped with gooey fudge and whipped cream. b. herself selected to ignite Joan of Arc’s pyre. c. a confrontation between kittens and a threshing machine. d. all of the above in rapid succession.
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