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Weekly Contest #16
Betsy Bovine Betsy Bovine was a milk cow. Her best friend was Peggy Porker a sow. One day in the barnyard, during girl talk, Betsy asked Peggy, “Do you ever wish that you were a male of your species instead of a female?” “Why heavens no. Whatever makes you ask that Betsy dear?” responded Peggy shocked by such a question. “Well I read on the internet the other day this story about a male animal, a human being male animal actually, who became a human being female animal, because he believed that his mind was geared and wired toward the femini...
Weekly Contest #9
Unconfessed Confessions Beth watched her older and only sister Ruth gasping for air as she lay in pain in her hospice bed. It was obvious to her that today her sister was worse. She pulled up a chair and sat down beside her, tears welling up in her eyes as she did so. She couldn’t have asked for a better sister than Ruth. “You feeling a little better today Ruth?” she asked as she had every day for the past week now. Ruth moaned. “I’m taking your secret to the grave with me Beth just like I promised you and our folks that I would years ago...
Weekly Contest #2
The Color of Justice “Look Mr. Walker I’ve already offered your client a reasonable plea agreement of three months court supervision and a small fine. If your client behaves himself after three months the case is dismissed like it never happened. You know how these things work. What’s wrong with that?” Jamal Walker veteran defense attorney looked down at the young assistant state's attorney sitting at the prosecutor’s table. “What’s wrong with it is that the state still makes money on it at my client’s expense. That’s what’s wrong with it. ...
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