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Forum Archive 2023 => Laugh? I nearly started. => dMw's Community Centre => Community Archive => Look What I Found on the Internet => Topic started by: delanvital on November 08, 2008, 02:06:33 PM

Title: onesentence.org
Post by: delanvital on November 08, 2008, 02:06:33 PM
I really like this site. Anonymous people make one-liners when they feel the need to express something. Sad, fun, tragic, fantastic. The "popular" list is not the best, but can be seen here (http://onesentence.org/stories/popular/). The site has stuff like this:

Stuff like this:

"When the one-armed Amishman sitting next to me started talking about condoms, I knew it was going to be an interesting train ride."

and this from Violet:

"There are few things that inspire as much panic as being alone in a fitting room and considering asking for help out of a too-small dress that is covering your chest, face, and arms, leaving you barefoot in your underwear and your hands useless in the air."

or this from Chase:

"Not being quite attuned to college life, I reflexively put my old home address while ordering a porn DVD."
Title: onesentence.org
Post by: Nefertem on November 11, 2008, 04:23:18 AM
Quote from: fancy spatulaWhen the brain tumor failed to kill her, we were convinced that it's because evil doesn't die.

Quote from: Q. CumberI really did complain about my shoes before my sister-in-law came back from Iraq without feet.

:lmfao:


Quote from: Five HoursAfter calculating that I wasted 6500 hours in church the first 25 years of my life, I vowed to spend 6500 hours doing volunteer work that would actually make a difference in the world.


Some nice ones in there :)
Title: onesentence.org
Post by: Alma on November 11, 2008, 06:16:48 PM
Gods, some of those sentences are depressing :(
Although, to be fair plenty of them are hilarious and i've found a few rather inspiring
Title: onesentence.org
Post by: Thulsa Doom on November 13, 2008, 01:01:48 PM
QuoteVisiting Virginia, I thought the grocery clerk was calling my newborn son precious when in fact she was telling me in her southern drawl to "press yes" on the keypad.
:lmfao: