Maria Wright62 said:Let's just call it what it is: typical brown-nosing on your part, not necessarily hers. 😁 It’s getting to the point where nobody knows right from wrong anymore—not even you. 😁
I mean, you're the one who started the last two threads. 🤔
Maria Wright62 said:Wombat was part of the last challenge, and we’re looking forward to seeing her back—along with all the other good vibes.🙂 But aren't these just writing challenges? 🤣They don't even need to include any writing if they don't want to. 🤔
For those who can't wait, you could always open up tonight so we can see what driftingmarlin44 is up to. 🍿
Wait, so you're saying I'm the one starting the thread? 🤔 I didn't quite catch that. 🤔
Alright, uhm, listen up, folks. First off, thanks to everyone who cast their votes in last week's weekly creativity challenge. Now, here’s your next prompt:
Use whatever medium you want—voice, writing, art, or whatever else strikes your fancy. No context required. Some people live for spring, some can't stand it; every season has its ups and downs.
Submissions are open until Friday, March 5th at 11:59 PM, followed by voting which runs through Sunday, March 7th at 8:00 PM.
The rules are easy: one user, one post, one vote. The winner gets to pick the next weekly creativity challenge.
I’m actually a fan of Megan Gray4's cookbook and that girl with the key during the pep rally 🙂 plus the Chernobyl mask with those bold drawn-on eyebrows is pretty cool. As for Ruby, I guess I’ll open my umbrella, even though I’m already wearing a raincoat 🤣
EDIT: Guys, don't get worked up; you guys aren't exactly bringing much to the table here 😳
Masks. Masks! Masks? You people have lost your minds. This whole virus thing isn't even worth a footnote, this COVID nonsense. Sports and concerts are canceled, bars and restaurants are shuttered, online classes are the norm, half the students are sleeping through their webcams, and there’s a masquerade ball happening everywhere. The clowns at the CDC are putting on their daily show, dropping new numbers every day like they’re playing the lottery, while everyone else stays quiet behind their paper snout masks, patiently waiting for their turn to get poked with the needle, hoping they can dodge the illness, hoping the economy stabilizes, hoping for some new stimulus checks, just so they can finally go back to parties.
Ladies and gentlemen, an unforgettable performance. This is a true masquerade, a puppet show, a theater of marionettes. It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience to be part of this ball, watching directly from the stage, yet sitting right at home without ever buying a ticket.
Be real actors; wear your masks convincingly. Step onto the stage with confidence, make the floorboards shake beneath you.
This is one massive, singular embarrassment. There's no need to be nervous. Don't worry, nobody's paying you a salary anyway, and your acting isn't worth a dime.
Masks! Masks! Masks! Let the stage tremble! Let everyone who hasn't lost it yet finally snap. Let the masquerade run wild in total fury!
Sean Taylor45 said:I just wanted to use this thread to warn everyone about the scams going around online for Valentine's Day. I ordered my significant other some perfume and a massive bouquet of flowers, but instead, they sent a case of Budweiser and a pack of Marlboros. Total nightmare.
Look, he could have just come to the off-topic board and handed everyone a million bucks; he'd still have plenty left over. We'll never see a crowd like this again. 😳