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message 251: by Vanessa Eden (new)

Vanessa  Eden Patton (vanessaeden) | 509 comments Fortunately, I believe I know which one person in which you are referring to is. Thanks.


message 252: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, I did start to write this book but my paper had no lines on it and after the first sentence it all began to go southwards.


message 253: by Vanessa Eden (new)

Vanessa  Eden Patton (vanessaeden) | 509 comments Fortunately, with some brain storming the story began to take form.


message 254: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, after many months of placing messages in bottles and hoping the brainstorming team would come across the bottles, 1 bottle was found but not forwarded and a vital piece of the story went missing.


message 255: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Unfortunately, the hit man went blind from the mutant pinkeye, so he wasn't much use to Kimberly.


message 256: by Katy (new)

Katy Mann | 56 comments Kimberly wrote: "Fortunately there was another woman who looked just like Kimberly and was a billionaire so Kimberly acted like she was the Billionaire Kimberly."

Unfortunately, the real Billionaire Kimberly had a truly bratty daughter...


message 257: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately for fake Kimberley, billionaire Kimberley had made her money from dodgy deals and still had connections to some very bad people.


message 258: by Katy (new)

Katy Mann | 56 comments Michael wrote: "Unfortunately for fake Kimberley, billionaire Kimberley had made her money from dodgy deals and still had connections to some very bad people."

Fortunately, fake Kimberly figured out that one of these very bad people was secretly in love with real Kimberly.


message 259: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately, after sitting down and discussing their problems in an adulty sort of way, both the real Kimberley and the fake Kimberly resolved their differences and they lived happily ever after...with no hit men chasing them.


message 260: by Christine (new)

Christine Moore | 5 comments Darth Squirrel ran like the wind to the treasure trove and clasped the gold coins in his hands. Unfortunately, the coins were filled with milk chocolate.


message 261: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately, Darth Squirrel was either a human or a squirrel that was born with hands.


message 262: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Unfortunately, the police had set her up when she met with the hit man and she was arrested.


message 263: by Daniel (new)

Daniel Smith (danielsmith527) | 38 comments Fortunately, the hit man was none other than Darth Squirrel. He was a rubbish hit man what with his jelly hands, so it is definitely for the best that both were jailed before hilarity of fatal proportions ensued.


message 264: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Unfortunately, they escaped (because evil villains almost always escape from prison).


message 265: by Daniel (new)

Daniel Smith (danielsmith527) | 38 comments Fortunately, the feds had just recently finished reading a riveting series of true crime novels and knew that villains always escape and tagged them with GPS trackers embedded in their heads. Soon they are hot on the trail.


message 266: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately the Feds had just happened to buy some ice cream on the way and were able to enjoy it with the jelly.


message 267: by Susan (new)

Susan | 193 comments Fortunately the villain was struck by lightning, but lived, and therefore, vowed never to be a villain again.


message 268: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately, at that precise moment...the aliens returned in their new UFO that had a carbonite fiberous covering and the cosmic matter ray sucked up all the metallic items heading for our lightning struck villian/hero.


message 269: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Unfortunately, they also sucked up our villain/hero (antihero?) in the process.


message 270: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, he was a lumberjack, and Monty Python wrote a skit about him.


message 271: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Fortunately, the hero had a great sense of humour and was able to accept his good-natured humiliation with good grace.


message 272: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, he laughed so much his head fell off.


message 273: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Landmark (clandmark) | 242 comments Fortunately, he rose to fame as the Headless Man of Steel and Iron.


message 274: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Unfortunately, he got into a legal battle with Iron Man over copyright infringement.


message 275: by Daniel (new)

Daniel Smith (danielsmith527) | 38 comments Fortunately, Iron Man's suit gained sentience, and Iron Man missed the court date due to fighting against his own suit.


message 276: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Landmark (clandmark) | 242 comments Unfortunately, the Headless Man of Steel and Iron fell off a cliff and found out his cape of steel was not very helpful for flying.


message 277: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, the judge sentenced him to 2years hard labour at Clown Scool, for gross misjustice of humour.


message 278: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Fortunately, he was such a hit at Clown School that he got released early for good behavior.


message 279: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, after being offered a job in the worlds most famous circus, he became a star and hero to millions of young and old. He had advisors and lots of new "friends" that began to take advantage of his welcoming nature. He started to spiral into a world not of his making, involved in the party scene, substituting the wholesome ideals that he had grown up with, with one night stands, drugs and general unhealthy habits. He lost connections with friends from his past. Eventually one night he was found in the arms of the Lion Tamers fiance. He was taken to the Lions cage and while he was made to place his head in the Lions mouth, purely to scare our hero back into some sense of reality, the lion bit down, severing the clowns head completely from his neck.


message 280: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Fortunately, not only having learned a lesson by this, our hero was supernaturally transformed into the headless hero. He scared quite a few people silly.


message 281: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, he developed a rather nasty rash on his neck where his head once was. It started as a small lump, which he itched constantly. Scabs developed and a pus filled sac started protruding. As it grew, a tuft of red curly hair started growing, giving him a rather comical look, like one would imagine cousin IT as an infant. As this protruberence grew larger, sallow black holes, where you would normally find eye sockets, had sunk into the nub. Looking into this monstrosity, one could feel their soul, misting silently, leaving their body, drawn to the darkness in those sockets. A moan of esctasy escaped the half formed lips beginning to develop.


message 282: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Unfortunately, this beast captured quite a few souls and things began to look very scary as more and more souls were consumed. When will it stop? Oh, am I playing the wrong game? Answer a question with a question? My brain must have gone to sleep.


message 283: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately, after devouring its last soul, whos brain was frizzled,addled,confused,a new game called "Unfortunately, we answer a question with an answer" was created.


message 284: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Fortunately, the Answer Man showed up, relieving all their unanswered questions and reason was restored.


message 285: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately someone asked "Who is the most famous person in the world" and the debate raged on...and on...and on.


message 286: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately while all this debating went on someone with some sense decided to discuss a new topic.


message 287: by Cheryl (new)

Cheryl Landmark (clandmark) | 242 comments Unfortunately, the new topic of discussion was the price of snow cones in the Arctic.


message 288: by Ellie (new)

Ellie Blackwood (ellieblackwood) | 64 comments Fortunately, the Yeti showed up and gave everyone free Himalayan snow cones (which, as we know, are far superior to Arctic ones)


message 289: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Unfortunately, the sun came out, it got really hot, and all the snow cones melted.


message 290: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Fortunately the melted snow cones melted into a hollow and everyone, including the Yeti, went swimming.


message 291: by James (new)

James (jameshalat) | 88 comments Unfortunately, some of them couldn't swim, and no one was a lifeguard.


message 292: by Susan (last edited Dec 08, 2015 08:41PM) (new)

Susan | 193 comments Fortunately the Yeti was quite blubbery and he floated. Those that couldn't swim climbed onto his buoyant, furry body.


message 293: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately when the Yeti had finished swimming, he tried to comb his hair straight but found that he has clumps of little people matted into his fur.


message 294: by James (new)

James (jameshalat) | 88 comments Fortunately, the little people had combs of their own, and used them upon freeing themselves, before climbing ashore.


message 295: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately, after crawling up the muddy banks and taking refuge from the heat of the day under the eucalyptus trees, they were preyed upon by the dreaded....drum roll....DROP BEARS.


message 296: by James (new)

James (jameshalat) | 88 comments Fortunately, the drop bears turned out to be koalas, and the little people put on their koala faces. 8-)


message 297: by Daniel (new)

Daniel Smith (danielsmith527) | 38 comments Unfortunately, the koalas were not impressed and spat their eucalyptus at them.


message 298: by Scarlett (new)

Scarlett Avery (scarlettavery) | 86 comments Fortunately, I got to publish the next book of my series. :-) Yippee!!!!


message 299: by Michael (new)

Michael Gallas | 1226 comments Unfortunately I am going to break the chain of Fortunately/Unfortunately and say Congratulations. Oh wait a minute...I kept the chain going...yippee


message 300: by Lenita (new)

Lenita Sheridan | 1010 comments Fortunately, many will like Santa Claus bringing them books for Christmas.


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