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Here's an idea. I will start a story. I will write one line. You can write another line to move the story forward. We used to play this game in school. It gets hilarious!

For example,

I write: "It was raining cats and dogs and the night air was biting my fingers off!"

You can add: "I was so thankful the bus stop was nearby, so I huddled over to it."

The next person can carry it onwards. You can reply again after the next thread.

I can add again: "I sat down inside the covered bus stop and was glad that I only had to wait for a few minutes for the bus."

Here goes....

"I really loved the scent of donuts in this cafe!"

-- 19 Jan 2013, 22:23 --

No one taking the challenge. Come one, it's fun how the story turns out.

.....but the cafe has a bad reputation for a dirty kitchen

"Who is that guy in my regular seat," I thought irritatingly as I entered the room, hoping it wasn't the health inspector as I wanted the place to stay open.

He orders tea and then starts scribbling something down in a notebook,

He looked familiar but I couldn't place where I had seen him before.

I decided to follow him from the cafe...

I had to make sure he didn't see me as he rounded the corner and entered into a dark alley.

he pulls a pistol from his pocket, checks the clip and enters the building on his left with the pistol concealed

It suddenly struck me that this was THE PISTOL they were looking for all over the country!

I then realized it was the pistol that killed paper books.

He had revealed in his interview to the paparazzi that he liked to shoot paperbacks with his gun, to make a point, and left the web address of their Internet edition at the scene of crime, as his signature.

He also said next he is going after newspapers with a flame thrower. He's distributed phamplets titled The Evils of Paper.

To prove how serious he was, his pamphlets were hand-written with plant extract ink on banana leaves, since he was anti paper.

How he got the banana leaves is a fascinating story in itself. He lives in Norway, and as the climate there in not great for bananas so he went to the jungles of South America and had to fight disease, savages, wild animals. He finally cut a deal with some head hunters to trade banana leaves for heads. That started him on a whole new project. Now he's armed with a machete collecting heads.

Rule....One line at a time please.

His machete was his trademark too.