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Banner by Mintfang
Poems
Untitled poem by Whisperfur
Never had I ever seen
A creature like the Toblerene
Large as 4 cows! But not as cute
A creauture of such ill dispute,
That every man for miles round
Would quiver, shiver at the sound
Of it's terrible, terrible roar
In the smoky tarvens and shady bars
Tales are told of how even the stars
Would quiver,shiver at the sight
of a Toblerene on a moonless night
Grotesque and scaly, with twisted horns
It's teeth are yellow and broken and worn
Like it's terrible,terrible claws
But there is a way to escape from it's clutches
A way you can best it's poisoness touches
Simply take a bottle of fine crystal glass
And fill it with plenty of scented Yae grass
Waft it's scented perfume 'neath it's nose
Within seconds it sleeps in deep, peaceful doze
With a terrible, terrible Yawn!
Growing Misery by Waffle27
Misery is like a flower in bloom
Growing and growing
It won't stop soon
Green and Pink
Yellow and blue
Seemingly growing
Touching the moon
Untitled Limerick 01 By: Pinnipediator
There once was a young sir called Hugh
Who had a little sister called Lou.
They went to a camp
Set up their amp
And had a disco in the portable loo!
Untitled Limerick 02 By: Pinnipediator
Say hello to my good old friend Mike!
He really loves to hike.
He once hiked so far
All the way to a star
He burned and came back in some light
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Fan Fiction
The Legacy of RuneClan: Book One
By: HumHumGames Do not copy without permission
Ravenkit bounded up and down, excitement filling her paws. "Who's here? Who's here?" She questioned rapidly, her breath frosty in the Leafbare
weather. A new, strong scent filled the young cat's nose as she peeked
through the entrance of the soft MeadowClan nursery.
"Shhhhh!" Dawnrise, Ravenkit's mother dragged the kit towards the back of the
nursery. Ravenkit peeked through a hole in the nursery wall. Maybe it's a good thing they never bother to fix this nursery! It's as old as my mom! Ravenkit thought as she stuck her nose through the hole.
She smelled the strong scent again, although it mingled now more with the tight moor to the east of MeadowClan territory.
Ravenkit gazed out and managed to hear the hushed whispering voices of wandering cats and the more serious tone of their leader, Foxstar, and a mysterious, gruff mew. That was one of the kit's many talents: excellent hearing.
Ravenkit leaned in to hear more of the conversation. SPLASH!
"Yuck!!" Ravenkit meowed, a little to loudly. She had landed in the dirt pile, to the side of the nursery. A mysterious clump smelled faintly of Lightfoot, a
delicate she-cat. Not so delicate anymore, Ravenkit thought bitterly, wading in the foul-smelling dirt.
"No, it's just a kit!" The mysterious visitor stood glaring over the dirt pile, a distasteful look on his dark face.
"Ummm, hello?" Ravenkit tried.
"I am Darkmoon, have we met before?" Darkmoon's expression turned
into a confused jumble of trying to remember something. But Ravenkit
knew and remembered who he was. She felt like cowering, but as long as
he didn't remember her, she was safe.
"I don't believe we have met, I'm Ravenkit." The shadowy kit mewed cautiously.
Darkmoon just grunted in return, right before he padded away and into the entrance to the leader's den which was the Stone Tree.
That night Ravenkit worried. "Darkmoon..." She whispered, "I hope our leader knows what trouble you'll cause in the future."
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Facts
Waffle Facts—Sleep Edition by Waffle27
(Information collected from listverse.com and randomhistory.com)
1. 10 minutes after you wake up, you forget 90% of your dream.
2. You do not dream about yourself until the age of about 3 years old.
3. The idea of the sewing machine came from a dream where cannibals attacked him with spears that had a hole in them!
4. Women have more dreams about teeth then men do.
5. President Abraham Lincoln dreamed of his own death days before it happened.
6. You can’t snore and dream at the same time.
Waffle Facts—Animal Edition by Waffle27
(Information collected from Buzzle.com, Bats of the World, and A Joey Grows Up by Gretchen Wulfing)
1. When these strange, rabbit-like marsupials were discovered in 1770, Captain James Cook didn’t know what to think of them. What were these pouched, sandy colored creatures? Upon asking the native locals of Australia, he got the response “Kangaroo”, or “I don’t know” in the people’s language.
2. Vampire bats don’t have much room in that little body of theirs. That’s why, when vampire bats are sucking blood, they are also peeing!
3. Herrings communicate by farting!
4. The scientific name for a Gorilla is simply: “Gorilla Gorilla”.
5. Bulls are color blind, thus it’s not the red color that gets it angry, but the taunting motion of the scarf.
6. All polar bears are left handed.
Quick Facts, Book 1
By: HumHumGames Do not copy without permission
1. Male monkeys lose the hair on their heads in the same way men do.
2. A completely blind chameleon will still take on the colors of its environment.
3. The famous aphrodisiac 'Spanish Fly' is made from dried beetle remains!
4. X-rays of the Mona Lisa show that there are three completely different versions of the same subject, all painted by Leonardo Da Vinci, under the final portrait.
5. Up to the age of six or seven months a child can breathe and swallow at the same time. An adult cannot do this.
6. A sneeze can travel as fast as 100 miles per hour.
7. Blue eyes are the most sensitive to light, dark brown the least sensitive.
8. If you cut off a snail's eye, it will grow a new one.
9. If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days, you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee.
10. Banging your head against a wall uses 150 calories an hour.
11. 80% of millionaires drive used cars.
12. While 7 men in 100 have some form of color blindness, only 1 woman in 1,000 suffers from it.
13. A chicken will lay bigger and stronger eggs if you change the lighting in such a way as to make them think a day is 28 hours long!
14. The placement of a donkey's eyes in its' heads enables it to see all four feet at all times.
15. In Ancient Greece, if a woman watched even one Olympic event, she was executed.
16. There was no punctuation until the 15th century.
17. Most car horns honk in the key of 'F'.
18. In Michigan, a woman isn't allowed to cut her own hair without her husband's permission.
19. In Texas it's illegal to put graffiti on someone else's cow.
20. It's illegal in Alabama to wear a fake moustache that causes laughter in church.
All facts are from NiceFacts
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mintfang wrote:
Epic! Except the title should be:
Bookworm Studio's Updated Library~Read books by Scratchers like you!
Sorry if I sound kinda like a jerk XD
Woops!
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Bookwork? Sorry if I sound rude, but I think you spelled that wrong.
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Nomolos wrote:
Bookwork? Sorry if I sound rude, but I think you spelled that wrong.
Thankyou very much for that i had not relised! Think i will leave it and remake the topic in 2.0!
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cheeseeater wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Bookwork? Sorry if I sound rude, but I think you spelled that wrong.
Thankyou very much for that i had not relised! Think i will leave it and remake the topic in 2.0!
Yay the Scratch Team fixed the title!
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Waffle27 wrote:
cheeseeater wrote:
Nomolos wrote:
Bookwork? Sorry if I sound rude, but I think you spelled that wrong.
Thankyou very much for that i had not relised! Think i will leave it and remake the topic in 2.0!
Yay the Scratch Team fixed the title!
Thanks Scratch Team!
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cheeseeater wrote:
Poèmes
Version française traduite par Google TranslateUntitled Limerick 01 Par: Pinnipediator
Il était une fois un jeune monsieur appelé Hugh
Qui a eu une petite soeur s'appelle Lou.
Ils sont allés dans un camp de
Mettre en place un ampli
Et avait une discothèque dans le portable loo!Untitled Limerick 02 Par: Pinnipediator
Dites bonjour à mon bon vieil ami Mike!
Il aime vraiment faire de la randonnée.
Il a une fois parcouru jusqu'à présent
Tout le chemin vers une étoile
Il a brûlé et revint un peu de lumièreDésolé pour la mauvaise traduction!
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dont use google translate to translate anything
it made these into a very ugly limerick
it doesnt rhyme, is wonky with the syllables, and has poor word choice imo (though take this criticism with a grain of salt)
also loo isnt a french word
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bump
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