Trifextra: On to this weekend’s challenge, which will be judged by the community. The trickiness of this past week’s prompt has us thinking about the various ways we use words. This weekend we want you to write a 33-word response using the name of an animal as a verb. Some examples are: to dog, to snake, to bear, to duck. . .you get the idea. Write about anything you want and use whichever verb tense you need, but give us an animal as a verb in there somewhere. Let’s see if we can discover new things by looking from a different perspective.
I don’t know if insects count, but anyway…
You’d better watch out for her. She will mosquito around with your friends, sucking them dry, and leaving them hurt and bleeding. Probably with some disease too. Just like she’ll do with you.
It will count now 🙂 Great use of words. i know someone just like her….
You might need to pick better friends. 😉
I think I know her! Well done.
Thanks! I think a lot of people know someone like this. It’s kind of sad.
She sounds scary! Nice take on the prompt.
That’s women for you. 😉 thanks Lumdog
Do you have her number? 🙂
Lol, I know you didn’t just ask that…
Okay, 1-800-STD-4YOU
So we are supposed to bear our souls?
Scream and whale at the stars?
I love to make things up on the fly…
But I think I am just going to clam up.
You’re good at it
I am good at lots of stuff. Don’t tell anybody…
Your secret’s safe with me.
Why don’t you enter that? Trifecta is fun and that was good. 33 words too.
mosquito works perfectly. This made me smile.
Glad you liked it!
I’m going to start using that new verb!
Hopefully you don’t know too many.
Loved this one. Very creative.
Thanks. I thought I’d do something a little different.
Great one! Seems appropriate with all the news about West Nile Virus. Yeah, I’d wear long sleeves and pants around her, for sure!
Thanks. Bug spray might be the cologne of choice around that one.
Oh this is just beautiful.
Lol
Sounds like we wrote about the same character. ツ
Yours looks good!
Thanks! So does yours…
Excellent write! I’m glad I didn’t read before writing, as I used mosquito, as well, and I may have shied away from it. This is strong. I can picture it precisely. 🙂
Thanks! I’ll have to check yours out. It seemed fitting for this.
ooohhh like that! 😀
Thank you
I would never have thought of trying mosquito as a verb – nicely done!
Thank you. It seemed appropriate.
this kinda gave me a chill up my spine, definently not someone you want as a “friend”
Unless you are a dragonfly or something. I hear mosquitos are a tasty snack for them. 😉
“Mosquito” as a verb is very descriptive. Well done.
Thank you so much!