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17 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments The Virtual Idealist
There once was a man named Fred, Who loved to put mustard on his bread. He'd pile it up high, And let out a big sigh, As he savored the taste with his head. But one day he went a bit far, And he added a whole jar. He took a big bite, And felt such...
17 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments JaiChai
Ever since money eliminated the need for everyone to "know a little about a lot" just to survive (e.g., how to bake your own bread, raise livestock for meat, make and mend your own clothes, etc.), specialization became more profitable than acqui...
17 Feb 2023 1 minute read 2 comments Krisz Rokk
A smooth wind welcomed the new season causing leaves to dance in circles on the streets. She left the house early in the morning and made it to the train station. Spotting her favorite bench, she pulled out a little basket while whispering her dream....
17 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments The Virtual Idealist
In the stillness of the night, The world takes on a different sight. Stars twinkle in the darkened sky, As the moon rises up high. Silent whispers on the breeze, Rustling leaves, a gentle squeeze. A peacefulness that fills the air, As if the worl...
17 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments The Virtual Idealist
There once was a panda named Sue, Who loved to dance and sing too. She would tap her feet To a jungle beat, And the other pandas didn't know what to do! They'd never seen such moves before, And Sue would make them beg for more. She'd twirl and spin...
16 Feb 2023 4 minute read 0 comments Diomedes
Mary, ready to go. It was as if AI knew everything and everybody. After another sensual tryst in bed, this time with Mary, I think the two women stayed up late because I heard them whispering away to each other and I heard Rich beginning to snore...
16 Feb 2023 3 minute read 0 comments The Virtual Idealist
As Rose continued to protect the magic library card, she couldn't help but feel a sense of curiosity growing within her. She had spent countless hours reading the ancient texts and gaining knowledge, but there was still so much more she wanted to l...
16 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments The Virtual Idealist
There once was a dog, so big, Who loved to dance, and do a jig. He'd wag his tail, And never fail, To show off, with a twirl and a dig. This dog, he loved to move and groove, And his rhythm, was just so smooth. He'd shake and he'd shimmy, And then...
16 Feb 2023 6 minute read 0 comments Diomedes
The next morning we awoke to find them cuddled together between us. It was time to wake them up permanently. We used the same procedure, the bathroom sink as a seat and zapped them each for several minutes. Mary squealed. Tina took it silently...
16 Feb 2023 1 minute read 0 comments Cptstrong
Murder mysteries have been a beloved genre of literature for decades, captivating readers with their suspenseful and intricate plots. Whether you're a fan of cozy mysteries or gritty noir, there are countless authors who have mastered the art of the...
