Tag Archives: whatif

If Daredevil played basketball,

his best move must be the no-look pass. His radar sense of the court makes him more fast. *** A mystery of who shot a ball into a hoop is a hoopdunit. It’s like a whodunit but with a basket … Continue reading

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What if 3D glasses secretly allow a national security agency to look closer

into (or get inside) the soul and mind of anyone who wears 3D glasses? Could the D of 3D stand for detect, defend, deter, distract, and/or dystopia? What if the red, blue, and white of 3D glasses were inspired by … Continue reading

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A summer solstice that’s so hot

could be called solstfire since the ice within solstice might somehow inspire folks to imagine or ask questions like what if that ice got switched into its opposite? Or what if we think deeper about what we sense or see? … Continue reading

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A feather duster might cause a bird to wonder: Was that feather duster a sister or a brother (one that got changed by a cleaner or a hunter)?

Fowl may be supper for a hunter feeling hunger. What if this is a nightmare for birds (in their slumber)?

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An anagram for minutes? i am nuts. The e can be turned to look like a (since i can be a klutz).

Daylight savings time is when lots of folks adjust. Sixty extra minutes can be a plus.

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A spiderweb on vegetables might be called a cob salad.

To not want to eat that is totally valid. Or a cobweb on vegetables might be called a cob salad. That last sentence could be an alternate ballad.

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A voodoo maker of dolls likes ATMs since they encourage her to enter pins.

Digits could be covered. Pins can go in limbs, shins, chins, and under the skin.

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Sometimes a question can’t be answered with a yes or a no (since the answer might really be an I don’t know).

When setbacks keep happening, uncertainties grow. One answer may be: it depends on how things go. To frustrate, fail, or slow can suck or can blow. Understanding and improvement: what i work on fo sho.

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Druewlz Nomslop will simply not stop ’til those who mocked and wronged him get caught and pay the cost.

Misunderstood and dismissed by too many on top, Druewlz never forgot those moments of loss.

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Fay Zynvaks is facing cold facts; so at this very moment she won’t relax.

Searching for an answer after being asked, Fay is deeply sensitive as an empath.

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