For Six Sentence Stories where the given word is Bubble!
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“Ladies and gents, lads and lasses, our next karaoke crooner never fails to entertain us, it’s the one and only, thank goodness, Pete the Pavanotti! I would shout ‘make some noise for Pete’, but he makes enough of it himself without our help!”
“Cheeky bugga” laughed Pete as he grabbed the microphone, “tonight I’m going to sing ya’ a song called It’s a Boot’ful Day made famous by Canadia’s fab’lus Michael Bubble”.
“Is he the bloke that won POP Idol?” asked Annie, “no, that’s James Bond’s mate, Bubble-o-seven!” shouted Sid!
“Right, music mice-poo please” yelled Pete before starting to sing a completely different song from the one on the backing track, You’re Beautiful I think it was.
He does a bit of stand-up comedy too, I’ll tell you about that another day.
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Thanks to Denise at GirlieOnTheEdge for hosting.
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Good 6 Keith
Thanks so much, Sadje
You’re welcome!
you keep getting better )
What a kind thing to say, thank you, Beth!
Lol, “Canadia”…
sounds like an affliction rather than my beloved country. Lol Keith you had me in tears laughing there!! Of corse, no offense meant to Canada or to the ever popular Michael Bublé!!
Of course not, Suzette, Pete would never deliberately offend! Thanks for chuckling along!
My pleasure your skill with humor adds such richness to your storytelling Keith. Bravo!
Oh, what fun!
Thanks, Mimi!
Great fun!
I’m pleased you found it so, Chris!
Can’t wait for the ‘another day’ to come.
You make it sound all so easy.
It’ll come! I find writing nonsense far easier than attempting to be deep, dark and meaningful!
Loved it, Keith. Sound effects really made it stand up! 🤣
I’m pleased, thanks so much, Denise!
Sounds like a great night out!
Oh yes! Thanks for dropping by.
Nice use of the prompt word: “Bubble-o-seven”
It seemed appropriate, Frank!
Thanks for the warning…erm…head’s up. Will be on the lookout for furtherof Pete’s antics.
Always fun, Keith!
What have I let myself in for?
Clever integrations of the prompt word.