Your five-word challenge is here again, but this time you have two weeks in which to send your story. For this week’s challenge, can you tell a story in five words, using the word Toy in it somewhere?
Last week, your story needed to contain the word Fine. You sent in some very clever stories. Here they are:
When healed, I’ll be fine.
Fine, I’ll do it tomorrow!
Ritu:
I’m fine. Famous last words.
Woman says “Fine”. She’s not.
A fine day for murder.
Fine sand. Murder in underwear!
Fine silk handkerchief. Aachoo! Ruined!
Parking fine. Dang traffic wardens.
He looks really fine! Wow!
“I feel fine,” she lied.
Fine tip pens write best.
Speeding? A hundred pounds fine!
It’s a very fine line …
You’re fine, I’m fine. Fine!
I Feel Fine — Beatles hit.
Fine if you like Marmite!
Paul Mastaglio:
Things will work out fine.
“Stanley! That’s another fine mess.”
“I’m fine. Just fine. Thanks.”
Fine the fine for mocking.
And he disappeared with fine.
It’s not fine being fined!
I can’t find the fine!
“Your hair’s so fine!” “Thanks!”
Whistling violations carried a fine.
He asked; she said, “Fine.”
She’s a fine ship sir!
Fine sand between my toes.
Fined for speeding – silly man!
The weather was fine now.
Fine, have it your way!
Fine, they will do it.
I’m fine, ignoring the pain.
We’re both fine, mother says.
Oh please, not a fine!
Oh, sir, not a fine!
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Esther Chilton 
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