A fun post.
I was on Twitter today, and answered the question, “How many writers does it take to change a lightbulb?”
This was my reply:
- In a horror story, people die before they can change a light bulb.
- In SciFi….light bulb? What’s that?
- In a love story, passion burns in the darkness.
I thought of a few more:
- In a young adult novel, parents change the lightbulbs.
- In a smutty novel, the cameraperson changes the lightbulb.
- A poet can’t afford lightbulbs, so he writes as the sun pours red, orange and yellow across a calm sea.
Can you think of any I missed?
In a thriller the light bulb dropped to the floor followed by dripping blood!
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Excellent!
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Thriller mind 🥺
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Good ones
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In that lightbulb moment, the idea was gone from the writer’s mind in a flash.
Six: one to notice it was out, another to buy a replacement, a third to write about it, a fourth to write the screenplay, a fifth to produce it and The Star in a leading role.
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I’m sure the star had to change the light bulb because she hated being kept in the dark. 😀
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Probably!
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Enjoyed this
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Thanks for letting me know you liked my post. 🙂
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I ALWAYS do; I just don’t always let you know. LOL
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Thanks. 🙂
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