Last Gruggle, go ahead, on the house. by Wolfenshire
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Description
Gruggle worms are found burrowed in the mud along rivers. They are commonly grilled and served on toasted rye with salamander sauce. Ensure to grill the Gruggle to an internal temperature of 145 degrees. Green Gruggles have a sweet/sour taste, while brown Gruggles have a smokey flavor. Red Gruggles are rare and considered a delicacy for their spiciness.
Disclaimer: I'm a scifi fantasy writer, don't try to Google Gruggle Worms.
P.S. Someone is going to Google Gruggle Worms.
P.S.S. Give it a week for the internet to index this page, then Gruggle Worms will exist for the rest of eternity. Consider it my gift to humanity.
P.S.S.S 10,000 years from now, aliens will visit a dead Earth and review our internet records. Earth Gruggle Worms will end up on an Alien High School Biology exam along with the famous Earth Biologist, Elmer Fudd.
Comments (12)
Love his expression. Well done
thought he was broke. super job.
Again,fantastic B/W image,wonderful expression,wonderful story too!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Rather him than me.
Great expression,, cool scene !!
Don't look a gift Gruggle in the mouth!
Super image!
He takes a bite of the spicy Gurggle BLT burger and feels something strange. The world spins around him, faster and faster like he's traped in a twister, then everything goes dark as he falls down another rabbit hole... 🐉
Fantastic work!
Ummm..... Can I just get a cheeseburger instead?
I'm off to Google.... Lessee.... Gruggle Worms..... 🤔
Ha, great story
You are just too friggin funny, Wolf! Love your take on the worms! Now I'm hungry! NOT!!!!! LOL! Another fine image and source of future archaeological information!
Free food is always a good thing.
Your commentary made me laugh.... and laugh... and laugh.