Friday, November 30, 2007

Errors With A Twist Of Comedy!

A well planned shoot-out had to be executed at New York City. Jonathan Pitcher, a novice in this field is also working under the gang. This was Jonathan’s first experience in such a kind of dangerous plan. Being new to the gang, he had recently learned the rules and regulations!

He was instructed to reach the New York Central Park, sharp at 11:30 p.m. He did as he was told and saw not a single soul except an old man sitting in black overalls. Sure that he was his man; he went and sat down beside him.

In a murmur and without turning his face towards the man, he asked in a hoarse whisper, “Have you got it?” The man did not reply but got up and kept a brown parcel on his vacant seat and stealthily walked away!

Jonathan was rejoicing over completing his first and the most important task of his life! He was surprised a bit that the package with 3 automatic pistols could be so heavy but he walked fast with the intention to open the parcel in the security of his home.

He closed the doors and put blinds on his windows as soon as he reached home. Then with too much excitement in him…he opened the parcel. Out came a pistol…. but it was only one! “Maybe this is a really good one”, he thought and decided to check it. Sure that there wasn’t a bullet, he turned it towards his face and pushed the trigger! And bam…….a fountain of water sprouted on his face making him all wet! At last he came to his wits and understood that this was a …a…a…toy pistol!

As he walked away, Mr. Davidson, the old man, was extremely jubilant. His mind was at peace thinking that his parcel of the Christmas gift must have reached Merlyn, his granddaughter. Merlyn lived in a hostel which was a bit far. Mr. Davidson’s health didn’t allow him to visit her so he decided to send her Christmas gift through somebody who lived near the hostel. He had asked Merlyn to send a messenger so that he could give the toy gun to her. And this is what he thought he had done!

Poor Mr. Davidson! I am not sure if the parcel of pistol reached Merlyn or not…but I wouldn’t like to know! I wouldn’t like to hear that Merlyn was crying and Jonathan was fired from his new job on Christmas day!

Would you?

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  1. I have not written any similar story so far. This is unique in itself!!

24 comments:

Peter Pie

Hi meghna,
You have again come up with a fabulous story. I really liked the ending. No, I do not like to know about what happened next. I can assume all! Again & again I have to comment upon your talent on creative writing and it is becoming common. So, keep up the excellent work, young lady!

Ranjani Ravi

Very creative and all humorous!Keep writing!;)

Anonymous

The work of an accomplished writer. Keep it up.

Anonymous

Hi Meghna! Wow, great story!
Congrats!!:D

Anonymous

Nice story, the twist was great. Kept me peeled.

Leena Helttula

Excellent story! It has excitement and humour and just the ending I like. I also would not want to hear what happened next. I like stories where all that is left to the reader to think about. You are a fabulous writer :)

Robert

Great story, definitely kept me reading to the end.

Meghna

Hi peter pie,
Thank you for the kind words. Glad that you liked the story!

Meghna

Hi rampanheart,
Thanks that you dropped by and encouraged me!

Meghna

Hi tintin,
Thanks. I'm really happy that you liked the story.

Meghna

Dear stephie,
It feels great that the story was appealing to you. Keep visiting!

Meghna

Hi czecho,
Thank you that you dropped by, read the story and glad to know that you liked the ending. yes, it's the twist that was the crux of the story. Thanks!

Meghna

Hi leena,
Thank you for the really kind words. Yes, I will surely try to write more of such stories in future. Keep reading!

Meghna

Hi robert,
It is good that the story kept you reading till the end and that's what I'm aiming for. It is because of the support & encouragement of readers like you that I'm venturing into writing such posts. Thanks again!

Pallav

wow, that is like weird...and ironic...

good one! Keep it up

how you have colgate ads in your sidebar? :)

N

Meghna

Hi Nothingman,
Thanks for the compliment. I always smile openly so those colgate ads to encourage readers to do the same! I have adsense!

Feeby Neko

Absolutely wonderful and well written. Deffinetly wouldn't like to know either though I wander what thoughts were going through the poor guys head after the water hit his face. ;) I asume one would expect some curse words in that such instance.

Anonymous

Very Interesting Story. I like how you delved into the mind and personality of the characters. Keep up the good work!

JesieBlogJourney

Meghna
You seem to understand and write poetry, stories and literature more than I do.

I am more of a math person. I had asked my literature professor, "so what is the outcome?" He would tell me it is up to my imagination. Then I would ask whether he would test me on the outcome of the story when it is not clear.

Keep up your great works.

Meghna

Hi jesie,
Yes, I think everything depends on how you imagine things!
Thank you. I find a sincere reader, motivator friend in you, jesie. Thanks again!!

--xh--

ha ha ha.. teh story with a funny twist :)

Meghna

Hi Spirit,
Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you wouldn't want to know! Thanks for the suggestion too! You're certainly a far better writer than me!

Meghna

Hi Clare,
I'm glad you liked it! You associated well with the title!
Thanks!

Meghna

Dear Jesie,
That's really funny! I like literature better than Maths! Thanks for visiting my blog and taking out your time to write your personal experience too1

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