I bought a new thesaurus today.
It’s nothing to write house about.
I dreamt I had to write my own epitaph.
That’s a grave sign.
I went on a trip to a postcard factory last week.
It was OK. Nothing to write home about.
Why shouldn’t you write with a broken pencil?
There’s no point.
For our chemistry exam, we had to write a thousand words on acid.
Unfortunately, my pen turned into a gorilla and the floor melted.
I write songs about sewing machines.
I’m a singer songwriter…
I asked the librarian to recommend an author who writes dinosaur books.
“Try Sarah Topps,” she replied…
I started composing a song for Spandau Ballet, but then I found it hard to write the next line.
When I left home, my mum said “Don’t forget to write”.
I thought, “That’s unlikely”… It’s a basic skill, isn’t it….
If today has taught me three things, it’s that I should write more stuff down and two other things.
My wife asked me to bring her something hard to write on.
I don’t know why she got so mad at me. It’s pretty hard to write on sand.
My teenage daughter can’t decide whether she wants to be a hairdresser or a short story writer.
I guess she’ll have to flip a coin. Heads or tales.
I’m going to write a novel set on an allotment…
I just need to find a decent plot…
I have been trying to write a new pizza joke but I can’t work out the delivery…
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These are so funny, Andrew 😂. It’s nearly impossible to choose a favourite one. If I had to choose, it would be the one about the Thesaurus. What would I do without my copy? I used to use it more than I do now, but it definitely is a useful book to have around for when you do need it.
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I use one all the time too, I’m especially interested in the etymology of words.
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