funny three some story

A story about three kids. Jack, Jill and Tim were at a school fair. They entered a three - legged race. Jack and Jill were supposed to be a team, and Tim was with another classmate. But by mistake, Jack, Jill and Tim got tied together. They tried to run but ended up falling all over the place. It was a hilarious sight as they tumbled and laughed at the same time.

Once there were three little pigs who were friends. They decided to build houses together. The first pig was lazy and built a straw house. The second pig was a bit more hard - working and made a stick house. The third pig was very diligent and constructed a brick house. Then a big bad wolf came. When he blew at the straw house and stick house, the first two pigs ran to the third pig's brick house. They all huddled together inside, and the wolf couldn't get in. They were so scared at first but then started to make jokes about how they should have listened to the third pig from the start, which made it a funny three - some story.

One tip is to look at the cards with a wild imagination. Don't be too literal. For instance, if you get a card of a flower, a card of a car, and a card of a mouse. You could think of the mouse driving the car and using the flower as a steering wheel. Another tip is to give the characters in your story some really exaggerated personalities. If it's a knight on one card, make him super clumsy or really vain.

There was this time when my Sim family was having a pool party. One of the Sims, who wasn't a very good swimmer, jumped into the deep end. They started flailing around and screaming for help. Another Sim, who was supposed to be the 'lifeguard' for the day, was too busy flirting with a guest to notice. Eventually, the Sim in trouble managed to grab onto a pool float and drifted to the shallow end, looking completely disheveled and angry at the inattentive lifeguard.

In the story of the three funny ladybugs, these ladybugs are the stars. They probably start their day by waking up on a sunny leaf. As they go about their day, they might encounter a big, scary spider. But instead of being afraid, they use their wits. One ladybug might pretend to be dead, while the other two make funny faces at the spider. This confuses the spider so much that it leaves them alone. Then they continue their journey, exploring new parts of the garden, finding new types of nectar to drink, and having a great time together, always making each other laugh with their silly antics.

Once upon a time, there were three little pigs. But instead of the usual serious pigs, these were super sassy! The first pig was like, 'I'm building my house out of straw, cuz it's easy - peasy!' He made it in no time. Then along came the big bad wolf. He huffed and puffed and the straw house went 'whoosh'! The second pig was a bit smarter but still lazy. He built with sticks. Well, you can guess what happened when the wolf showed up. The third pig was the real star. He built a strong brick house and when the wolf came, the pig just laughed and said 'You can't blow this one down, sucker!' And that's the funny retelling.

Once there was a cat who thought he was a dog. He chased his own tail like a dog, barked at the mailman (well, sort of a meow - bark), and tried to dig holes in the garden. His owner was so confused but found it hilarious.

Well, the three little pigs were more like three little rebels in this story. The first pig decided to build his straw house in the middle of a meadow, thinking it would be a great view. But when the wolf came, it was like a gentle breeze took the house away. The second pig built his stick house near a river. He thought the water would protect him. However, the wolf just pushed the whole house into the river. The third pig, on the other hand, built his brick house on a hill. He was so proud of it. When the wolf came, the pig challenged the wolf to a dance - off instead of just hiding. And of course, the wolf couldn't keep up and ran away in shame.

Well, the three little pigs story goes like this. There were these three pigs who left home to build their own houses. The first one, as I said, made a straw house super quickly. Then the wolf showed up, huffed and puffed, and down it went. The second pig's stick house also couldn't withstand the wolf's blowing. However, the third pig was different. He took his time and made a strong brick house. The wolf tried hard but failed to get in, and the pigs were happy ever after.

The three ladybugs themselves are the main characters, of course. There could also be other insects like ants that they interact with. Maybe a friendly bee that gives them some advice on where to find the best pollen. And there might be a grumpy old beetle that doesn't like the ladybugs' noisy games.