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      This is currently the best page of www.PenguinLikeMe.com to express yourself and more importantly to have fun. This new page is Creative Typing©. Like writing a book, Creative Typing© is a outrageous and entertaining way to write a cool story, create the weirdest settings you have ever imagined, and give birth (not literally) to the goofiest characters that you have only thought of in your daydreams. What you do is simply leave a comment and continue the story that has already been started. Type up 2-5 sentences about a character, setting, object, or all of the above and let someone else continue the story by ending your paragraph with three periods”…” Just like that! The next person to comment will then pick up on what you and probably many others have continued a story about and then end their comment at a suspenseful point in the story. Get this, the story NEVER ends. So, you should obviously not just put “The End” after your comment. Creative Typing© is recommended to be about Club Penguin, but it doesn’t have to be. Type about whatever you want! You can make the story about a peg legged egg named Joe for all I care! I do have some rules, though that I would appreciate for you to follow.

 Rules for Creative Typing©

1. Don’t Change Characters Names

Keep the names as ridiculous as the person who made them up, no matter how silly. Another little rule that goes with this is that you can only have up to 4 major characters. You may make minor characters that appear in the story, however.

2. Never Drastically Change the Plot

When I say “drastic”, I really mean “DRASTIC”. Change the setting, the character traits, the clothes they wear, or whatever. Just don’t say, ” And then they all died!” or anything like that.

3. Only Comment About the Story, Nothing Else!

I know you miss 10,000+ comments, but this isn’t a chat area.

           
     Those are all the rules for Creative Typing©. I did not mention that you may not use fowl language because I deeply trust you guys. Anybody that does use bad words here, obviously doesn’t acknowledge how hard Pringle and I work to put this together and therefore anyone using bad language just uses it because they feel like they are stronger and better using a computer, then in real life. How sad !  Changing the subject. If you still feel like you don’t understand this page, I will give you five, count them, 5 example comments from a similar page at Fylipper’s website. Fylipper’s page,” Story Builder” is similar, but still very different. It is like Coke and Pepsi with me being the Coke. Why? Because Coke rocks. Anyways, here are the examples…

2. ζÔ§Η - March 25, 2008

Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there lived a very special someone who was…

3. Blinky - March 25, 2008

Deformed at the elbow who could lick her forehead. that very “special” persons name was GLINT. One night for dinner , before she washed her alphabet, she wanted to…

4. Penquinjim - March 25, 2008

…have some pie. Instead she tripped into a magic land of pie. Where there she…

5. narniapengi - March 26, 2008

Discovered all sorts of pie! There was banana, peach, and apple! Her favorite was apple though, and soon she filled herself with the apple goodness. Too full to sit down, she tottered over to a large tree standing nearby. As she leaned on the tree for support, a large falcon swooped down on her, and carried her off. He gave a large “oomph!” as she was so heavy with pie, but he managed to carry her to his nest, where she was gently set down. Glint was afraid the bird would eat her, because he was larger than a normal falcon. But instead, he…

                I guess you get it now, right? Well, I hope you absolutely love this page. I know you will! It is much better than 10,000+ Comments, isn’t it? Well, enjoy and think of some great ideas for the future story.