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Net Tire  (tired of the net)  

Shape Norm T (norm of the shape?) 

A Fine Galactic Lintel (someone must have called him spacey)   

A Try Bet (try, bet, fire it up)  

Crypto Rebs (a new kind of sport “the rebellion of cryptocurrency”)  

Logarithm (it’s too easy to give you the key)  

Ramp Germ Or (a virus on the rise)  

Silent (you need to be quiet to be able to listen)  

Earth (the connection between nature and feelings)  

Vase (that’s one way of calling it)

Live (a complete antagonist)

Iceman (is it an accident or a cold calculation of the director?)  

Stone (it is carved in eternity like on the stone)  

Desserts (sometimes the best way to cope with it is to eat something sweet)  

Wolf  (movement energy and predator nature in one)  

Pot (the choice may lead you either to the top or to the pot)  

Eat (they are always near) 

Dog (who is the owner of whom?)  

Glean  (he collects kind deeds)  

Study (your knowledge gets to be covered by it if not used)  

Veil (he often hides behind the mask) 

Tinsel (listening to it, we decorate the reality with glitter)  

Pears (what you keep can become a yummy treat)  

Fried (sometimes looks like roasting)  

Heat (what will happen if you turn it into warmth?)  

Pool (a circle or a pool for ideas)  

Reward (if you look there, you may find a reward)  

Peals (an error can result in peals of laughter)  

Admirer (sometimes the one who admires becomes a husband)  

Secure (to safe means to secure)

One day, I wanted to make one of my favourite soups. I went to the market and wandered around until I came across an interesting vegetable. I looked at it for a long time. I thought about how tasty it would make the soup and that I was a good cook.

The vegetable seller interrupted my thought. He suggested that I go away to the north. To which I suggested that he go for some maize. 

My suggestion angered the vendor in the market. He called out to the security officer. His stomping sounded behind the vegetable guru.  ”Rascals, Scoundrels,” I started to shout.

The guards shouted back at me, “You’re about to be hanged, ahh!” I got nervous and by mistake I grabbed someone else’s basket with chili. 

So there I was, with a strange vegetable in my hand and someone else’s basket trying to jump into a crowded wagon. I didn’t notice any inscriptions on the wagon or its number at least. And, as ill luck would have it, I left my compass at home on the couch. I had to buy a season ticket to get home. 

Before I knew it, there was a fire and a bleep. Someone behind me shouted “Attack! Mama!” It’s happening. Someone in front of me lost a necklace. I had to squeeze my way to the exit like Red Army soldiers. “It’s a trap, oh no!” My grandmother shouted behind me with grief. The gun shot!

The bus door swung open with a flash. We saw a beautiful landscape. Right in front of us, we saw a kangaroo like in a dream. It was sitting proudly in a potato field area. And right behind it there was a forgotten tractor standing. “I’m saved,” I thought, and ran towards the tractor like a good runner in an arena. My grandmother ran after me as if she was being chased by the fuzz. In no time I took us to the neighboring village by taxi. There I transferred my grandmother to a dump truck where she was born. It was unforgettable!