The World of Dreams

[simply Nathan]

A non-anthropomorphic talking badger attempting to frame a much smaller anthropomorphic weasel for murder while conspicuously coated in the victim's blood.

[Johan Larson]

They're Animal Control Officers. Ok, here are your badges, Mr. Bear, Mr. Raccoon, Mr. Dog, and Ms. Chicken.

But what do they Control?

[Johan Larson]

FreeTalk is a social network with no content restrictions. Say whatever you want. Got a problem with what someone is saying, take it up with your attorney or the cops.

[David Johnston2]

A room full of people being hedonistic. The host is Ganelon who goes topless to display his unnaturally thick mass of red chest hair, so thick that it can be manscaped into the shape of roses. But behind all that creepiness is what Ganelon is hiding, 4 seers that he's hiding and protecting. If you qualify he may lead to back to them where they will answer any question. And he may be able to set people on fire with his mind.

[David Johnston2]

Wolves with iron teeth

Bugs attracted to machines with moving parts or joints. They crawl inside, let themselves be crushed, and then turn into exceptionally sticky goo that gums things up.

[simply Nathan]

A gallon of apple cider that turns into a carafe of coffee as someone starts to pour it. The coffee has chocolate-covered blueberries floating at the top.

[David Johnston2]

A game show in which in each stage of the game, the competing family is taken through a set representing one room in a typical house. In the final stage they are taken down into the "basement", which turns out to be a torture room.

[Johan Larson]

A series of children's books that are like The Very Hungry Caterpillar, but based on the lifecycle of other insects.

The one about cicadas is really boring. The one about spider wasps was never reprinted, and now fetches surprising prices in the collectors' market.

[simply Nathan]

A man who is six inches tall, sometimes a mouse, and sometimes a human.

An old lady who insists he is her son (biologically) no matter how impossible this is shown to be.

[Johan Larson]

WWII, but with major events and locations assigned whimsical or innocent names.

The invasion of Normandy: The Summer Gala
The most notorious death-camp: Wildflower Meadows
The bomb dropped on Hiroshima: Little Bluebird of Happiness
The bomb dropped on Nagasaki: Children's Laughter