The fruitless use of the phrase 'BE QUITE'._Superhero Part two_Good Or bad_Mark and Linda
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The fruitless use of the phrase 'BE QUITE'.
What the librarian said was said many times before and will be said many times after. A phrase that has echoed throughout time. First said (most likely) by Ashurbanipal, king of Assyria who, by all accounts… (it was Wikipedia, ok) was the first ever librarian and operated in the first ever library which was located in Mesopotamia, Iraq. He would first use this phrase to silence a drunken priest who called the mere concept of a library as “stupid, poop. This is stupid and its poop.” And the last person to say the phrase would be named Captain Cheese Wedge, the non-binary ruler of the pies and p...
Superhero Part two
The thin wail of the sirens echoed off of the buildings as the police maneuvered their way through the streets. Outside, the crowd was becoming larger, the people at the back standing on their toes and craning their necks to get a glimpse, regardless of any danger. The traffic was at a standstill, and cars horns were beeping, their drivers yelling profanities. Trying hard not to smirk as he ignored the noise, Ben held one gloved hand out. “It’s over,” he said, his voice calm and steady. “Why don’t you just hand it over, and no one needs to get hurt.” The man standing behind the counter gritted...
Good Or bad
I have live hate relationship with Delhi as I have lived here for several years. It has more options for jobs, businesses, education, entertainment, historical spots, religious places and for many other things. There is a large inflow of migrants over the years from other cities, states and other countries. Here are some good and bad reasons about living in this great city.Good things about living in Delhi National and political capital Delhi has been the national capital of India, for centuries.Because of its centered location, it pulls more people from all regions of the country. It is also ...
Mark and Linda
“I don’t want you hiding any more secrets from me,” Linda said to Mark. “I haven’t hid anything from you.” Mark claimed. “Then how do you explain the death threats in your computer? Did you write those to yourself?”“I am in danger, Linda. I didn’t want to put you in danger by telling you about it.” Mark said. A new notification had appeared in your inbox, would you like me to read it out loud?Mark looked over to Linda, who stood there with her arms crossed, and directed him with her eyes to play the message. “Yes.” Mark said. The following message does not have an ID: Mark, I know your wife kn...