Five Card Story: The Case of the Missing M&Ms

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a Five Card Flickr story by Tom Fuke created Sep 02 2013, 02:39:53 pm. Create a new one!


flickr photo credits: (1) dwtno (2) bionicteaching (3) Larry Johnson (4) bionicteaching (5) Intrepidteacher


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There was just one, single, solitary blue m&m left.

This made no sense. I knew that there had been a whole package of delicious peanut m&ms on the table just a moment ago. Who would have dared to take them? After all, I was well known on the streets as "The Guy That Loves to Eat m&ms and So If You Want To Buy Him a Treat m&m's Are a Good Idea," and so it struck me as odd that someone would be this bold.

I took the blue m&m in my fingers and looked at it carefully. Ah yes. It was both blue and m&m shaped. That being all I could deduce, I realized this was going to be harder than I expected.

But then I had a sudden brainstorm. THE CHILDREN! Of course! Children love m&ms! I went into their play room to seek evidence. There, I saw some lego on the shelf. I was tempted to make a space ship, but I knew this case needed dealing wit--- wait, there is ALWAYS time to make a spaceship.

Okay once I was done making my spaceship (and I may or may not have run around the room with it in my hands making cool spaceship noises, who's to say?) I was feeling kind of hungry, and was trying to remember why I had come into the play room in the first place.

Suddenly, a loud clap of thunder outside jolted me to attention. I ran to the window and looked outside. A bolt of lightning lit up the sky and made me say, "Ooooooo.... spooooky." But it also reminded me that I was trying to solve a mystery, and I was stumped.

But then I remembered: THE SECURITY CAMERAS! Surely they would have caught the m&m thief! I ran to my computer and loaded up the flickr page to see the shots that had been taken in the last hour, only to find that the stupid technology was being stupid and telling me the stupid photos were unavailable.

Dejected, I went into the kitchen, head held low, chin on chest. I was never going to get those m&ms back, and it was time to accept the truth. I was a terrible sleuth. I was bad at solving mysteries. I was freaking AWESOME at building lego spaceships, but that was beside the point. I opened the fridge, and---

HEY! WHO ATE MY DESSERT???

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