English HW Help :D (1 Viewer)

[Demento1]

Alright guys, I'm counting on all your creative minds to help me on this. Does anybody have any plot ideas for a story called "The journey of a Tim Tam?" It has to be 400 words in length and the twist is that you discover you're the 'tim tam'. Thanks in advance if you give me some ideas ^^.

 

[Examine]

dafuq?

 

[bleakarcher]

dafuq?

lol this.

 

[Demento1]

Serious about this. I need ideas on writing about a tim tam =='

 

[Timske]

The main character is called tim and in the end he finds out his a tim tam! ta da!

 

[RealiseNothing]

Just do the Harry Potter scene where Harry finds out he's a wizard.

"You're a tim tam Harry"

"I'm a what?"

"A tim tam"

 

[Demento1]

Mmm, perhaps something a little better.

 

[bleakarcher]

Just do the Harry Potter scene where Harry finds out he's a wizard.

"You're a tim tam Harry"

"I'm a what?"

"A tim tam"

"Bu-uuu...I can't be a..."

"A tim tam."

 

[bleakarcher]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqA4cb60rWc

 

[wilsondw]

"tim tam" as in the chocolate tim tam?

 

[johnny1996]

Ur main character can embark on a perilious journey on which he finds an inscript of his family tree revealing he is a Tim tam

 

[delian]

How about at the end he gets eaten

 

[Timske]

IRRESISTABLE

 

[jason2kool]

dafuq?

Definitely this.

 

[girlworld_club]

Tim (insert british last name here) was born in a prestigious and wealthy family. He soon discovers, and unfolds the secrets of his past; that he actually belonged to a ugandian tribe called tam. In the end, just finish the story of like, he was no tim (x), he was tim tam.

rofl, but this is a serious wtf question.

 

[Caboufram]

just do the cliche' descriptive lang. bs

 

[Mixi_bomb]

Just do the Harry Potter scene where Harry finds out he's a wizard.

"You're a tim tam Harry"

"I'm a what?"

"A tim tam"

This is so good ^^^^ hahah

 

[leesh95]

Do the journey of a tim tam in a factory.
First they make the biscuits ,then they bake them, then they are covered in chocolate etc.

 

[RazorEdge]

I heard from somebody that writing creative pieces in the view of an inanimate object is poor practice.