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The Old Man and the Wizard by Brett Nicholas Moore Wednesday, October 11, 2006 Rated "PG" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan .
An old man had a wish to turn back the hour so he went to a wizard who had this power. "Please help," he pleaded. "I have nothing to give you but I do wish to be young, to live through and through." "I ask for your charity, to perform a small deed." The wizard stared but surprisingly agreed. "I will do this," he said. "Less greedy I have been. When you wake tomorrow you will be young again." The old man went home. After about a month, he lied in his bed, still old as an oak. "That asshole," he said. Copyright 2006 Brett Nicholas Moore
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Reviewed by Lori Moore	10/28/2006

Lol! Love your humor.




Reviewed by Sylvia Thompson	10/19/2006

LOL, hilarious- indeed,you packed quite a punch in this one,last line. Love it, Sylvia




Reviewed by Jerelyn Craden	10/16/2006

Ah, yes, even wizards can be full of b.s. Hilarious, Brett. Jerelyn




Reviewed by J M	10/12/2006

This was crafty and well done....




Reviewed by richard cederberg	10/11/2006

Sounds like most of what free enterprise has become. Cyber-ghosts Cloistered in Falsehood. Been there done that. A write that hits the nail on the head. Good one! Richard Lloyd Cederberg