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The idea is - the start will start with a question.

The next poster, continues the story - but they must answer the question.

But somehow fit in another question (which ideally is at the end).

So for example, I might write:

John saw a man standing alone, wearing a watch. He approached and asked, "Do you have the time?"

Someone could reply:

"Why, yes I do. Why do you ask?"

Then someone else could add:

"I have an appointment at 9pm. Is it almost 9pm?"

Then another might say:

"Yes, it is. Where is your appointment?"

And so on and so on.

So I will start:

Dave approached a young man standing near a bus stop and asked, "Where you headed, kid?"

"To Poughkeepsie," he replied. "Is this the right bus?"

"i think this is the right bus," he replied. "what takes you to Poughkeepsie?"

"I am off to make my fortune selling Turbo Encabulators!" said the young man. "Would you like to hear about them?"

"never heard of it before," dave said, "think you can explain it before the bus shows up?"

Der Sveidsh Chef walks up to the bus stop and says "Flerty floopin! Isen dis bussen fur Støckhölm, shmer der floompty?"

Speaking to Dave, the young man said, "Well, I suppose I could. How familiar are you with the modial interaction of magneto-reluctance and capacitive diractance?"

"not too familiar," dave explains, "and I don't understand your friend the chef. he is your friend isn't he?"

"Gersh gurndy morn-dee burn-dee!" The Chef waves his arms about in an irritated manner. "Issen der bussen fur Støckhölm?"

"No," I reply. "This bus goes to Poughkepsie. You are a long way from Sweden. Are you lost?"

A young man in dance clothes approaches. "Is this the party bus line?"

"No this is the bus to Poughkeepsie. Where are all these people coming from?"

I walk up, "I am not sure. But we could use some new recruits. Are you all ready for battle?"

"Battle?" the young man replies. "I just want to sell turbo encabulators. What battle?"

"Issen der battle for der pöppin' cørn!" The Svedish Chef interjects. "Yaa! da pöppin' cørn is cørn pöppin'!"