Simple, just take the story as it was in the previous post; copy and paste it to your post and add a single word to it.

Twist: No repeating words. This includes articles, prepositions, interjections, joiners and any other thing you can think of. No repeating words.

Contractions count as two words as do hyphenated words. So don't use them, OK?

Acronyms count as a single word, just to be delightfully inconsistent.

I'll do the first couple of posts as an example.

Story begins: Lucas

Lucas was

Lucas was a

Lucas was a beaver

Lucas was a beaver that

Lucas was a beaver that ate

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and lots

*repeated word!* Now what Chava?

I vote that repeated words are replaced with "chava!"

Maybe we should tell t-man to change his post... or we could change the repeated word to bacon!

oh man t_man broke it.

Hmmm - has somebody been listening to repeats of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue?

*sniffles* Lucas the beaver was only 7 hours old, too!

More like Just A Minute;) No repetition, but plenty of deviation. . .

That was my fault. I'm the one who put "lots" which really only takes "of." Let me change mine, and go from there. ok?

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and pickled

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and pickled durian.

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and pickled durian flavoured

Lucas was a beaver that ate chunks of pine furniture with relish and pickled durian flavoured roast cooked