Blibs galore

Read and submit your stories for the world to see

By Emma Kae - 17th May 2001 - Back to News

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Blibs.com is a website full of stories. The fun, the witty, the strange, they are all here at Blibs.com

Each story is submitted by a person just like you… someone who happened across the page and had something to say.

You can search by category for a funny tale or two, make a selection at random or write your own for others to read. There is the tale of the Sweedish chef, or the Cat Cam…

There are more than just stories at Blibs.com. In fact, there is heaps of funky stuff. Most fun of all is the secret decoding ring you can use to send and receive messages with your friends!

Have a look and go exploring. Click here to visit Blibs.com

Source: http://gippsland.com/

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