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www.ntnews.com.au Monday, August 23, 2010. NT NEWS. 23 PUB: NT NE- WS- DA TE: 23-A GE: 23 C LO- R: C M Y K Shorter the better WEBSITE REVIEW By ELISHA NARTA STORIES can often be really long and boring, so to avoid being caught up in one such tale, check out onesentence.org. The site allows people all over the world to submit their stories — but only in one sentence. Whether it’s funny, sad, happy or otherwise, here it’s summed up in one short sentence. You can use any moment in your life which is of sig- nificance to you, and then share it with people all over the world with short attention spans. There are many stories from around the globe, about heartbreak and loss, about love and life and everything in between. And it’s astounding the impact one short sentence can have. Like this post about the death of the writer’s grand- father: ‘‘My cousin and I were two years old, play- ing tag around the coffee table, not understanding why all the grown-ups were crying.’’ Or this romantic con- tribution from J: ‘‘He al- ways said we had ‘the world’s longest running unrequited internet love after 16 years of online friendship and flirting, but we never thought it’d be forever.’’ And there’s many one- liners to give you a giggle too. From Nicole: ‘‘Shortly after telling us we needed to lose weight, my grandma was offended that we didn’t want all three desserts she had prepared.’’ www.onesentence.org

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www.ntnews.com.au Monday, August 23, 2010. NT NEWS. 23

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NTNE-WS-DA-TE:23-AGE:23 CO-LO-R: C-M Y-K

Shorterthebetter

WEBSITE REVIEW

By ELISHA NARTA

STORIES can often bereally long and boring, soto avoid being caught up inone such tale, check outonesentence.org.

The site allows people allover the world to submittheir stories — but only inone sentence.

Whether it’s funny, sad,happy or otherwise, hereit’s summed up in oneshort sentence.

You can use any momentin your life which is of sig-nificance to you, and thenshare it with people allover the world with shortattention spans.

There are many storiesfrom around the globe,about heartbreak and loss,about love and life andeverything in between.

And it’s astounding theimpact one short sentencecan have.

Like this post about thedeath of the writer’s grand-father: ‘‘My cousin and Iwere two years old, play-ing tag around the coffeetable, not understandingwhy all the grown-upswere crying.’’

Or this romantic con-tribution from J: ‘‘He al-ways said we had ‘theworld’s longest runningunrequited internet loveafter 16 years of onlinefriendship and flirting, butwe never thought it’d beforever.’’

And there’s many one-liners to give you a giggletoo. From Nicole: ‘‘Shortlyafter telling us we neededto lose weight, my grandmawas offended that we didn’twant all three desserts shehad prepared.’’

www.onesentence.org