Written for Esther’s “Can You Tell A Story In…..? #278”
Exactly 35 words including the four required prompts:
‘yeti’, ‘burger’, ‘zoom’ and ‘taboo’. Here’s my 35 word story.

My parents were dead set against me
marrying my boyfriend, Yuri the Yeti;
they screamed “TABOO!”
But one taste of his yummy barbecued
yak burgers and they were on Zoom
bragging to all their friends.
NAR©2025
35 Words
This is “Good Ol’ BBQ” by Whisker Brothers
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so enjoyed this ❤️
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Thanks very much! I’m so pleased to know that, Gary. I love bringing fun thing like this to my reader friends!
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Woah, this was a cool read!
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Thanks very much, Harmony!
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Excellent!
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Hehehe! It’s so silly but great fun! Thanks, Di!
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I like silly sometimes!
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great take love it 💜💜
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Thanks so much Willow! Glad you liked it! ♡
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i really did 💜💜
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And a little Billie Gibbons for that extra kick! Woot, Yee Hawwww! 🧡
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A little bit of Billy goes a long way!
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😂 Easily impressed. The way to a (man’s) parent’s heart is the stomach, apparently. 👍🏻
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So it would seem! That must have been some burger!
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😲
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Very good!
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Thank you, my friend! Maybe your readers would enjoy some very non-vegetarian yak recipes!
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Ha, ha! That they might!
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Yeah, Yakety Yak … there’s nothing like a good old Aussie Barbeque, Nancy …
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I just bet! I do love a good barbecue, dear Ivor!
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Warm food
Warm weather
Warm friends
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For the body, for the spirit, for the heart! 🥰
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Your little story is excellent and the video goes perfect with it. Never heard of the Whisker Brothers but enjoyed it.
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Many thanks, Dawg! I love writing these challenges.
I’ve never heard of the Whisker Brothers either; their fun was very contagious. One guy reminded me of the late Dusty Hill of ZZ Top.
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Billy Gibbons was in it for sure. I love the way challenges make us think.
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Was that Billy Gibbons!! No wonder I thought of Dusty Hill! Thanks, Dawg!
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Brilliant. You really know how to make us laugh, Nancy 😊💗
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That’s what I love to hear, Esther! It’s a pleasure.
Thanks very much! Love your prompts.
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💗💗
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Haha 😆
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😂 Thank you, Sadje!
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You’re welcome
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Yeti AND yak burgers.🍔
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I’ve eaten yak at a nearby Himalayan restaurant; it’s quite delicious and surprisingly tender. I’ve yet to try yeti! 😁😉
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It’s funny that after years of not eating meat, the thought of eating yak makes me gag.😅
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I think even many meat-eaters would feel the same way! 😂 I have cut way back on my meat consumption but still enjoy it.
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It’s a funny story of how I decided to stop eating meat. I was eating alligator pasta (pasta with alligator meat in it, not pasta made from alligator) and I had an existential crisis. I decided after that I wouldn’t eat meat anymore.
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I think my first move would have been not to eat alligator any more, then take it from there! 🐊
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That’s fair.😜
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Our son-in-law, Joe could have been Sasquatch. He played basketball for Denver and is 7ft. 1 inch, and with some added fur, he is Yeti. He is also a Terlingua cooking grand champion, so most everything he cooks on coals is marvelous. He calls his BBQ business, Sasquatch BBQ, and he means it. At one time, I was a ZZ Top fan, and knew the guys back in the day when they were like the rest of us musicians in DFW, trying to find a sound and a place to play. Once they grew the Monk beards, I couldn’t take the boys too serious. Soup and food caught up in all that face fuzz, a place for the fly’s to rest and enjoy a snack. Momo said I looked like a homeless person with my beard, so I cut it off about three weeks ago, now I look like a homeless person with a home, and I can eat soup again.
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Hiya, Phil! Your comments are a lot like your stories ….. I’m not quite sure what’s fact and what’s fiction but it really doesn’t matter because they’re damn entertaining. Thanks!
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Hiya right back, Nancy. I hate to admit it but this one is solid true. Both of the son-in-laws have won Terlingua Chili Cook Off. It’s kind of a big deal in the world of grilling and outside cooking. When we go visit in Colorado Springs, we get to eat all the test recipes. Gotta love that bbq and brisket.
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You and Momo sure are lucky! I do love me some good BBQ!
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