He looked closer. There they were.
Undiscovered microbes.
Looking up at him.
Waving enthusiastically.
One held a sign.
We can change your life. (139 characters)
Written for: https://katmyrman.com/2017/08/08/twittering-tale-44-7-august-2017/
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Morpethroad 
It’s a good thing those microbes wrote their sign in English.
Very advanced microbes..
The observing guy is either drunk or cross the threshold of Sanity..
You have an issue with thresholds of sanity? I couldn’t write otherwise 😂
Haha! Love it! Great take on the prompt. 😊
Thanks Kat
My pleasure! 😊
the microbes here seem to be rebels. good take on the prompt,
http://ideasolsi65.blogspot.in/2017/08/scrutiny.html
Thanks so much
Hilarious! I’m so glad you wrote them as friendly 🙂
Of course they are friendly, they want to change your life.
🙂
Fabulous love it
Thanks willow.
Your always brilliant ☺️
You are always very kind
I am honest☺️
I’m going to have to buy a bigger hat willow….
Ewe suits you sir 🌹
LOL – wonder what his response was??? Funny as all hell – and decidedly weird – but in a really great way 🙂
All that in 140 characters Pat….thanks for stopping by..
This was great Michael!
Thank you Di..
LOL, I love this so much! The last line is such an unexpected twist 😀
Thanks Mara lovely you could stop by
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