What are some real gunge stories?

Well, without more context, it's difficult to say exactly. It could be stories where boys create their own 'gunge' for fun, like mixing different household items to make a gooey mess for a science experiment gone wild or just for the sheer fun of making a mess.

Yes. On some kids' game shows, they often have gunge - related challenges. For example, a show might have a dunk tank filled with gunge, and if a contestant fails a task, they get dunked into the gunge. It makes for great entertainment and lots of laughter.

One possible theme could be transformation. If the gunge has some sort of special property, it might transform the characters or the environment in the story.

Well, once my friend played a prank on me by hiding my book. So I got my own back. I put some fake bugs in his lunch box. He was so shocked when he opened it and saw those bugs. It was really funny.

I haven't really heard of any well - known 'boy gunge stories' in general. It might be something very specific to a certain group or community. Maybe it's local stories where boys in a particular neighborhood had some fun with gunge - like substances during festivals or holidays.

I'm not sure specifically which 'new gunge stories' you are referring to. It could be some new fictional tales involving a gooey or messy substance called 'gunge'. Maybe it's part of a new book series, or some creative online content.

A girl I know had her roommate use all her shampoo without asking. So she got her own back by filling the shampoo bottle with colored water. When the roommate used it the next time, her hair was tinted blue. It was quite a sight.

One real hellhound story is from some old European folklore. There were tales of hellhounds guarding the gates of the underworld. They were said to be large, black dogs with glowing eyes. People who wandered too close to the supposed entrance of the underworld at night might see these terrifying creatures.

One real 9 11 story is about the firefighters who rushed into the burning Twin Towers. They showed great courage in the face of extreme danger, trying to rescue as many people as possible.

There could be a story where mental illness within the family played a role in a murder. A family member suffering from an untreated and severe mental disorder might have had delusions or uncontrollable rage. In one such real - story scenario, a person with schizophrenia, believing their family member was an enemy, committed a murder. This shows how complex family dynamics and various factors can lead to such tragic events as depicted in 'a murder in the family real stories'.