Can you share some possible plots in the 'la times gerbil story'?

I'm not sure specifically what the 'la times gerbil story' is without more context. It could be about a gerbil that was the subject of a news piece in the LA Times, perhaps related to a local event, a pet story, or some sort of scientific research involving gerbils.

Maybe there's a plot about a school play where all the drama backstage affects the performance. There could be arguments over roles, with some students feeling they were unfairly cast. And then during the rehearsals, there are more dramas like someone getting injured or falling ill, and the others having to scramble to make the play work.

Sure. Once there was a gerbil named Jerry. Jerry loved to run on his wheel at the most unexpected times. One night, when the owner was having a quiet reading time, Jerry started running like crazy on his wheel. The squeaking of the wheel was so loud that it made the owner laugh instead of getting annoyed. Jerry just seemed to be in his own little world, running with all his might as if he was competing in a gerbil Olympics.

One possible plot could be that there are 14 friends in a group and two of them gradually fall in love over time as they all go through various adventures together.

Perhaps they start a business together in the '2 friends story'. They face many difficulties at the start, like lack of funds and competition. But through their combined efforts and their strong friendship, they manage to succeed in the end.

Sure. One story could be about a couple who met at a local LA concert. They both loved the same band and ended up dancing together all night. It was love at first sight for them, and they've been together ever since.

I'm unable to provide the key points of the 'la times fire story' as I don't have access to it. But generally, in a fire - related story, key aspects could be the source of ignition. For example, if it was started by a lightning strike or human activity like a discarded cigarette. Another key point could be the spread rate of the fire, which might be related to factors like wind speed and direction, and the dryness of the area. The story may also highlight the heroism of the firefighters and the support they received from the community during the firefighting operations.

Unfortunately, I can't get the 'Los Angeles Times Gerbil Story' for you. However, you can try reaching out to Los Angeles - based pet groups or gerbil enthusiasts. They might be familiar with the story and could provide more information or even point you in the direction of where to find it, like on a specific online forum dedicated to Los Angeles pets or gerbils.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl in Los Angeles. She loved reading the LA Times every day. One day, she read an article about a lost dog. She decided to help find it. She put up posters all around her neighborhood. After days of searching, she finally found the dog and reunited it with its owner. It was a heartwarming story that the LA Times had inspired.

Perhaps there's a story of a scout who dreamed of being the best on his team. He trained hard every day but was always overshadowed by a new recruit who seemed to have natural talent. This made the scout feel sad and unappreciated. Or it could be about an engineer who built an elaborate base, only to have it destroyed by the enemy team right before victory was in sight.