This document provides examples of spoof texts, which are stories that retell a past event with an unexpected humorous twist or funny ending. It explains the generic structure of spoof texts, which includes an orientation to introduce characters and setting, a recounting of events, and a twist that provides the punchline. Four examples of spoof texts are then presented, including stories about a man pretending to be on a phone call when a customer arrives, a trainee who mistakenly yells at his company's managing director, a student who blames his low test score on an absent classmate, and a man who uses a refrigerator instead of the toilet.