Volume XII | By Edgar T. Penguin | July 2001 | ||
When the debate was over it left everyone breathless. Oinkers main point was this: "That bear is a menace to us all. He skips school, he spends his allowance on comic books, he doesn't take baths, and most importantly he can't control his instinct for bad behavior." Oinkers then sited examples of this, "His fight with doggie, his constant hooky-playing, his last cow pond fight..." Booy's defense was a simple one, "I'm not bad, I just have a hard time being good. Besides, Candie broke my tugboat!" In the end, the panel ruled that Booy was not a menace, but that he did need to mend his ways. Oinkers's response; "It is an outrage! I am banned from the cow pond and I was being good!". Booy's just happy it's over.
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General Moogle moved in at the end of last month and shows no sign of leaving. She spends her days tearing up the house and "playing" with the queen. An anonymous tip says that Shelob is angry at the General for coming and at Plant Feline for sending her help. I have talked to Oinkers, head of the "Save The earth" program. Oinkers has assured me that he is working on a plan at this very moment to eliminate the General. He also had this to say, "General Moogle may appear small and harmless, but be warned she is a lethal killing machine."
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Our day began with a hearty breakfast, and then came Moos briefing. Oinkers sent our spy on assignment to find out if the rumor of a new cat was true or not. Moos gathered his peripherals (binoculars and such things) and we headed off. We spent the morning dodging the Evil Alien Queen and doing surveillance work. Finally close to lunch we had our break, the tiny kitten walked right past us! On our way back to report moos was captured by Shelob, but she soon lost interest in him and began fighting with this new kitten, so we escaped. Moos handed in his report, and spent the rest of the day relaxing. I enjoyed being a spy for a day, and I hope my readers enjoyed it too!
"Rummy" can be played in the living room area, and Buster Thomas's variety night is still available under the kitchen table. Roary ha started "Shoots-n-Ladders" which can be played in the studio area of the frontroom. |
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