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Silly Ole Bear
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Billy Joe Bob finished up with the animals, making sure to pet them extra long. Each one of them had their own special way to be petted. He especially liked their llama, George. Oh boy, what George could do to him.
Good thing George was out in the pasture, and Bessie was inside the barn. Otherwise he's be in a hell of a mess. Scratching himself through his overalls, he decided it was best not to think about it too much. The last thing he needed was an inteligent conversation with himself.
He went up to the back of the barn, opening up the storm cellar. Inside was a crude looking catapault. He checked his pocketwatch, ten after, perfectly on time, as always. He had grabbed three piles of trash earlier, like he always does. They were behind the bushes, hiding.
Grabbing the rope, he pulled the huge catapault out. It came, but moaned and groaned as it did so. Squeaking sounds from rusy parts were heard loud and clear. It came to rest beside the tree.
Billy set up the cat, placing the garbage inside. He made slight calculations, looking for the best spot. He didn't want to hit their house, not on the first shot. The best aim for the first one was right behind the trailers, where they all walked.
"There we are, FOUR!!!"
He released the lever.
A Thwump sound came from the contraption as old moldy trash was hurled from the Dennison's and over to the McClure's. He set it up once more.
Now, the second one usually went up to their driveway, right before the street.
Thwump.
Another perfect hit. Billy smiled, his curled lips revealing toothless gums.
The final one went onto the roof of the house, just so it would take them some time for them to go on up there and bring it down. And if they didn't... he smiled again, well, then it's just stay on up there and stink to high heaven.
With the sunny hot days they have been having wouldn't take more than a couple of hours. Billy had to hold his nose just as he piled it onto the cat.
The last twump.
He heard the sickening splatter as the bag opened, spilling it's rotten goddies all over the roof. Some fell off, but most of it used it's still growing mold to hang on for dear life. A fe rats spilled out, running and climbing their way into cracks and under trailers.
Putting the cat away, he couldn't help but feel better about the day. It seems like things were going well after all. He closed the storm cellar, locking it up. Pa always told him to lock up the cellar, those McClure's were good for nothing theives.
Looking at the gunk on his hands, his nose crinkled up. What a shame, he had gotten some on himself. He went over to the creek, to clean himself off.
Good thing George was out in the pasture, and Bessie was inside the barn. Otherwise he's be in a hell of a mess. Scratching himself through his overalls, he decided it was best not to think about it too much. The last thing he needed was an inteligent conversation with himself.
He went up to the back of the barn, opening up the storm cellar. Inside was a crude looking catapault. He checked his pocketwatch, ten after, perfectly on time, as always. He had grabbed three piles of trash earlier, like he always does. They were behind the bushes, hiding.
Grabbing the rope, he pulled the huge catapault out. It came, but moaned and groaned as it did so. Squeaking sounds from rusy parts were heard loud and clear. It came to rest beside the tree.
Billy set up the cat, placing the garbage inside. He made slight calculations, looking for the best spot. He didn't want to hit their house, not on the first shot. The best aim for the first one was right behind the trailers, where they all walked.
"There we are, FOUR!!!"
He released the lever.
A Thwump sound came from the contraption as old moldy trash was hurled from the Dennison's and over to the McClure's. He set it up once more.
Now, the second one usually went up to their driveway, right before the street.
Thwump.
Another perfect hit. Billy smiled, his curled lips revealing toothless gums.
The final one went onto the roof of the house, just so it would take them some time for them to go on up there and bring it down. And if they didn't... he smiled again, well, then it's just stay on up there and stink to high heaven.
With the sunny hot days they have been having wouldn't take more than a couple of hours. Billy had to hold his nose just as he piled it onto the cat.
The last twump.
He heard the sickening splatter as the bag opened, spilling it's rotten goddies all over the roof. Some fell off, but most of it used it's still growing mold to hang on for dear life. A fe rats spilled out, running and climbing their way into cracks and under trailers.
Putting the cat away, he couldn't help but feel better about the day. It seems like things were going well after all. He closed the storm cellar, locking it up. Pa always told him to lock up the cellar, those McClure's were good for nothing theives.
Looking at the gunk on his hands, his nose crinkled up. What a shame, he had gotten some on himself. He went over to the creek, to clean himself off.
