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Mistress Bumpkin was watching a documentary about the horrible treatment of animals by people. She saw that many Chinese citizens had a record of treating animals very poorly. Once she'd seen enough, she unlocked my door, and opened it with her superpowers. She did not use her superpowers to hop down the steps; it was so cute. However, she was on her way to killing more people than she had ever done over the course of a single day. General Bumpkinismo killed 34 people, and wounded dozens more, with a single fireball, that was launched from my apartment buildings' grounds in Rochester, NY.
Unless she's been practicing behind my back, that's, by far, the largest fireball she's ever flung from her left front paw.
"Wow, Bumpkin," I said. "I don't know what to say. The good, ole u s of a is a direct competitor with China. Yet, you killed a lot of people, which, depending on the people killed, might be a bad thing."
"It is done as my will requested," retorted Bumpkin. "I'm thinking about hitting Japan next with one of those babies."
"Just not Tokyo, please, Bumpkin. Also, not Hiroshima or Nagasaki. It wouldn't be right," I said.
"Don't try to give me a history lesson, buster brown! I know all about that stuff! Jeepers! Look at World War II and the Holocaust. How could Hitler, Stalin, and Mussolini been allowed to do so much damage to the world! Humans have had their chance. It's time for the groundhogs to have their shot. Well, really just me. I'll have to take on the world's humans by myself, all the other groundhogs can do is give me moral support, which is a good thing to have, especially the support I get from my 2 sisters: Sloopy and Lucinda," said Bumpkin. "Their support will give me what I need to be victorious against the human folk. And victorious I shall be, by the hammers of Nutsie and Cleopatra (groundhog gods)," said Bumpkin.
"Wow, Bumpkin," I said. "Is that the largest fireball you'll ever be able to toss?" I asked.
"No."
Sometimes, she's rather outgoing and articulate, other times, she just says what needs to be said : nothing more.
“Nothing more”
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