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but it wasn't enough to pay off Bob to whom he owed a considerable about of money for bets taken on the Arts and Crafts Faire and Cook Out annual Hemp Braiding and Hot Dog Eating contest.
Everyone was dead. . .but that did not stop the gnats from inviting them all to their biannual spring fling get together at the Farmers Market. It would be so much fun that year!
and once they got to the Farmers Market, they found that everyone was SLASHING PRICES! Even that guy in the booth where he's selling knives, and he uses them to cut thin slices of tomato, next he says, "you can even use them to slice a gnat in mid-air," and then he cuts a tin can in half, and just like Boromir, he says, "Still sharp!" AHA HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAA!!! eh-hem.
But the knives were not sharp, in fact they were incredibly dull and crooked. So the saleman tryed to get into the book of world records by shaving the most beards in...
So the barber sat Christopher Robin down in the barber's chair and gave him a nice Mohawk, which Pooh and all his friends giggled at endlessly. Then the barber said, "I'm not really a man, I'm a woman, Waltzing Matilda is my name, and I'm Bob's long-lost high school sweetheart!"
They danced with an Elephant wearing Spandex to the tune of Mary Had a Little Lamb. Then Mary burst in and yelled out "BUT I DON'T HAVE LITTLE LAMB! I HAVE A DOBERMAN!"
The doberman eyed the elephant and licked his lips. Bob felt nervous.
The measure was exactly four inches and three centimeters.
The Inch Worm measured it, and Bob always trusted inch worms. . .
Unfortunately, he had made a mistake and this was a centimeter worm. They are nasty, lying worms! Because of this Bob was sentenced to hard labor in Zimbabwe.
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