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There was a little liar called Gnaus. As

  • There was a little liar called Gnaus. As a child, he grew up in the jungle alone. One day, he came across a stranger.

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  • The stranger asked him where his parents were and gave Gnaus his first opportunity to lie. He'd learned deceit from watching the monkies and pointed

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  • up, at the sky. The stranger furrowed his brow in disappointment. "I'm sorry, Gnaus, you've failed the test of moral integrity. We're going to have to put you down." The boy ran

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  • even though he had only one leg. He hopped like a pogo stick until he got to the stairs and then he basically fell like a sack of garbage. I wondered what it would be like to sever

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  • a head. I went to help him up on to his one leg and he yelled absurdities as he hopped away.

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  • "I CAN hobble JUST FINE without the likes of YOU. (Millennium hand and shrimp)" I once again "Tried to do a good turn daily." And help him across the street. He took his peg leg

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  • and beat me about the head, all while hopping about on his good foot. I didn't know the peg leg was removable, much less that he was so adept at clubbing. He had been known as

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  • a big clubber but I always thought that was cause of his nightlife. So as he was raining blows upon me with his detached peg leg I must have sustained a serious concussion because

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  • I blacked out and never awoke again. I tell the remainder of this story post-humously, my words taken figuratively from a man in Scotland, but when he tells you now is the truth:

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  • "Thou shall not wear briefs under thou kilt."

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