nce upon a time there lived a happy boy named Peter. Peter had his very own
dog and often he would teach it neat tricks like fetching the paper and
playing dead and frightening off the Internal Revenue Service Officials.
Peter loved his dog very much and he named it Brownie because it was the
same color as as his mother's yummy nut brownies, and also because it was
short for the dog's royal name: Brownsworth Von Hogglshmilenickinshtoffer
III esq. Ph.D. One day, Peter and his dog were taking a walk along the
scenic trails of a burnt down strip club when they happened to find, buried
amongst the burned G-strings and charred ash of fishnet stockings, a big
red wagon! Apparently some of the fetish night enthusiasts had failed to
rescue the wagon from the town's furious firebombing.
Peter studied the wagon. It was old, and rusted, and smelled of latex,
but it was just the right size for him and his trusty dog, Brownie. So
the two hopped into the wagon and rode off, on an adventure like none they
had seen before, give for the time they escaped Nazi occupied France while
transporting illegal narcotics for a white slave trader with an extra arm
and a bevy of exotic women.
Along the road, they discovered a small hole in the dirt which appeared
to lead down into a cavernous lair of pirate's gold that was guarded by many
treacherous booby traps. But Peter realized this was only the plot to "The
Goonies," so he decided to instead investigate the creepy house on
the end of the block which everyone claimed was haunted. (Of course, the
whole block wasn't haunted, just the house)
He climbed out of the wagon, Brownie nipping lightly at his heels, and
began to make his way through the creepy and spooky graveyard in front
of the creepy and spooky house towards the creepy and spooky front door
where the creepy and spooky doorknob reflected creepy and spooky reflections
of the creepy and spooky sun. "Stop nipping at my heels, Brownie!" Peter
called out, disturbing the creepy and spooky silence. "It's very creepy
and spooky the way you do that nipping."
His hand went to the doorknob, trembling with fear and apprehension. Luckily,
Peter's steady hand stopped the doorknob's trembling, and with a turn,
the door creaked open. Spider webs clung to the wooden door and Peter warily
peered into the darkness. From inside he heard a faint moaning, like that
of a toilet that is clogged with Roget's New Thesaurus and being flushed
with the lid down.
He leaned forward, curious what that groaning was and also because Brownie
was trying to hump his leg. In the distance, deep inside the house, he
heard the sound again. And then, he made that bold first step into the
house. Beads of sweat began to form on his eyebrow and make their way down
the deep farrows in his cheeks, dribbling past his neck and onto his sternum,
the protective bone that joins the ribcage. The ribcage is divided into
three parts which, oh, never mind the anatomy lesson. He was scared.
Brownie, seeming to have lost all desire to copulate with his master's
appendages, began to search for a good gravestone to urinate on because,
well, he's a dog, so we'll just focus on Peter, who by this time has found
the top of a staircase leading to the cellar. He slowly made his way down
the sagging, wooden steps, as the light began to dim. That moaning became
a bit louder with each step. Finally, he was at the bottom, and he turned
to see...
a tape deck playing these weird moaning sounds.
Relieved, Peter ran back up the stairs and out the house only moments before
the hideous, blood dripping sucker creature from the planet Venus pounced
and would have eaten him up. He happily whistled for Brownie, and jumped into his wagon,
knowing tomorrow would be another day full of excitement! Good old Uncle
Jack had promised to take him to a NAMBLA convention and from what he was
told, the people there gave out the best candy and even had free horsey
rides! What fun! Peter and Brownie rode off into the sunset, content that
all was right with the world, oblivious to AIDS and teenage crime and road
rage and presidential sex scandals.
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Peter and the Wagon
Once upon a time there lived a happy boy named Peter. Peter had his very own dog
and often he would teach it neat tricks like fetching the paper and playing dead and
frightening off the Internal Revenue Service Officials.