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“I don’t like Arkansas,” kristen, kristin, kristyn, kriston, and kristan all muttered. “We got family there.”
(I hope I didn’t leave any of the siblings out)
“Bill Clinton is from Arkansas, too,” Josiah unhelpfully said.
“Don’t worry, I don’t feel too left out.” said Kristun.
“I feel left out,” Matthew’s [insert color here] Ranger sibling said.
[Yellow]
“Thank you,” Josiah said, breaking the remaining wall of the warehouse.
“Well. Now what?” said the blue power ranger with inexplicably purple hair.
“I have no idea,” the thrift store lady from that one Odyssey episode said.
(It’s been nine days soooooo….)
And they all lived happily ever after?
Until the nuclear bomb dropped from the sky.
Fortunately, it was intercepted by the buffest man on the planet, Mason.
Thanks to his incredible ping pong skillz, Mason deflected the bomb and sent it spiraling straight into the pit of despair.
Dawn found herself in an episode of the Middle as she forgot her sister at a Chick-Fil-A.
And then everyone (except Dawn’s sister) lived happily ever after?
And Kristen drifted off into a deep, deep sleep
Narrator – You see, this is the way everyone wished it had happened, but it was not, in fact, this was Mason’s fantasy about how he wished it’d happened, for he was rather thin and scrawny, far from the Mason that ping-ponged his way to saving the world…
So he went to the store and bought chocolate milk.
He thought it was delicious, but then Kristen came out of nowhere and slapped it out of his hand; milk sprayed everywhere.
“No milk for you!!” She screamed. (Somehow she woke up from that deep sleep)
Josiah dove through the air, barely catching the milk jug, but slamming his face on the ground.
But although Josiah miraculously caught the milk jug, the lid had been removed, causing an extremely dairy drenched Josiah to appear.
“It is precious.” He yelled as butterflies streamed past the window. “The cows are going extinct.”
(Good sentence, Madeline).
“Actually Josiah,” said Mason, “that’s a common misconception. The cows aren’t going extinct, but ever since America became a stateless society the dairy economy has tanked, causing the farmers to go out of business… which in turn means the cows die, so I guess you’re partially correct…”
(Yes, this just became a dystopian universe… Dystopian novels are almost always my fav)
“Then there is only one thing we can do.”
(Thanks Manalive! I’ve taken some writing classes)
“Make dairy free muffins.”
“Out of the flesh of Ryan’s enemies”
(Our inside jokes might scare madeline)
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