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Local Pigs Defeat Wolf
 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 00:38 [#00263271]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular



Local Pigs Defeat Wolf

Two Homes Destroyed In Aftermath As Wolf’s Violent Rampage
Comes To An End

JOE’S FARM (AP) - One wolf was killed yesterday as he
attempted to enter a home with the intent to kill and eat
three pigs hiding inside.
The wolf’s death brought an end to a minutes-long standoff
between the attacking wolf and the three pigs, brothers, who
were barricaded inside the house to protect themselves from
his attack.
After repeated futile attempts to blow down the solidly
constructed brick house, the wolf tried to sneak down the
chimney. However the relatively clever pigs, anticipating
this move, had already placed a boiling pot of water at the
bottom to greet him.
The wolf was boiled alive.
“At those temperatures it wouldn’t have taken long for
him to die.” Stated a visibly shaken County Coroner
Scully. “I’ve never seen anything quite like this
before… the damage sustained by the wolf was most
horrific, I can assure you. But I suppose he had it
coming.”
However, animal rights groups are not so forgiving. At a
press conference staged last night, Cute Animal Fund
officials stated, “If the pigs ever felt that they were in
danger, they should have contacted police. Boiling the wolf
alive was totally unnecessary. If we tolerate behavior like
this… we might as well live like animals!”



 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 00:38 [#00263273]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular



While the three pigs were not available for comment, their
attorney released an official statement this morning. It
mentioned that the pigs were at a secure location recovering
from the ordeal. In response to charges that the pigs acted
with unnecessary brutality in defending themselves he
retorted, “The boiling was not unprovoked. This wolf
destroyed two of the brothers’ homes and attempted to eat
them. They had every right to expect further violence and
to protect themselves.”
The FBI is investigating the case, but has not yet laid
charges. The FBI’s report confirmed that the wolf had
previously destroyed two of the brothers’ homes, one
constructed of straw and the other of sticks, forcing them
to seek refuge in the third brother’s brick house.
Richard Jenkins of The Insurance Agency of Fantasy Land
valued the property damage at “Practically nothing.” He
added, “We’re talking straw and sticks here people…
straw and sticks!”



 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 00:39 [#00263274]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular



When asked whether the boiling was warranted, FBI
investigator Fox Moulder responded, “I’m not here to say
who’s guilty of what. All I know or care about is that
this was the work of no ordinary pigs. They simply
shouldn’t be capable of such behavior. It must have been
supernatural in origin.”
Moulder went on to discuss several unrelated cases of
pseudo-science, despite the best efforts of the press to
keep him on topic.
There are concerns that the incident could re-ignite
pig-wolf conflicts in the region.
“The situation is very delicate at this time. There’s
no telling what an incident like this could do,” said a UN
source who spoke on the condition of anonymity.
Both the local pig and wolf populations held rallies today
at Joe’s Farm where the pigs were born. Although police
were present, the demonstrations were peaceful and no
arrests were made.
Meanwhile, rumors continue to circulate that a book, and
possibly even movie deal, is in the works for the now famous
pigs.
Farmer Joe, a close friend of the pigs, maintained, “They
haven’t ruled anything out.”



 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 00:40 [#00263276]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular



i had to write this for me English Media class... what do u
think?
(at least be polite enough to pretend u like it!! :-)


 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 01:32 [#00263325]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular



ahem
(i know u guys are here!)


 

offline Taoist Blockade from Wales on 2002-06-13 02:23 [#00263375]
Points: 1169 Status: Lurker



if a teacher asked me to do that assignment I would have
laughed in their face and walked out. It seems like you did
a good job and all, but man, what a waste of time (no
offence intended for you of course aminal) im embarrassed at
the state of the canadian school system's curriculum.


 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 02:52 [#00263402]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular | Followup to Taoist Blockade: #00263375



lol..... actually i agree with you

but oh well.... at least it was more fun than our other
shitty assignments

we just had to learn to write in the style of a newspaper
article....
.....we had to pic a fairy tale of some sort, because the
actual story wasn't teh point

i dont know how well i actually did.... who cares, it was
fun for a change

but i agree with you, the whole school system needs MAJOR
reform.....
a big problem is bullshit like this assignment


 

offline Ophecks from Nova Scotia (Canada) on 2002-06-13 03:03 [#00263410]
Points: 19190 Status: Moderator | Show recordbag



Hehehe, that would have been a fun assignment! Good job,
too!

I don't care WHAT the school system does. Not like I learned
anything, anyway. Just went through the motions, and got my
meaningless diploma. I LIKE stuff like this, creative
writing!


 

offline AMinal from Toronto (Canada) on 2002-06-13 03:06 [#00263411]
Points: 3476 Status: Regular | Followup to Ophecks: #00263410



yes, i enjoy CREATIVE writing aswell.... thats why this
assignment was fun, even if it was stupid

but school in general is stupid.... wether its fun or not
(and its usually... almost always.. NOT)


 


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