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The Trial of the
Century Continues!
Judge for the trial is:
Hyrum
Hanger
Now judge Hanger is not
your typical judge. He just loves to make the wrong doers pay for
their mistakes.
Once, Tommy the Cat was
caught stealing a fish from the Road Kill Cafe.
Judge Hanger knew how
cats like to be clean all the time. So, for punishment, judge Hanger
made Tommy the Cat sleep in a pig trough full of mud.
This would have never
worked on wolves, because a trough full of mud is a fun thing to
play in.
Back to the story. You see,
the mega-Llzy pig is always trying to pull a fast one.
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The Trial
Begins ...
"All rise as Judge Hanger takes his position on
top of the Throne-of-Justice."
"Jury, are you ready
for the trial of the century?"
"Yo, baby, we are
ready."
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JUDGE |
"Okay everyone, quiet down. Kogi, is
everyone here today?" |
| KOGI |
"Yes your great ear-ness, the
Mega-Lazy pig and the BoomerWolf are here. We can
begin." |
| JUDGE |
"Let's start with the mega-lazy pig.
Mega, what do you have to say." |
| LAZY |
"Well your holy earflaps, it goes
like this.
I was sitting in my trough minding my own business. All
of sudden I hear a loud noise and a blast of wind and gunk comes
through my window and all the straw on my house comes down around
me.
I look up and guess what I see.
NO HOUSE! Not a strand of straw left. Just me
sitting in my trough with the sun shining on me.
You know Judge, us pigs sunburn
easily." |
| JUDGE |
"Where is your house located Mr.
Pig." |
| LAZY |
"My house is on Slob Road. It is the
third house to the right." |
| JUDGE |
"Slob Road is it. I know that road,
there are only two houses on Slob Road." |
| LAZY |
"Let me get the map out and show you your
honor."
"You see your floppy ear-ness, I live in the brown house
at the back." |
| JUDGE |
"That's a house back there. I always
thought that was a brown pile of rotting hay." |
| LAZY |
"It's painted sir." |
| JUDGE |
"Jury, please disregard my last
remarks about the slimy rotten hay that Mega-Lazy pig calls his
house. This should not alter your judgment in
anyway." |
| LAZY |
"Judge, I will have you know that is
fine aged straw." |
| JUDGE |
"I know it is aged, I can smell it
from here."
"Finish your story Mega-Lazy." |
| LAZY |
"So there I was, sitting in my
trough looking at the sky. My roof used to be there, but it was
gone."
"I looked around and guess what I see. The BoomerWolf
getting up and stretching and yawning like nothing happened. I think
I saw the BoomerWolf laughing at me." |
| JUDGE |
"So, did you actually see the
BoomerWolf blow your house down." |
| LAZY |
"Why no. But who else could it
be." |
| JUDGE |
"So, what real evidence do you have
that the BoomerWolf is responsible for blowing down your
house?" |
| LAZY |
"There was a gush of wind. Then a
big bunch of slime landed on me. Then, I look around and I see the
BoomerWolf looking my way. What more do you need?" |
| JUDGE |
"I heard about you pig. I heard you
were too lazy to build your house right. Even your pig brothers told
me that." |
| LAZY |
"Not true. It took me as long to
build my house as it took my brothers to build
theirs." |
| JUDGE |
"What did you do, place one piece of
straw at a time. I don't know, I do not like lazy pigs. Nothing good
comes from being lazy."
"Okay, I want to hear what the
BoomerWolf has to say about all of
this." |
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