Fernbrook Resort Freelton’s Sheriff Loses Lawsuit, Donates ‘Brain’
to Science
"I honestly thought I was smarter than a cat!" declared Sheriff Lumpy Rutherford. |
After several acrimonious legal meetings that ran late into
the night Fernbrook Resort Freelton’s famous Sheriff Lumpy Rutherford finally
capitulated. No doubt you’ll recall that our Sheriff Rutherford was being sued by
Fernbrook’s powerful Feline Population after claiming to be as smart as a cat. On
the advice of his legal team, Sheriff Lumpy has finally agreed to publicly
admit that he spoke in error. That, in fact, he is not as smart as a cat.
“It’s true,” admitted Sheriff Lumpy Rutherford, “I am not as
smart as a cat. But that doesn’t mean that I’m dumb. On the contrary. It means
that Fernbrook’s cat population is just incredibly smart. And if cats are smarter
than me then there can be no doubt that they are smarter than everyone else…
even that red-headed terror the vicious Vaginasaurus Rex.”
“And when did you come to the realization that Fernbrook’s cats
are smarter than yourself?”
Does anyone know how to work this darn thing? |
“Well, I couldn’t sleep as a result of Princess Pea’s
incessant door slamming. So I got up to watch some TV. There was this movie on
that showed a cat flushing a toilet. That one with Robert De Niro. And that’s
when the truth hit home. Because I have trouble working that complicated toilet
mechanism. Sometimes I even forget to lift the lid and boy oh boy does that
ever make V-Rex growl. But the cat could do everything so easily…” Sheriff
Lumpy trailed off. “That’s when I knew I had to admit that I was wrong.”
But that wasn’t all that Sheriff Rutherford had to say.
Cafeteria's new doorstop under 12X magnification |
“As part of the settlement the King of the Cats, Mittens
Cuddlekin, insisted that I immediately donate my brain to science. As I don’t
appear to be making much use of it. Which I quickly agreed to. It took me a
while to find someone who needed a special brain like mine. I went to all these
science places and talked to the science people and finally I found one who
could make use of it. I guess the door of their science cafeteria needs help
remaining open and a brain with my unusual degree of intelligence is exactly
what they need to solve the problem. By wedging my brain against the door, kind
of like a doorstop, the door will be able to remain constantly open and the
science people will be able to walk quickly in and out without having to worry
about trying to figure out that complicated door opening thing.”
“You’re… talking about the door’s push bar?”
“I think that’s what they call it. Whatever it is it sure is
tricky. I sure hope they don’t put them on toilets… because then only the smart
science people would be able to use them.”
“I don’t think we have to worry about that.”
“You may not have to worry about it,” finished Sheriff
Rutherford, “But when you have a brain as special as mine… these are the kinds
of things that you keep you up at night.”
"Do my drapes match my carpet? No need to ask, I'll just show you!" |
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