Fablias Tales: 2012

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Taking a Short Break

Dear Everydoggy, Friends and Wonderful Anipals,

J.D. and I will be taking a short break until I am well again.

We hope to be back on Twitter as soon as we are able, when I am feeling much better, and up and about again causing mayhem, as usual.

We will be thinking about you. Keep up the mischief, I'm counting on you!

Love, FABIO & J.D.

Joke Spot

One day an inflatable boy got up out of his inflatable bed, ran down the inflatable stairs to the inflatable kitchen, sat at the inflatable table on an inflatable chair and ate his breakfast. He then brushed his inflatable teeth, put on his uniform, dashed out of the inflatable door, ran down the inflatable path to the inflatable gate to get on the inflatable bus to his inflatable school.

Once at school, he sat at his inflatable desk and started to chat with his inflatable school chums. One inflatable girl, slapped the inflatable boy for calling her names, and the inflatable boy slapped her back. The inflatable teacher was furious, and sent the inflatable boy to see the inflatable headmaster in his inflatable office at the end of the inflatable corridor.

The inflatable headmaster decided to punish the inflatable boy and gave him 500 lines as punishment. The inflatable boy lost his temper and took out a pin from his pocket and stuck it right into the inflatable headmaster saying, 'I hate you', before running out of the inflatable office, back down the inflatable corridor and out into the inflatable school yard. He then took out his pin again and stuck it into the wall of the inflatable school. In his haste, the inflatable boy tripped, and fell onto the pin himself which stuck in him too.

Someone called the inflatable ambulance to take the inflatable boy to the inflatable hospital. The inflatable nurses put him in an inflatable bed right next to the inflatable headmaster.

The inflatable headmaster leaned across to the inflatable boy, and started to speak to him.

He said, ' I say this more in sadness than in anger. You've let me down, you've let the school down, but worst of all, you've let yourself down.'