Monkey Christmas
Three monkeys fighting in the playground. Blood and fur going everywhere, when one stops and shouts
“Hey stop. STOP! What the fuck were we fighting for anyway?”
and one of the other two cries
“All the BANANAS!”
So they start again and fight and fight and bite and bite until one of them pull’s off another ones tail and says
“Hey stop. STOP! Doesn’t this look like a hairy banana?!”
and pretends to start eating it as if it were a banana. The other two monkeys roll around laughing until the first monkey has just about imaginarily peeled his hairy banana.
“Hey stop. STOP!” cries one of the other two monkeys. “Who’s tail is that anyway?”
So they all stop and start looking at their own butts, but as is traditional in the animal world, they can’t quite see, so soon enough they are all just spinning around on the spot trying to see their rears. This goes on for much longer than it should as they each occasionally catch a glimpse of one of the other two’s tail so panic and spin even faster.
After a while a nearby child takes pity on the monkeys as he sees they have started throwing up on themselves and all around them but still continue to spin. The child takes up a small collection from the other children and he goes over to the monkeys and says
“Please stop spinning. That’s not a tail, that’s an unconscious ferret who got caught up in your scuffle. I’ve brought you some bananas”.
Now of course monkeys can’t understand humans, but the word bananas transcends species and race, so within 5 seconds all three of the monkeys had jumped on the boy and were tearing the bananas out of his hand and eating them. These weren’t the smartest monkey’s in the world though, and as he said ‘bananas’ (plural) and yet they had only had one banana each they kept searching the boy until they accidentally on purpose killed him. Then in a blood curdling monkey scream one of the monkeys cried
“THE CHILDREN. THEY HAVE THE BANANA’S”
and the monkeys charged the children and killed them all in search of their yellow gold.
And that is why they don’t send monkeys to school anymore.
Merry Christmas.
“Hey stop. STOP! What the fuck were we fighting for anyway?”
and one of the other two cries
“All the BANANAS!”
So they start again and fight and fight and bite and bite until one of them pull’s off another ones tail and says
“Hey stop. STOP! Doesn’t this look like a hairy banana?!”
and pretends to start eating it as if it were a banana. The other two monkeys roll around laughing until the first monkey has just about imaginarily peeled his hairy banana.
“Hey stop. STOP!” cries one of the other two monkeys. “Who’s tail is that anyway?”
So they all stop and start looking at their own butts, but as is traditional in the animal world, they can’t quite see, so soon enough they are all just spinning around on the spot trying to see their rears. This goes on for much longer than it should as they each occasionally catch a glimpse of one of the other two’s tail so panic and spin even faster.
After a while a nearby child takes pity on the monkeys as he sees they have started throwing up on themselves and all around them but still continue to spin. The child takes up a small collection from the other children and he goes over to the monkeys and says
“Please stop spinning. That’s not a tail, that’s an unconscious ferret who got caught up in your scuffle. I’ve brought you some bananas”.
Now of course monkeys can’t understand humans, but the word bananas transcends species and race, so within 5 seconds all three of the monkeys had jumped on the boy and were tearing the bananas out of his hand and eating them. These weren’t the smartest monkey’s in the world though, and as he said ‘bananas’ (plural) and yet they had only had one banana each they kept searching the boy until they accidentally on purpose killed him. Then in a blood curdling monkey scream one of the monkeys cried
“THE CHILDREN. THEY HAVE THE BANANA’S”
and the monkeys charged the children and killed them all in search of their yellow gold.
And that is why they don’t send monkeys to school anymore.
Merry Christmas.
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