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Puffy Fluffy and Karl-Smudge
by Jack Kuperman
Sunday, November 23, 2008

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     Do you know him too?

 

Puffy knew Karl-Smudge.

They were in the same kindergarten.

But Puffy knew him even better, because Karl always made laugh of her.

He made laugh of every child in kindergarten.

Everybody was afraid of Karl.

And everybody disliked him.

Children did not want to tell their parents about Karl, because they thought he would stop to be a Bully.

They thought he would stop for 2 years.

But after this, Puffy suggested to others, that they will strike Karl together.

And they did.

And Karl cried.

But, after this Karl went after everybody alone.

And when he caught Puffy alone in toilets and gave her a fist into the nose, Puffy decided to tell about it to her mother.

She said: "What will happen if nobody will speak with Karl?"

Puffy have no answer to this.

So, next day, she told to every child not to answer to Karl.

It does not matter what he will tell, do not answer.

First day some could not but answered him.

The second day, only two answered him.

But when on the third day nobody spoke with Karl, he was very surprised.

When the day after this nobody wanted to answer anything Karl do, he suddenly began to cry.

But no child came to him to ask why he cries.

The next day, Karl cried all the day and nobody spoke with him.

And then, Puffy began to feel that Karl is as like the lost puppy and came and caressed him.

Suddenly Karl smiled.

Puffy continued, and Karl said: "Puffy, I am sorry that I behaved badly!"

Puffy just caressed him and Karl began to cry.

Other children came and caressed Karl too.

Nobody called him Karl-Smudge, but Karly Dear.

Karl stopped to cry and smiled.

Then all the children hugged each other and smiled too.

 

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