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My War With The Fleas-The Story: Chapter Two
by Lonnie Hicks
Monday, March 18, 2013

Rated "G" by the Author.

       
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     Flea Commander's Gambit

I knew the Flea Commander's moves. He would start with the guest room.

My guests from NY had bedbug hitchhikers and, although they had gone, FC would have these stowaway spies come out in the dead of night on his signal.

But, I was ready.

At five am when FC thought all of us were asleep he gave the command to the NY BB's to come out of hiding and head for the deep pile carpeting on their way to the master bed room, their main objective. Their plan was to eat my family alive one at a time.

Disaster if they succeeded in getting there. They would burrow deep into the mattress and generations of them would get started. We would have to soak the mattress in Raid or burn it.

My mission was critical. I put on my backpack, jammed full with anti-flea and vermin devises and peered into the dark creeping toward the guest room door,
I flung it open, snapped on the light and the ugly bugs scattered in panic caught by surprise.

Drooling with glee I leapt into the air simultaneously heading off a squadron which was heading for the deep pile pulling out from my backpack a special spray that soaked the pile and created a line of death across the carpet which the bugs could not cross without dying from my napalm scented spray. The front line fell down dead.

The others froze in the dim early morn light and finally FC called out to them "To the base-board, and into the cracks. You’ll be safe there.”

FC was right if they reached the base boards I would have a problem if the got into the walls.. Once inside those cracks I would be never rid of them. They would re-group and take over the entire house in a few months. They must be stopped at all costs.

I headed for the base board ignoring the pile group; the important thing was to head off the base board bugs.
But I got there too late. About twenty of them had reached the base board, gotten into a crack there and were inside taunting me, feeling they had escaped. Their leader was a big fat bug banker dressed in a three piece suit. He looked up at me and taunted me saying:

”Yes we are going to take your house, throw grandmother out in the streets, and then sell this house at double the price.

His Bed-Bug banker friends were all gathered around him laughing and egging him on. "That's right they all said, "we are foreclosing on you and everybody that lives here.

But no. I reached inside my backpack and pulled out my needle nose WD40 canister and aimed it toward the NY Banker Bug, their leader in a three piece suit.

Livid, I then took a special straw from my knapsack and attached it to my can of WD40 napalm and sprayed right into the crack.

It soaked them. Immobilized, they floundered in the crack and I sprayed them again with a little Raid which suffocated all of them.
Their little three piece suits melted like acid had been splashed upon them.

Then I took a little bit of putty from my backpack and entombed them there forever.

It felt almost as good as an orgasm.

But then I heard Mugsy, my dog scream, another contingent of fleas were biting him around his face and eyes. I rushed to his side.

To be continued.

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Reviewed by Christine Tsen 3/18/2013
Love the imagery here!
My poor Mangy insomniac dog has been scratching madly for a year due to allergies!
Blessings,
Chris

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