Theory: Why was the refrigerator there?
The refrigerator? You knocked it off the cliff!?
You don't realize the effort that went into getting it up there...
Once upon a time, in a small mole cricket hole... er, well it wasn't small, actually. I mean, full grown human-beings could probably walk through it...
Er, let me start over.
Once upon a time, in a happy mole cricket hole, little mole cricket Stu, who was no more than two,
was watching TV with his family of few.
(That's like... 90 in mole cricket years. Seriously, I Googled it.)
The TV showed a commercial advertising a support group for penguins who lost their homes to global warming.
Little mole cricket Stu found the idea simply charming.
Stu had a plan. No... Stu had a vision.
He said, "Let's get to work," as he turned off the television.
Looking at the nearby green mountain, Stu got to work.
"This will make a great habitat," he said with a smirk.
But, the nearby mountain was not nearly cold enough,
and the many bears and poor weather made relocation efforts rough.
Stu hadn't given up. Stu wasn't quite through.
Calling for his family of Stu, Stew, Stewie, and スチュー,
he did what any inspirational and important mole cricket would do--
he watched TV until the night was through.
Then he saw a commercial for the E-Z Freeze Beta...
"Ah, this is the solution to this dilemma!
"Aha," said Stu, who was no more than two,
and he looked at the freezer on top, then he knew...
"this will solve the problem for not just one penguin, but two!"
Then out dashed little Stu, with a smile.
But, he knew the project would take quite a while.
"Elder Stuart! Elder Stuart," he shouted with glee,
"I have a plan! A plan! You must come see!"
"That is incredible," the elder said with glee,
"maybe we can arrange housing for not two penguins, but three!"
And so, then the order came in.
And then, all the Stus in Stu-ville begin.
The work was a chore,
but never a bore.
Because, as mole crickets always say, "this doesn't rhyme with the previous sentence!"
Working together through thick and thin,
to the top of the mountain and back again.
They brought the fridge there, but the plug wouldn't reach!
"Oh, no," exclaimed Stu, as the mole crickets gasped. "We'll need to bring at least one extension cord each!"
But mole crickets are not powerful, with their offense stat of ten,
and little Sue-Stu said, "Well, here we go again!"
On the way down the mountain, a penguin met their eyes.
The suffering habitat caught the mole crickets by surprise!
And so, with newfound motivation,
working diligently and quickly for the penguin's nation,
the mole crickets found their strength to raise tenfold!
The strength of the crickets was a sight to behold!
Each working quickly, no time to delay!
I'd think of a rhyme, but I've not much else to say!
With the fridge at the top, the mountain froze over.
I'd say more, but the story is over!
So I hope you're happy. All that work, and you ruined it. You are an awful, awful person.
The refrigerator? You knocked it off the cliff!?
You don't realize the effort that went into getting it up there...
Once upon a time, in a small mole cricket hole... er, well it wasn't small, actually. I mean, full grown human-beings could probably walk through it...
Er, let me start over.
Once upon a time, in a happy mole cricket hole, little mole cricket Stu, who was no more than two,
was watching TV with his family of few.
(That's like... 90 in mole cricket years. Seriously, I Googled it.)
The TV showed a commercial advertising a support group for penguins who lost their homes to global warming.
Little mole cricket Stu found the idea simply charming.
Stu had a plan. No... Stu had a vision.
He said, "Let's get to work," as he turned off the television.
Looking at the nearby green mountain, Stu got to work.
"This will make a great habitat," he said with a smirk.
But, the nearby mountain was not nearly cold enough,
and the many bears and poor weather made relocation efforts rough.
Stu hadn't given up. Stu wasn't quite through.
Calling for his family of Stu, Stew, Stewie, and スチュー,
he did what any inspirational and important mole cricket would do--
he watched TV until the night was through.
Then he saw a commercial for the E-Z Freeze Beta...
"Ah, this is the solution to this dilemma!
"Aha," said Stu, who was no more than two,
and he looked at the freezer on top, then he knew...
"this will solve the problem for not just one penguin, but two!"
Then out dashed little Stu, with a smile.
But, he knew the project would take quite a while.
"Elder Stuart! Elder Stuart," he shouted with glee,
"I have a plan! A plan! You must come see!"
"That is incredible," the elder said with glee,
"maybe we can arrange housing for not two penguins, but three!"
And so, then the order came in.
And then, all the Stus in Stu-ville begin.
The work was a chore,
but never a bore.
Because, as mole crickets always say, "this doesn't rhyme with the previous sentence!"
Working together through thick and thin,
to the top of the mountain and back again.
They brought the fridge there, but the plug wouldn't reach!
"Oh, no," exclaimed Stu, as the mole crickets gasped. "We'll need to bring at least one extension cord each!"
But mole crickets are not powerful, with their offense stat of ten,
and little Sue-Stu said, "Well, here we go again!"
On the way down the mountain, a penguin met their eyes.
The suffering habitat caught the mole crickets by surprise!
And so, with newfound motivation,
working diligently and quickly for the penguin's nation,
the mole crickets found their strength to raise tenfold!
The strength of the crickets was a sight to behold!
Each working quickly, no time to delay!
I'd think of a rhyme, but I've not much else to say!
With the fridge at the top, the mountain froze over.
I'd say more, but the story is over!
So I hope you're happy. All that work, and you ruined it. You are an awful, awful person.
