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Yes, dear readers. yes... the Ghanderflaffle! The Ghanderflaffle was sad that he/she/it wasn't a part of the Butt/Arnold blend.

Thus, the Ghanderflaffle ate them both! Oh my!

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...and ate the flock whole. As the geese sank into Butnoldfaffle's stomach, one goose heard a cry for help in the distance of Butnoldfaffle's innards...and discovered Butt/Arnold still alive in his belly.

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"I'll get the others and free you!", shouted the goose (whose name was Stuffed), but all Butt/Arnold heard was, "honk Honk hONK hOnK HoNk HONK!"

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Butt cursed himself for not listening to his Animal Linguistics Professor, Septipus Tangoli. He had taken a whole semester on Goose Dialects.

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Septitus translated and said, "Your goose friend just cried, 'I go to join my fallen brethren, you have no hope of escape!'"

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"Maybe if you weren't a useless lout and degenerate you would've known this, Butt!" Yelled Sepitus Tangoli. He was a very passionate man, most especially about Goose Linguistics.

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Septitus Tangoli came from a long line of goose linguistics, who over time passed their knowledge of bird speech from generation to generation. It was a proud heritage, to be sure.

He also loved to bake.

Baking was his favorite.

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People would flock to Spetitus to hear him speak. His voice made the most stoic of hearts flutter and his words made the mind take flight. But alas, he was killed by vicious crows. It was a murder most fowl.

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Everyone missed his famous four-and-twenty blackbird pies.

Spetitus was Septitus's older brother, who made delicious pies only out of birds. Septitus was against killing birds, for his proud heritage forbade such a cruel act.

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Should I claim the 5000th post on this thread or the first on page 200?

Even though they were annoyed by the unnecessarily complicated way to say "24."

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Septitus was a man who learned to communicate with geese and only bake bird-free pies - he was VERY complicated.

And he only ever bought his chickens from Roshar, for they were very particular chickens.

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As was his great-nephew.

24. I've decided to be the first of 200 instead of the 5000th.

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