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              Made by Hidetomo Mitani

Short, and spoiled, Bob was always wanting 

new toy. At the age of 9, he inherited a large 

sum of money from his aunt. His obese uncle 

took care of the money at all times, but he was 

extremely easy to convince. So as Bob grew, 

he was turning spoiled and was starting to take 

his toys for granted. When he became 11 

years old, he was as spoiled as a 5 year old kid 

on Christmas that came from a rich family. 

Also that he always uses a brown cowboy hat  

that has a red, long stripe. 

Everyday, Bob would tell his grandpa what he 

learned at the Pink National School of Flying 

Catapults and tell him about what Mr. Szyslak 

would teach him everyday. Today’s lesson was 

that taking for granted a thing is extremely 

rude. 

In the same day, his dad took him to his room 

and had a serious conversation with Bob.

Dad: “You always wanted allowance, right?”

Bob: “Since I was three.”

Dad: “You may have allowance. But you only if 

you start appreciating your toys.”

Bob: “OK!”

Everyone knew it would be as easy as pi 

(3.1415926535) for him. His evil grandpa loves to 

make things harder (because a harder challenge is 

more entertaining than a hard challenge, for him), 

so he convinced his older brother to get the thing 

that Bob always wanted, but can’t get because it’s 

too hard to find. The very MT-61 Crystal Reaper 

was what he always wanted. When Bob found out, 

his head almost achieved liftoff. Fortunately for him 

(and unfortunately for his grandpa), he was 

stubborn, so he didn’t do anything about it. 

Several weeks later, the new Green Ninja Spinner 

came to the toy shop. When Bob found out (which 

was amazingly quick), he ran so fast, it looked like 

if he was a neon sonic boom. Sadly, when he got 

there, the Green Ninja Spinner was already sold 

out and that the next arrival would be in a year. 

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