Tales from the Stuffed Fabulist(hmmm . . . ?)
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*New* Once a free spirit stubbed its toe.
*New* Once a crow sat on a branch and contemplated the condition of man.
*New* Once a whale beached itself in a furniture showroom recliner.
*New* Once a navel started gazing back.
*New* Once a pride of lions gathered at a much-touted restaurant called "Top of the Food Chain."
Once the good citizens of Delphi decided they'd had enough of Aesop.
Once an ant and a grasshopper crossed paths after being out of touch for years.
Once an armadillo came across a tattered tabloid with the headline "Psychic Warns, World to End!!!
Once a bug threw itself at a windshield with gusto.
Once a bull opened a china shop.
Once a chameleon found it could change the color of anything it touched.
Once a hawk had trouble maintaining eye contact.
Once Icarus went for a swim.
Once an insect awoke from uneasy dreams to find itself transformed into Gregor Samsa.
Onca a leaf had a premonition of fall.
Once a migratory bird stopped by the local travel agency.
Once a poodle took up ballroom dancing.
Once it was widely believed prunes grew on trees.
Once it was proposed the question mark be declared obsolete.
Once a robot created an artificial human being.
Once a satyr set himself up as a lifestyle coach.
Once a shark suffered from bleeding gums.
Once a spider set to work on its last web of the year.
Once a stone wondered whether it should say something.
Once a slice of Swiss cheese had a thought.
Once a termite applied for a grant to carry on with its work.
Once a unicorn lost its horn trying to make a career change.
Once a vegetable slipped into a persistent human state.
Once a warbler couldn't get a song out of its head.
Once a woodpecker suffered from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder.
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