Yes it Does
Part XII
Time Interference Part VII
Yes fell. Fell on. On a. A big. Big fat. Fat horse. Horse turd.
The year was equal to 1492. Yes knew they skipped the 16th century because it bites.
“Look!” said Charles, “that man is going to blow out a candle.”
Everyone stared with interest except President Rockefeller. “Yeah, he blows big time,” he retorted.
Green Pee bit Mussolini’s teeth and shoved his fingers up Harriet’s nose holes.
“You wouldn’t dare fry a potato on a string!” Harriet screeched, eyes aflame with rage.
“How come I’ve never eaten a purple crayon that attacked an orange spider,” pondered John Adams while moving so an anteater wouldn’t kneel on a bone.
King Ferdinand, appearing out of somewhere, arrived on the scene and was attacked by President Rockefeller who chewed his mustache.
“I meck. Goulash is smelly. No-bake cookies,” said Green Pee. Yes smacked him hard for saying that because he happens to love no-bake cookies.
Charles pushed King Ferdinand onto Yes as the others all jumped on top of T H E M, just in time for everybody to disappear.