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Little Rascals

Once upon a time in a little village called Jones Town, there lived a little fox goes by the name little rascal.

One day little rascal was passing by a chicken farm when he saw a dog taking a little nap on the job while he was on watch. The dog's duty is to lookout for any unwanted guests and chased them away from the chicken farm.

What have we here? Little rascal mumbled to himself. Little rascal wiggled himself under the fens to get on to the farm. He tried sneaking up behind the dog to give him a fright but the chickens started shouting fox! Fox!! Fox!!! Little rascal got a little nervous and started saying shhh!!! I'm not here for you ladies, I am just trying to give the dog a little fright if that's alright.

All the chickens went quiet while staring at little Rascal sneaking up behind the dog.

Bob is not going to be very pleased when he wakes up, especially
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You are about to find out fox, said one of the other skinny chickens. OK ladies let show this fox what we are made of! Said one of the big fat juicy chickens. As they slowly approaches the fox to give him a final whipping, the fox started digging a hole at one corner of the coop, but just before the fox could make an exit through the hole he dug, the chickens had a good time pecking all the fur off his back and bottom. The fox was howling so loudly, all the dogs near the farm could hear him and they all came looking for the fox. The fox managed to make it out of the coop almost without any furs on his back and still had to deal with the barking dogs he heard coming from a distance.

You better run you furless fox, the dogs are going to make a good meal out of you, at least what left of you, said one of the skinny chickens. The fox hurried his way off the chicken farm and ran through some other neighbor’s yards to avoid getting caught by the dogs.
The fox escaped and he never showed his face on another chicken farm ever again
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