Last week, these lollipops mysteriously appeared in the mail.
Cornelius had been dying to taste a caper-flavored lollipop ever since he read Dan Krall’s The Great Lollipop Caper.
Despite the warning, he was sure he’d never be appalling.
Well.
He removed the wrapper. The lollipop was strangely smooth and unsticky. No smell.
Lick.
Lick.
Lick lick.
Nope, not him. He was a good bear, a likeable bear — no lollipop in the whole wide world could ever change that.
Oh?
Without asking permission, he raided the cookie jar.
When he got thirsty, he took to the bottle.
Hiccup!
Then, I’m sorry to report, he began writing nasty words.
*covers eyes*
Lick lick lick lick lick lick lick lick.
He decided he would do every naughty thing the children did in the book!
And that wasn’t all.
My stars, you WILL NOT believe what he did next.
Desecrated the title of an otherwise tasty book. GASP!
Beyond appalling!
Antidote lollipop to the rescue!
Lick.
Lick.
Lick lick.
Phew!
Guess Dan’s story is true.
Read The Great Lollipop Caper with great caution.
DO NOT eat any caper-flavored lollipoopspops unless you have Antidote lollipops on hand.
Cornelius has learned his lesson. He’s back to being his well-behaved self.
Well, almost.
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When we informed Monsieur Random Integer Generator that we would require his services once again, he twirled his mustache, kicked up his heels and stocked up on chocolate sauce. I’m sure you recall that the Schmutzy Family made more than a few mud pies and were not the least bit hesitant about getting dirty. Well, to Monsieur Generator, 
