MeepBorkMeep
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Hey. This is my first fan fiction...so feel free to let me know what I'm doing wrong. Okay. Here goes nothing.
Chapter One
“I know you are but what am I…”
“I’m rubber your glue…”
“Your face, that’s what…”
Mr. Adler’s office door burst open, revealing several disgruntled Muppets. Mr. Adler, a short, professional-looking, mustachioed man in a long white coat, entered somewhat cautiously. “Sorry I’m late…” he muttered, glancing around at the suddenly innocent faces.
“No bother,” Kermit said, cheerfully. “We were just chatting.”
“Mm hmm,” Mr. Adler said, sitting down behind his long hardwood desk. “I heard you were having some problems…” he began, pulling out a notebook.
“Yes, Mr. Adler, some of us are trying to, well, some of us are, well, yes. We’re having problems,” Kermit said, his voice becoming shaky and uncertain.
“Let’s just say some of us are trying to take over the theater that is rightfully some of our uncles,” Scooter hinted, with a sideways glance at Kermit.
“And some of us should shove it up themselves,” Miss Piggy said, somewhat threateningly, with a sideways glance at Scooter.
“And perhaps some of us would like to remove the pork from the equation,” twittered Bunsen, with a sideways glance at Miss Piggy.
“And perhaps some of would like a different job,” meeped Beaker, with a sideways glance at Bunsen.
“What did he say?” Mr. Adler asked Bunsen, looking up and pausing in his writing.
“Nothing, he said nothing,” Bunsen assured Mr. Adler.
“You no good lousy…” Beaker began, beside himself, but was quickly interrupted by Fozzie.
“And some of us would like to see our trans Later, Wocka wocka,” Fozzie piped in, glancing at Bunsen, and realizing a little bit later how little sense that made.
“And some of us would like better jokes!” Statler moaned.
“What joke? I didn’t hear a joke!” Waldorf yelled.
“Check yer hearing aid,” suggested Statler.
“What?” Waldorf shouted.
“And some of us are wondering why we’re here,” Big Bird said, quietly to Mr. Adler, putting a wing on his shoulder.
“You don’t know why you’re here?” Mr. Adler asked, a little frazzled.
“No…”
“Well then, you may leave Big Bird,” Mr. Adler said, getting up to open the door.
“All right. Bye Mr. Handler,” Big Bird said politely, waving goodbye as he left.
“It’s…Adler…bye Big Bird…watch those steps…” Mr. Adler said, shutting the door, and sitting down. “Please…continue…” he muttered, motioning to the Muppets that were now watching the steps intently.
Kermit looked up. “If I may pause in watching the steps, I’d like to say that I believe we have some problems, and we’d like to work them out.”
“I’ll see what I can do,” Mr. Adler said, confidently. “Let’s start with you, Kermit.”
Chapter One
“I know you are but what am I…”
“I’m rubber your glue…”
“Your face, that’s what…”
Mr. Adler’s office door burst open, revealing several disgruntled Muppets. Mr. Adler, a short, professional-looking, mustachioed man in a long white coat, entered somewhat cautiously. “Sorry I’m late…” he muttered, glancing around at the suddenly innocent faces.
“No bother,” Kermit said, cheerfully. “We were just chatting.”
“Mm hmm,” Mr. Adler said, sitting down behind his long hardwood desk. “I heard you were having some problems…” he began, pulling out a notebook.
“Yes, Mr. Adler, some of us are trying to, well, some of us are, well, yes. We’re having problems,” Kermit said, his voice becoming shaky and uncertain.
“Let’s just say some of us are trying to take over the theater that is rightfully some of our uncles,” Scooter hinted, with a sideways glance at Kermit.
“And some of us should shove it up themselves,” Miss Piggy said, somewhat threateningly, with a sideways glance at Scooter.
“And perhaps some of us would like to remove the pork from the equation,” twittered Bunsen, with a sideways glance at Miss Piggy.
“And perhaps some of would like a different job,” meeped Beaker, with a sideways glance at Bunsen.
“What did he say?” Mr. Adler asked Bunsen, looking up and pausing in his writing.
“Nothing, he said nothing,” Bunsen assured Mr. Adler.
“You no good lousy…” Beaker began, beside himself, but was quickly interrupted by Fozzie.
“And some of us would like to see our trans Later, Wocka wocka,” Fozzie piped in, glancing at Bunsen, and realizing a little bit later how little sense that made.
“And some of us would like better jokes!” Statler moaned.
“What joke? I didn’t hear a joke!” Waldorf yelled.
“Check yer hearing aid,” suggested Statler.
“What?” Waldorf shouted.
“And some of us are wondering why we’re here,” Big Bird said, quietly to Mr. Adler, putting a wing on his shoulder.
“You don’t know why you’re here?” Mr. Adler asked, a little frazzled.
“No…”
“Well then, you may leave Big Bird,” Mr. Adler said, getting up to open the door.
“All right. Bye Mr. Handler,” Big Bird said politely, waving goodbye as he left.
“It’s…Adler…bye Big Bird…watch those steps…” Mr. Adler said, shutting the door, and sitting down. “Please…continue…” he muttered, motioning to the Muppets that were now watching the steps intently.
Kermit looked up. “If I may pause in watching the steps, I’d like to say that I believe we have some problems, and we’d like to work them out.”
“I’ll see what I can do,” Mr. Adler said, confidently. “Let’s start with you, Kermit.”