Hmmm...too bad I lack the power of foresight
I guess I could hug you with
those wings, but Chicken wing hugs are banned in most states. Demon wing hugs (as in the wings that are on flying demons' backs
) aren't banned...yet. Don't worry, I filed down the pointy ends.
Well...I have a feeling they'll be banned soon. I can see the headline now, even though the reporter doesn't realize the genders of some users...
The New York Times
5.29.12
DEMON WING HUGS BANNED WHEN HALF-DEMON ATTEMPTS TO TRY IT ONLINE
INTERNET-Demon wing hug banning has been spreading like crazy all over the world. It all began when a poster on a Muppet forum going by the name of Sgt. Floyd that claims to be half-demon attempted to demon wing hug another member, going by the name of Hubert. The attempting failed in multiple ways and resulted in both parties going to the online hospital. This "Sgt. Floyd" ended up hurting himself crashing through his computer screen, while Hubert was injured when Sgt Floyd came crashing through the other screen to hug him. It is undetermined exactly how this hugging began...the police have suspected that it involved chicken wings and something coming from a mile away. They are wondering if maybe Hubert and some girl by the username of "D'Snowth" had a fight over chicken wings and Sgt. Floyd, who happened to be a mile away at the time, crashed through his computer screen to email himself to Hubert's phone to give him a hug. "I don't even have a phone," Hubert said in response to this idea.
This hugging has now been banned in 58 US states, and five other countries, including the Soviet Union. There is a reward of 74 cents for the person who can find this dangerous criminal called Sgt. Floyd. "It was all the money in my piggy bank," said Officer Bradshaw, the chief police commander of the internet. Not much is known about this Sgt. Floyd, other than the fact that he is believed to be named Floyd and have some sort of ranking in the military. Some are questioning the idea of arresting him right away, however, seeing that it was Memorial Day on the day this tragic accident happened. But this raises the heartbreaking and hair raising debate, should veterans be allowed to do whatever they want on Memorial Day?