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chapter 9
The gang had gone into Oscars trash can.
"Oh, boy!", shouted Elmo, "Elmo can't wait to see his old friends, Grizzy and Bug again."
"Well, that's okay, Elmo", said Gordon, "But we are here to look for Daddie Dodo."
"Yeah", said Mommie.
"Now", said Alan, "We are going to have to split up int groups. Do we all have our cell phones?
"I do", said Maria.
"So do I", said The Count.
"Me ate mine", said Cookie, "But it still on when me ate it, so it will ring in my tummy."
"I can't afford one", said Big Bird.
"What is a cell phone?", asked Mommie.
"Okay", said Maria, "We'll split into groups. Elmo, you go with oscar and Grungetta."
"Hey, no fair!", moaned Oscar.
"Count, Mommie, you two come with me", said Maria, "Cookie, Big Bird, you come with Gordon."
"Well", said a reluctant Gordon, "At least I didn't come in a car for Cookie to eat."
"And Herry, you go with Alan", said Maria.
"Oh, boy!", shouted Herry, "I get to play with Alan!"
"Just don't break anything", said Alan.
"Okay, everybody ready?", asked oscar.
"yeah!", shouted everybody.
"Then let's all go into grouchland!", said oscar.
They all went through the doors. They made it to grouchland.
"Hey, here comes some visitors!", said an excited grouch.
"Let's throw mud pies at them", said another grouch.
The Sesame Street gang had pies thrown at them.
"One pie! Two pies!", counted The Count.
"Mmmmm", said Cookie Monster, "These pies yummy!"
"Hmm, not bad", said Mommy, "but they need a bit of birdseed."
"This is great, Oskie!', said grungetta.
"Yeah, just like old times", said Oscar.
"Just like that grouch resturaunt", said an annoyed Maria.
"hey, no fair!", said a grouch, "They like it!"
The grouches left and went back to what they were doing.
"I didn't like it", said Gordon.
"Neither did I", said Herry.
"Hey, it's Elmo", said Grizzy,. "Welcome back!"
"Hi, Grizzy!, said Elmo.
"What are you doing here?", asked grizzy.
"Well", sadi Elmo, "We are looking for this daddie dodo fella. Have you seen him?"
"No", said Grizzy.
Just then, Bug came along. "Hi, Elmo"
"Hello, Bug", said Elmo, "Is Huxly still mean?"
"Oh, no", said Bug, "He is actually giving things to people now. He is a lot nicer."
"hey, maybe Huxly can help us find Daddie Dodo", said Big Bird.
"Well, we can give it a try", said Bug.
"Okay, we'll all split up and try to find him", said Gordon, "Oscar, your group goes with Bug."
"Oh, I hate being given orders", said Oscar.
Meanwhile, somewhere far away from Sesame Street, the Sleaze brothers were still on their way.
"I can't beleive you talked me into eating at that grouch resturaunt", scolded Sam.
"hey, at least the toss salad was good", said Sid.
Sid then saw a sign. "hey, sam, look! S. Street, that way. The 'S' must stand for Sesame Street."
"well, let's go", said Sam.
They went the way to s. street, only to learn that they were wrong, mainly because Sid failed to know that intials usually have periods, and there was no period in "S Street."
They came to S Street, which was filled with letter S's.
"What is this?", asked Sam.
"Welcome to S Street", said the mayor, a large purple letter S with a top hat, monicle, and southern accent, "I am the mayor of S Street. Who are you?"
"I am sam Sleaze, and this is my brother, Sid".
"Oh, good", said the mayor, "Since your names have so many S's, you can stay here for free! Now, let's listen to Springsteen and the S Street band!"
The gang had gone into Oscars trash can.
"Oh, boy!", shouted Elmo, "Elmo can't wait to see his old friends, Grizzy and Bug again."
"Well, that's okay, Elmo", said Gordon, "But we are here to look for Daddie Dodo."
"Yeah", said Mommie.
"Now", said Alan, "We are going to have to split up int groups. Do we all have our cell phones?
"I do", said Maria.
"So do I", said The Count.
"Me ate mine", said Cookie, "But it still on when me ate it, so it will ring in my tummy."
"I can't afford one", said Big Bird.
"What is a cell phone?", asked Mommie.
"Okay", said Maria, "We'll split into groups. Elmo, you go with oscar and Grungetta."
"Hey, no fair!", moaned Oscar.
"Count, Mommie, you two come with me", said Maria, "Cookie, Big Bird, you come with Gordon."
"Well", said a reluctant Gordon, "At least I didn't come in a car for Cookie to eat."
"And Herry, you go with Alan", said Maria.
"Oh, boy!", shouted Herry, "I get to play with Alan!"
"Just don't break anything", said Alan.
"Okay, everybody ready?", asked oscar.
"yeah!", shouted everybody.
"Then let's all go into grouchland!", said oscar.
They all went through the doors. They made it to grouchland.
"Hey, here comes some visitors!", said an excited grouch.
"Let's throw mud pies at them", said another grouch.
The Sesame Street gang had pies thrown at them.
"One pie! Two pies!", counted The Count.
"Mmmmm", said Cookie Monster, "These pies yummy!"
"Hmm, not bad", said Mommy, "but they need a bit of birdseed."
"This is great, Oskie!', said grungetta.
"Yeah, just like old times", said Oscar.
"Just like that grouch resturaunt", said an annoyed Maria.
"hey, no fair!", said a grouch, "They like it!"
The grouches left and went back to what they were doing.
"I didn't like it", said Gordon.
"Neither did I", said Herry.
"Hey, it's Elmo", said Grizzy,. "Welcome back!"
"Hi, Grizzy!, said Elmo.
"What are you doing here?", asked grizzy.
"Well", sadi Elmo, "We are looking for this daddie dodo fella. Have you seen him?"
"No", said Grizzy.
Just then, Bug came along. "Hi, Elmo"
"Hello, Bug", said Elmo, "Is Huxly still mean?"
"Oh, no", said Bug, "He is actually giving things to people now. He is a lot nicer."
"hey, maybe Huxly can help us find Daddie Dodo", said Big Bird.
"Well, we can give it a try", said Bug.
"Okay, we'll all split up and try to find him", said Gordon, "Oscar, your group goes with Bug."
"Oh, I hate being given orders", said Oscar.
Meanwhile, somewhere far away from Sesame Street, the Sleaze brothers were still on their way.
"I can't beleive you talked me into eating at that grouch resturaunt", scolded Sam.
"hey, at least the toss salad was good", said Sid.
Sid then saw a sign. "hey, sam, look! S. Street, that way. The 'S' must stand for Sesame Street."
"well, let's go", said Sam.
They went the way to s. street, only to learn that they were wrong, mainly because Sid failed to know that intials usually have periods, and there was no period in "S Street."
They came to S Street, which was filled with letter S's.
"What is this?", asked Sam.
"Welcome to S Street", said the mayor, a large purple letter S with a top hat, monicle, and southern accent, "I am the mayor of S Street. Who are you?"
"I am sam Sleaze, and this is my brother, Sid".
"Oh, good", said the mayor, "Since your names have so many S's, you can stay here for free! Now, let's listen to Springsteen and the S Street band!"