Sudetenland Tales by Edward Drobinski - HTML preview

Sudetenland Tales

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Reluctantly Accidental Prankster Icons

Like most all things it started because it was an unperceived necessity; a perilous to perceive necessity; but nonetheless a legitimate necessity. On a more concrete personal level it started with a sarcastic joke made by someone relatively new to the distractions imposed by puberty at thirteen years of age, though it was a “joke” born of legitimate laughable loathing.

Purposely un-noticed at first, that lasted only until it was too huge a phenomenon to escape the notice of burgeoning White pals; Geoffrey Tudor, Robert Hereford, Lucas Whittington, and Roger Maelors.

The town of New London, Connecticut, once on the mainland but now a part of invaded Sudetenland, wasn't known for much; just a formerly sleepy little dot on the map, where the biggest excitement was whether the local burger joint got a new milkshake flavor. That was until the Biden Crime Family dropped 20,000 Haitians and Somali's on them, bringing their population to a reported 47,000, though an eyeball view would easily substantiate upping the former numbers by another 10,000, and their pet cats and dogs started to disappear, which some say prompted the opening of two "Chuck E Cheese" franchises, the