Baloney Patrol vs. Light Brigade
In the beginning there was Ortega – ranging forth at the point position – alone. Soon thereafter, the flanks were formed up by a duo comprised of McAllister and that ancient campaigner, Luhn. Now only the rear guard position remain unfilled, a potentially hazardous situation given the adversary at hand.
Could what we have here be in fact the Baloney Patrol, and if so, can they withstand the charge of the Light Brigade?
A skirmish seems likely, as the brigade – which includes Kernel Rice – appears to be advancing on them at a mincing quick-march, and a showdown seems imminent.
Stay tuned, because this could become mighty interesting.
Pete Luhn
Aspen
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