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Punny Pinkie: Prison

By: PunAnon on May 15th, 2013  |  syntax: None  |  size: 1.63 KB  |  hits: 44  |  expires: Never
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  1. >Looking up at the ceiling, you let out an annoyed sigh.
  2. >Being in prison sucks, especially when you were wrongfully accused.
  3. >But there was no time to worry about that: You were sure Twilight would be able to prove your innocence soon enough.
  4. >You sit up as hollers and jeers begin echoing throughout the prison and grab your attention.
  5. >The guards did mention something about a "fresh meat" coming in today, and the said convict would be your new cellmate.
  6. >Your heart drops as you notice who it is.
  7. >The guards open the cell door and drop none other that evil pink monster into the cell: Pinkie Pie.
  8. >They quickly lock the cell up and trot off before you can utter a plea of help.
  9. >Pinkie brings her face close as you begin banging your head against the cell bars.
  10. >"Hiya Anon! I missed you!"
  11. >You turn to her with a murderous look, holding back all your rage.
  12. "Pinkie, how in the hell did yo-"
  13. >You cut yourself off, not wanting to finish that sentence.
  14. >It was best to leave some questions unanswered.
  15. >You move over to your bed and bury your face into your pillow.
  16. >"Hey, Anon? What's your favorite punctuation mark?"
  17. >You turn to face her, completely bewildered by her question.
  18. "Wha-"
  19. >You stop short, noticing the smile.
  20. >That devious, evil, uncaring smile.
  21. >You swing a fist at her, trying to stop her any way possible.
  22. >She dodges all your attacks and takes a deep breath.
  23. "I SWEAR TO CELESTIA, PINKIE! IF YOU MAKE A PUN, I'LL HAVE A REAL REASON TO BE STUCK IN HERE!"
  24. >She breathes it out as your wrap your hands around her neck anyway.
  25. >"I figure your favorite punctuation mark is the period. Because it marks the end of your sentence."