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Soviet Smarty 3

By: Sovietanon on Jun 10th, 2012  |  syntax: None  |  size: 9.05 KB  |  hits: 68  |  expires: Never
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  1. >you set about gathering old bowls and scraps of cloth
  2. >not hard to find in the dump, lots of old clothes and junk like that
  3. >and it's really not hard when you have 15 or so fluffies combing the dump with you
  4. >you gotta give it to them for idiots they make good scavengers
  5. >must be how they've lived so long as you've had 2 casualties so far
  6. >One fluffy fell down a hill of trash and onto a broken lightbulb
  7. >it lacerated his throat and he shit himself and bled out
  8. >the other was from a stray beagle snatching one of the older fluffies and running off
  9. >not fit for the army, need fluffies that can at least STALL a dog
  10. >Yarrick seems to be a clever one, must've been from surviving on the bottom of the pecking order
  11. >he found an old box of surplus fatigues
  12. >american pattern but hell, you're gonna cut 'em up anyway
  13. >You then issue your small army with "helmets" and "Sneaky Coats"
  14. >You pride yourself on explaining complex things simply
  15. >you told them that the coats would hide them from bad fluffies
  16. >you also told them it would tell them who the good fluffies were
  17. >bad fluffies don't wear scraps of cloth or bowls on their noggins
  18. >you smile to yourself
  19. >these fluffies are so easy to order around
  20. >the best part is they rarely complain
  21. >you then decide to do some "recon"
  22. >and by that you mean watching the two grass heap herds fight
  23. >one is at a significant disadvantage
  24. >fluffy battles are a numbers game
  25. >when half your soldiers are going to fall flat on their faces
  26. >You need overwhelming odds
  27. >still the battle isn't what you'd call pitched
  28. >in fact the only way you could describe it would be a deadlock of stupid
  29. >half the time fluffies can't even tell who their allies are
  30. >the other half they spend shitting themselves and crying
  31. >a few stand out though,, one or two that score multiple kills
  32. >hell one has even been using a rock as a weapon
  33. >you guess that she's the smarty
  34. >she's a unicorn after all
  35. >Seems most smarties are unicorns
  36. >they seem the most entitled that for sure
  37. >always demanding one thing or another
  38. >well not in your herd
  39. >lest Yarrick pays them a visit
  40. >He seems like smarty material
  41. >It must be because he's a Pegasus that he wasn't the original smarty
  42. >he's taken to his job though, most of the fluffies that ever treated him poorly are dead or mutilated
  43. >he operates just like Che
  44.  
  45. >you've outfitted your troops
  46. >you've established a state of order
  47. >and a military government (for now)
  48. >now it's time for expansion
  49. >at this point your sure you can take on the two herds in the heap
  50. >the heap is what you've taken to calling the 3 10 foot height piles of compost
  51. >10 feet? fuck you've been in america too long
  52. >using inferior measuring system instead of glorious metric
  53. >no matter you have bigger fluff to fry
  54. >you chuckle at your own pun
  55. >now is time to rally the troops
  56. >both of the heap's factions are taking a nap after their row
  57. >they fought until they all passed out from the effort
  58. >did somebody say super soviet sneak attack
  59. >you and your army move out
  60. >fluffies don't have the coordination to march in rank
  61. >so you have them move in small groups instead
  62. >your plan is to surround and capture the sleeping fluffies
  63. >you don't want them dead when they can be useful soldiers
  64. >these ones have combat experience, that's valuable in it's own right
  65. >of course you have REAL combat experience so the actually planning and set up was easy
  66. >your surprise attack is forming up well
  67. >with yarrick and patch leading the other groups
  68. >you don't have to worry about a wayward fluffy mucking this up for you
  69. >you see a red hoof wave from the opposite mound
  70. >patch is good to go
  71. >so is yarrick apparently
  72. >you then give the order to attack
  73. >it
  74. >consists of you yelling "GET EM!"really loudly
  75. >that in itself scares most of the enemy into a stupor
  76. >which is what you planned for
  77. >your fluffies then pin any resisting fluffies to the ground with sheer weight of numbers
  78. >and a bit of total surprise helps too
  79. >fluffies are obviously not known for sneak attacks so it's super effective
  80. >you then speak quietly to Yarrick
  81. >"Big Smawty wanna kno who ovva smawty fwends awe"
  82. >you love the moniker they've given you
  83. >"big smarty" certainly has a ring to it
  84. >of course the fluffies immediately point out their respective leaders
  85. >sure enough one of them is the mare with the rock from earlier
  86.  
  87. >your proposal is simple
  88. >honestly, it's got to be
  89. >you look at the two smarties in front of you
  90. >they both have a look of defiance and hate on their mugs
  91. "Big Smarty gives bad fluffies choice"
  92. >you say this with obvious glee tinging your voice
  93. "join big smarty's herd or get big owchies"
  94. >your fluffies (god bless the little bastards) shout out various other threats
  95. >the two smarties look at their herd
  96. >scratch that, they look at your BIGGER herd
  97. >the female looks down at her hooves and sobs slightly but seems to suck it up
  98. >good she'll breed some tough new recruits
  99. >the male however did just what you expected him to do
  100. >you gotta love the predictability of a preprogrammed genetic bio construct
  101. >he puffs his little cheeks out and says "Smawty herd no weave, Smawty gif oo big owchies an' take oo fwuffies too"
  102. >you pull out an icepick
  103. >packed it just in case you needed a piercing tool
  104. >works good fro punching holes in helmets for unicorn horns
  105. >but you've got something else planned than haberdashery
  106. >you snatch the male smarty up by his neck
  107. >he's a little blue unicorn
  108. >pretty young too
  109. >too bad you think as you grab his lower jaw and force it open
  110. >you ram the icepick through the soft cheek flesh and out of the other side
  111. >the blood trickles out of the ragged hols that were once cheeks
  112. >so do the tears as the pain signals slam into the smarty's brain
  113. >"WAAAAAAAAHH!" he yells but it comes out more lisped than your average fluffy
  114. >you laugh as you toss him back onto the ground
  115. >he tries to puff his cheeks up
  116. > all that does is make a low hissing noise as the air escapes the dumbfounded smarty's mouth
  117. >that and another cry of pain as moving his jaw is super painful now
  118. >"make an example of them", that's what your granddad used to say
  119. >you loved your granddad
  120.  
  121. >the rest of the fluffy captives wasted no time changing allegiances
  122. >or dying, quite a few of them were
  123. >you hung them from the gate into the compost area
  124. >It was kinda like that time you wiped out that afghan town and hung all the children
  125. >people say it was unwise to hang them from the local mosque
  126. >they said it was even more unwise to drench the corpses in pigs blood
  127. >hooo boy was command pissed about that
  128. >but these fluffies cheered while the condemned strangled
  129. >even their former comrades, you'd have to watch for turncoats
  130. >these little things were not a loyal bunch
  131. >well except patch and yarrick
  132. >but that might be because you were the first creature to show them any kindness
  133. >none of the other fluffies payed them any mind until now
  134. >they were the most popular fluffies in the herd now
  135. >of course were you come from "popular" means something more along the lines of feared
  136. >still it seemed like every 10 or so minutes another mare would walk out of the cardboard box that yarrick resided in
  137. >most of them were walking funny
  138. >and patch was just content to sit on a pile of old scarves and stare maliciously at the other fluffies
  139. >you're pretty sure patch has some anger problems
  140. >of course who are you to talk mister shoot 10 afghan's over a stolen crate of rations
  141. >well at least he hasn't killed any fluffies from your herd yet
  142. >works out well enough you suppose
  143.  
  144. >you spend the rest of the day constructing building out of duct tape and cardboard
  145. >with the occasional bit of wood or metal sheeting thrown in
  146. >by the end of the day not only has your herd doubled in size but they have the closest thing to a meeting hall, hospital and barrack houses you could muster
  147. >duct tape only goes so far, even in soviet hands
  148. >still it's better than anything the anarchist rabble surrounding your herd has
  149. >and besides you've got over 100 fluffies now, most of which have dug dens and the like in the newspaper
  150. >you helped them along of course
  151. >you lead by example and expect your officers and soldiers to do so as well
  152. >before you leave you make another rule
  153. "Big Smarty says, all the pregnant fluffies get extra nummies
  154. >not a single argument from the herd
  155. >at least they realize the importance of breeding
  156. >of course the fluffy birth rate worked to your advantage
  157. >and new strays everyday being abandoned here helps even more
  158. >it's an unlimited supply of fluffpower (you laugh at your play on words)
  159. >and the fact that your boss does not seem to care that you spend you work day playing with fluffies
  160. >he's just happy to get his scrap
  161. >at least you think that's why
  162. >his orange fluffy seems to know something but you know it's too dumb to tell
  163. >you'll have time to go through the quiet man(as you've taken to calling him)'s office once your plan is complete
  164. >you wonder if anyone's tried what you're doing before
  165. >You forget all about that question once you get home and get good and drunk
  166. >you fondly remember that huge Belorussian who taught you how to smoke dope with your gun cleaning kit