TB and the Scary Poster Monster
A fairy tale by Jaxson the Pug
There once was a brilliant engineer named TB. She lived in a spacious flat just across the street from a world class university. She toiled every day making new discoveries and pursuing the noble cause of research. One day, TB had an Eureka moment when she identified the secret to arbitrary polyhedra meshes. Pleased with her astuteness she immediately confirmed the results with her trusted and wise advisor. Then she set about the business of sharing her work with the world via a large 5 foot poster with full color graphics. After TB and the poster traveled the globe sharing the great news, the poster retired to a spare closet in the spacious flat. Coming across it one day many moons later, TB decided to dispose of the masterpiece as motivation for her to discover new and better theories. That's when the poster revealed itself as a scary monster and started attacking the brilliant engineer. They struggled throughout the apartment each trying to obtain the upper hand. Slowly, TB started to tire and weaken from exhaustion. The poster, sensing weakness lunged for the final blow. Luckily a brave pug named Jaxson was there to throw his furry body between the battling parties. As the poster lunged, it landed a direct blow onto poor brave Jaxson who retaliated with a fierce growl. Brave little Jaxson surged towards the evil monster biting into it with his sharp teeth. He ripped the scary poster monster into a shredded mesh of paper thus ending the battle. He then rushed to the side of the brilliant engineer to administer aid, while preparing himself to run for help. Luckily, none was needed as TB was perfectly healthy although still frightened. TB hailed brave little Jaxson as her hero and vowed to declare September 17th "Brave Little Jaxson Saved the World" day. The brilliant engineer and the brave little pug went on to live long happy lives, each content to be by each others side in case another scary poster monster ever showed it's evil face again.
The End
There once was a brilliant engineer named TB. She lived in a spacious flat just across the street from a world class university. She toiled every day making new discoveries and pursuing the noble cause of research. One day, TB had an Eureka moment when she identified the secret to arbitrary polyhedra meshes. Pleased with her astuteness she immediately confirmed the results with her trusted and wise advisor. Then she set about the business of sharing her work with the world via a large 5 foot poster with full color graphics. After TB and the poster traveled the globe sharing the great news, the poster retired to a spare closet in the spacious flat. Coming across it one day many moons later, TB decided to dispose of the masterpiece as motivation for her to discover new and better theories. That's when the poster revealed itself as a scary monster and started attacking the brilliant engineer. They struggled throughout the apartment each trying to obtain the upper hand. Slowly, TB started to tire and weaken from exhaustion. The poster, sensing weakness lunged for the final blow. Luckily a brave pug named Jaxson was there to throw his furry body between the battling parties. As the poster lunged, it landed a direct blow onto poor brave Jaxson who retaliated with a fierce growl. Brave little Jaxson surged towards the evil monster biting into it with his sharp teeth. He ripped the scary poster monster into a shredded mesh of paper thus ending the battle. He then rushed to the side of the brilliant engineer to administer aid, while preparing himself to run for help. Luckily, none was needed as TB was perfectly healthy although still frightened. TB hailed brave little Jaxson as her hero and vowed to declare September 17th "Brave Little Jaxson Saved the World" day. The brilliant engineer and the brave little pug went on to live long happy lives, each content to be by each others side in case another scary poster monster ever showed it's evil face again.
The End
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