pinkpizzellekops | GIRL SCOUT COOKIES

It's that time of year again - Girl Scout Cookie time. Thin Mints, Samoas, even your boring Shortbread. So what are you waiting for?

Using the RNG, pick a scenario to play out from numbers 1-7. Or, if that doesn't strike your taste buds, come up with your own!

1) You're selling those cookies! Knock on doors, set up a stand at your local grocery store - it doesn't matter. You want that damn cookie patch and if someone says they don't want any? Tough, they're going to get a box of Tagalongs and like it.

2) It's finally cookie season! Share your excitement with others around you, even if they may not be as thrilled about Savannah Smiles as you are. But then again, what do they know?

3) Oh boy! The day of cookie delivery has finally come and--- wait. The person in the house next door just got the last box of Shout Outs!? That's not even supposed to happen, you ordered them after all. Go over and give them a piece of your mind!

4) No one is touching your box of Thin Mints. No one. They are yours. And only yours.

5) Here's the deal. Who do you have to kill for a box of Dulce De Leche? Either you missed cookie season entirely or those little twerps never showed up at your door with their bright smiling faces and overeager attitudes. Make them pay.

6) Now that the danger has passed, go ahead and enjoy your Shortbreads. Maybe even share with someone - a random stranger perhaps, or a close friend.

7) Whatever! A mix of some of the above or whatever cookie related shenanigan you require.

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One: they don't actually make them. Two: Scary? Really?

You haven't seen them earn their "Alligator Wrestling in a Sewer" or "Discovering Something that Doesn't Exist" patches yet? [Bart shudders and curls up in a ball just at the mere thought of facing these pint-sized terrors.]

They make great cookies, but I wouldn't go near them even if they had a bajillion boxes of these Thin Mints.

Dude, what Girl Scouts do you know?

Edited 2012-06-17 03:08 (UTC)

Normal ones, I think... What kind of Girl Scouts do you know?

Those are not normal Girl Scouts. Those are, like, crazy warrior Girl Scouts.

The ones I've heard about get badges for art and music and stuff like that.

That's a lot less scary than alligator wrestling.

... So if you had a kid, you'd make her join the normal scouts, right? 'Cause Irey--- [WAIT, he's taking that back. Right now.] 'Cause this future potential kid really shouldn't be hanging out with the ones we've got in Manchester.

[Oh he caught that.]

Irey?

Did I say Irey? Be... Beeecause I meant I realized! Yeah, I meant that I realized that kids shouldn't be hanging out with Manchester kids! Scout's honor!

Since when are you a scout?

Since... now?

You're really not good at this.

And I definitely heard "Irey."

You heard nothing!

[He stomps, going ahead and pouring himself a glass of milk.] I swear, it's not like I meant to tell you your daughter's name! It's not like I know it's supposed to mess up the time stream!

So I really have a daughter? [Woah, give him a sec to let this sink in.]

[There's a long - long for a speedster, anyways - pause before Bart slowly nods.]

Yeah. Just promise me you won't tell Grandpa?

[It's still sinking in]

[Distractedly:] Huh? Why?

["Cause he won't be around to see her grow up"]

Uh... 'cause I'm seriously messing up the time stream.

You think?

Alright, fine, I won't tell him. But you owe me. [Does he really, Wally?]

I do? Does that mean I can't have more Girl Scout coookies or something? [Not really, but Bart's falling for it anyways.]

Oh, no. I'll think of another way for you to repay me.

Okay! Just say the word and I'll do it. ... Unless it's really, really dumb.

Define "really, really dumb."

Like, half the stuff you make me do 'cause it's for "my own good" like playing quiet mouse. No one likes quiet mouse!

Hey, learning how to be quiet is useful. [Did you just say that with a straight face, Wally?]

No it's nooooooot. [He sprawls himself over the kitchen counter and gives Wally a very resigned look.] Tim and Kon say I can't be quiet, and then I tell them I can, but they always win bets and I don't have any allowance for the next week or so.

Edited 2012-06-22 06:28 (UTC)

Then that teaches you another valuable lesson: never bet your ability to be quiet.

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