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With apologies to the great Ray Bradbury, Roscoe personifies our own interpretationâSomething mischievous this way comes.
The Trouble Brothers were up to their usual antics last night. Here, Roscoe raced past the Hu-Dad to catch up with some chaos Typhoon stirred up. Like best friends Jim Nightshade and William Halloway in Ray Bradbury’s classic tale, those two go everywhere together. So, with a nod to the great Mr. Bradbury, let’s call this Something Mischievous This Way Comes.
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What a happy face on Roscoe P!! Enjoying the games afoot! Love the Ray Bradbury reference, one of my favorites!
At least the 2 are not wicked!!