The Poughkeepsie Peanut Panic of 2398 all started when a pack of plump, purple-and-pink Peorian pigeons of poor
pedigree purposely perpetrated a pernicious prank in Poughkeepsie, Pennsylvania.
The sky was packed with parti-colored pigeons as they pinwheeled in the air, circling a group of overturned peanut
trucks. The pernicious pigeons had pushed the trucks off of the pavement picoseconds previously. Hitting the deep
ditch at the periphery of the pavement, the poor trucks had plunged onto their sides, pitching pounds and pounds of
Poughkeepsie's perfect purple peanuts into the ditch and over the pavement. The pigeons landed and began
pecking the peanuts voraciously.
Traffic piled up for miles as people paused to peer at the pigeons pecking at the perfect purple peanuts, panicking.
The Pennsylvania State Police appeared, trying to push the Peorian pigeons away from Poughkeepsie's only
shipment of perfect purple peanuts. A few pigeons took wing with footfuls of peanuts, but most stayed put and
pecked at the profusion of Poughkeepsie's perfect purple peanuts.
By the time the Pennsylvania police pushed the pigeons away, there was only a peck of perfect purple peanuts left.
The people of Poughkeepsie, Pennsylvania, began to panic passionately. The purple peanuts were a popular snack
food in Poughkeepsie. The people panicked and pushed past the policemen trying to keep the peace. The purple
peanuts were pitched into the air and scattered over the pavement yet again.
The peanuts perished, the pigeons puked, and the people of Poughkeepsie, Pennsylvania, went to pieces over the
privation of their perfect purple peanuts.