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Old Man FoG & The Headless Corpse
One bright morning, old man FoG was walking through the forest on his way to the village, when suddenly he stumbled across the headless corpse of a man slumped against the wide bough of an old oak tree.
The old man observed the lifeless body with a raised eyebrow, then continued making his way to the village, and before long he emerged from the forest eaves and strode along one of the many cobblestone streets.
As he approached the village church, Trulip, a young woman who knew old FoG came rushing towards him waving her arms.
"Excuse me! Mr.FoG!" called the young woman. "Have you seen my husband by any chance? He went for a walk in the woods last night and has not returned!"
"Hmmm.... I might have seen your husband," old man FoG replied stroking his beard, "but that would depend on whether he left your house last night without his head."
One bright morning, old man FoG was walking through the forest on his way to the village, when suddenly he stumbled across the headless corpse of a man slumped against the wide bough of an old oak tree.
The old man observed the lifeless body with a raised eyebrow, then continued making his way to the village, and before long he emerged from the forest eaves and strode along one of the many cobblestone streets.
As he approached the village church, Trulip, a young woman who knew old FoG came rushing towards him waving her arms.
"Excuse me! Mr.FoG!" called the young woman. "Have you seen my husband by any chance? He went for a walk in the woods last night and has not returned!"
"Hmmm.... I might have seen your husband," old man FoG replied stroking his beard, "but that would depend on whether he left your house last night without his head."
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Old Man FoG & The Headless Corpse
One bright morning, old man FoG was walking through the forest on his way to the village, when suddenly he stumbled across the headless corpse of a man slumped against the wide bough of an old oak tree.
The old man observed the lifeless body with a raised eyebrow, then continued making his way to the village, and before long he emerged from the forest eaves and strode along one of the many cobblestone streets.
As he approached the village church, Trulip, a young woman who knew old FoG came rushing towards him waving her arms.
"Excuse me! Mr.FoG!" called the young woman. "Have you seen my husband by any chance? He went for a walk in the woods last night and has not returned!"
"Hmmm.... I might have seen your husband," old man FoG replied stroking his beard, "but that would depend on whether he left your house last night without his head."
One bright morning, old man FoG was walking through the forest on his way to the village, when suddenly he stumbled across the headless corpse of a man slumped against the wide bough of an old oak tree.
The old man observed the lifeless body with a raised eyebrow, then continued making his way to the village, and before long he emerged from the forest eaves and strode along one of the many cobblestone streets.
As he approached the village church, Trulip, a young woman who knew old FoG came rushing towards him waving her arms.
"Excuse me! Mr.FoG!" called the young woman. "Have you seen my husband by any chance? He went for a walk in the woods last night and has not returned!"
"Hmmm.... I might have seen your husband," old man FoG replied stroking his beard, "but that would depend on whether he left your house last night without his head."