Everything became a blur as I was grabbed by the collar and thrown against the wall to a laughing snort which I recognized all too well.
Piggy Reagan was on the warpath again and I was his chosen victim; Piggy was his nickname not for his appetite or girth but for his snorting laughter.
“You little Weasel” he snorted ” I’m going to hurt you so much that you will not be able to walk for a year, I’m going to break your arms and gouge your eyes out”.
Piggy was prone to exaggeration when he got excited but I wasn’t overly worried because I knew for a fact that a Weasel was more than a match for a Pig.
My hands were still free so I searched around in my pocket for the survival kit which I never forget to pack before venturing out.
Grasping a Snickers bar I threw it into the air and watched fascinated as Piggy released his grip and snatched clumsily at the offering: running off I chuckled to myself knowing that this Weasel was more than a match for a Pig anytime.
Lensdiary 
You don’t say how old they are but it seems like a rivalry between young uns
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That’s exactly right. School yard antics.
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Things like that got me crazy during my school days
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I like how Weasel tricked Piggy with that candy bar. Perhaps his girt will increase.
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Everyone’s a sucker for a candy bar.
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Brains over brawn every time! Aesop couldn’t tell it better. 🙂
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Aesop, now that’s a blast from the past. He was very popular when I was growing up, but seems to have disappeared from the scene.
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I wonder why, perhaps because victimology is not celebrated and common sense and an understanding of human nature, its weaknesses and strengths is.
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instead of “celebrated,” perhaps I should say “encouraged.”
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Hear, hear.
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Smart move, Weasel!
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Weasels are known for their cunning.
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And as Piggy seems to lack in the brains department, that distraction can be used over and over!
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That’s for sure, Liz. It works every time.
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You are a good script writer 🙂
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Thanks for the compliment, Reena. It’s always hit and miss, I never know what I’m going to write.
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Good one. At first I thought it was going to be a tale about a pub! Then quickly cottoned on it was about school bullying. A Snickers bar (known as a Marathon bar when I was a kid) and some schoolboy cunning saves the day!
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I’ll drink to that. You can write a lot of stories based on pub names……or better still write a story inside a pub.
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Glad for the brains over brawn outcome. Bullies, of any age, are the lowest form of life.
(lol probably reveals more of my youth than I should)
Good Six
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I agree, Clark. I’ve been through it myself. East London in the ’50s and ’60s was very territorial.
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Now this is something I can’t really fault Piggy for; Snickers are irresistible! 🐷
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Life is always a trade off.
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A Snicker for a Snorter! Sweet!
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Ha, ha. A snicker for a snorter sounds like the start of a children’s rhyme.
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Perhaps all is not as it seems. I suspect there may be something more afoot here. What trickery might a certain weasel have been up to in the conspicuously missing prologue?
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You are right. People can make havoc with their mouths, it’s not always down to brawn.
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Now, if only I had a chocolate bar during my schooldays, and thought of doing this! 😀
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Loved this 🙂
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😄 That was a good tactic employed by Weasel. He knew Piggy was food oriented and easily distracted. 😊 I love a story were the bully is thwarted.
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Great story. The chocolate bar distraction was fantastic.
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I know I was following you, but then your blog didn’t show up as one that I was following. Had to refollow. Not sure what happened.
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No problem, Abi. I’ve been off WordPress for a few weeks. My wife had emergency surgery but is recovering well, so I will be back soon.
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I’ve been off WP too. Sorry to hear about your wife’s emergency surgery. Been there, done that. Wishing your wife a complete recovery. 🙏
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How is your wife faring in her recovery process? Just wanted to check in and send some healing energy and prayers her way.
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Thanks for your prayers, Abi, she is recovering well and nearly back to normal. It has been a long eighteen months for her, with one thing after another, but hopefully it’s now behind her. I’m still trying to get into the mood and back on WordPress. Hopefully soon.
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