Mr. Gigi and the Squid by T Lewis and Todd Clark
- December 19, 2012
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When a self-serving, completely inept street-hustling mutt crosses the Peaches, a deranged Daisy Scout, his only refuge is to submit to the disturbingly obsessive ownership of 10-year-old tornado, Candi Cankerson. In her hyper-active clutches he goes from rough ‘n’ rowdy to pink ‘n’ poofy in a heartbeat. The catch?... The newly crowned “Mr. Gigi” all- too-quickly becomes addicted to basic cable, generic cheese doodles and mildly stained sofa cushions. He can’t go back to the streets now, unless he scores big-time. Still a schemer, Mr. Gigi kidnaps Waldorf the Squid from Donny’s Disco-Quarium to supply the brawn his spectacularly lame plans will demand. What he hasn’t counted on is that this sheltered - but not completely clueless - gentle giant also provides the conscience Gigi’s worked his whole life to avoid.
© T Lewis and Todd Clark - All Rights Reserved.
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Comments (4) (Please sign in to comment)
JeepersCreepers said, 5 months ago
I wouldn’t think a squid would be very good for auto upholstery – I certainly wouldn’t let one get in MY car.
shytimes2
said, 5 months ago
As long as there are no near misses that scare the ink out of him it should be all right.
Those sideburns come and go as they please.
old1953 said, 5 months ago
Maybe they are supposed to be gills?
Masterius said, 5 months ago
@shytimes2
Waldorf only needs to wear the sideburn disguise when he’s at Daddy Donny’s house. Gigi convinced Daddy Donny that Waldorf is actually Elvis.