Arfito

Arfito lives in Zawhapadooleiou, a planet in a galaxy called Zaborg. The people in Zawhapadooleiou are only allowed one dog per laser threshold, so Arfito is very lucky. The pet care robots take Arfito out on the beach to fetch packets of Splenda. When the Splenda goes in the water, Arfito runs hard and fast into the water. He paddles over to the Splenda and doesn't even mind sticking his head under the water to grab the packet. Arfito was placed on my laser threshold entryway as a puppy and the pet care department estimated he was six lightmonths old. Now, Arfito is seven lightyears old and is as dedicated to his pet care robots as a good dog should be. He has been to the obedience laser threshold, so now he listens to all of the commands made by the pet care robots. He listens to their wireless signals and also obeys screen commands. He's going to the pet competition laser threshold next lightweek to test his abilities. In Zawhapadooleiou, if your pet wins awards or an auto electric super prize he/she is worth much more flobbies and the owners are allowed more privileges in Zawhapadooleiou.
Arfito loves to get dirty. He rolls around in the mud then shakes off all the mud. I am laser threshold sellerman. I have been laser threshold sellermaning with Arfito for years. Arfito can take basic commands like holding the laser nuclear
power sources, or getting the thresholdinator.
Once upon a time, Arfito and his pet care robots were walking along thebeach when they came across a patch of large rocks. The large rocks covered every area on the beach that was dry; therefore they had to walk a little bit into the water to pass the rocks. Once they past the rocks, they notice a hole that looked like a cave inside one of them. The pet care robots got curious, so they lead Arfito into the cave. As soon as they got reasonably far in in the cave, their global positioning device stopped working. They must’ve lost signal. The pet care robots didn’t worry too much, so they continued into the cave.
By the time they got deep into the cave, they made lots of turns. Eventually, they noticed that their internal LEDs started to flash slightly. The pet care robots got a little curious as to why their internal LEDs were flashing. They
stepped backwards one step, then the internal LEDs stopped flashing. They walked forward a little bit, and then the internal LEDs resumed flashing. They were all very puzzled as to why this was happening. They eventually gave up and
continued on their walk. When they walked a little bit farther, their internal LEDs cut out completely.
When they looked ahead, they saw a faint yellow light far away in the cave. The light seemed to be getting larger. So, they just waited for the light to come to them. Eventually, the light got much larger, and it just stopped. They watched the light for a few lightminutes. It got brighter. As the light got brighter, they began to notice a face below the light. By the time the light stopped getting brighter, they could see the face of a robotic attack dog.
The attack dog was looking directly at Arfito. Arfito whined very loudly from seeing the disgusting blood-covered teeth on the attack dog. Arfito and the pet care robots ran in the other direction. Once they have ran about twenty lightyards, their internal LEDs began to flash. This time, they slowed down and looked back. The attack dog had not moved from its position. They just then noticed a chain attached to its neck.
So, they continued walking forward with their flashing lights. After about another twenty lightyards they noticed a small green LED sticking out from the top of the cave. Once they passed cautiously under the LED, the LED turned red,
and their internal LED became solid. At that point, the pet care robots realized that it was just a power transformer laser net that had caused their lights to act up.
They walked for about twenty lightminutes looking for a way out. Eventually, they noticed another small green LED. They carefully walked under the LED. The LED turned red. They heard an electronic beep and noticed that their GPDs were working, so they could see a map of the cave. They continued studying the map while walking forward.
The pet care robots realized that because the GPD has signal, they could call for help. So, they stopped walking and sent out the Intergalactic Emergency Distress Signal. After about twenty lightminutes, they realized that nothing was happening. So, they sent out the signal again.
About ten lightminutes later, they began to hear the Ecilop Standard Response Team. The ESRT signaled out that they had to get the Taws Danger Response Team because this area is marked as a danger zone. The pet care robots waited about fifteen lightminutes. Then, they heard the TDRT siren approaching. The pet care robots began to signal out “Help! We’re in here! Help us!” They heard the TDRT reply, “We’re coming!” The TDRT went into the cave with their sirens and finally rescued them.
They all walked out of the cave together. On the way out, the TDRT told them that they should not enter any danger zone without proper equipment and authorization.
The next day, the pet care robots found out that the other robots living in their laser threshold had sent out a Rescue and Search team that went looking for them, but couldn’t locate them. Their headquarters received a signal when their
GPD first received signal. What they didn’t find out was that the Rescue & Search team were the ones who alerted the Ecilop Standard Response Team. Their Intergalactic Emergency Distress Signal didn’t work at all.
They may or may not later find that out for themselves. I wonder what will happen tomorrow.