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[is_the_motion]

Bonnie hasn't heard the term asshole parent, but if she had, what she's doing now would probably qualify.

See, as far as she's concerned, the best way to deal with rule-breaking is to serve a consequence directly related to the broken rule. So when her older foster-boy, Ted, decided to blast music at top volume the third time she had asked him not to, she took the opportunity to borrow the radio and turntable and his room.

She is currently making some very minor adjustments to both devices, which ought to dampen down the dulcet tones of Mr Presley for the foreseeable future.

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[fry_sandhu]

Fry is sitting at one table on the bar, working on part of his homework.

Tomorrow, he and George and Bethany have to make a poster on ass-er-tive-ness, so they started off by arguing with each other about what they were going to put on it.

Eventually Mr Irons suggested that this was why they should do the poster, and that they should start by thinking of ways to say 'no' nicely.

Fry's brainstorming does not seem, yet, to have got very far, as his part is just 'No thank you' decorated with a picture of a donkey.