Elementary, my dear Watson!<\/p>\n
The purple rabbit was Army Captain Jazz Jackrabbit, carrying an M-16.\u00a0 Sgt. White Tiger was a Marine, and he carried an M-4 carbine.\u00a0 His mysterious headgear was an infrared camera for night vision and espionage.<\/p>\n
The Beanie Babies\u00a0were captured by Iraqi forces, and Saddam Hussein interrogated them and asked them where a general’s position was, and they said they would never tell, so he threatened to put them in a freezer.\u00a0 Then American soldiers found them and broke them out of the ice.<\/p>\n
My son\u00a0reported that he\u00a0was curious to see what the Beanie Babies would feel like and look like after they were frozen. He said their eyes looked like they were in a trance, and it was fun breaking them out of the ice.\u00a0 Surprisingly enough, this was not a collaboration among two or more of the boys, but a solo project.<\/p>\n
Never a dull moment!<\/p>\n
Sherlock Mama<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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