Originally written by Jim Quinn (WPGB 104.7, Pittsburgh). Of course, somebody has made some changes to suit the times.
(Quinn & Rose Morning Show. www.warroom.com)
Two stories that have been altered by the cartoon Super Y
The Red Hen
A Mother hen wants to bake bread. She goes and asks the first barnyard friend if he will help her plant some wheat. The friend says no he doesn’t have the times. Then she asks someone to help her harvest it, again no. She asks for help milling or baking the bread again no. When she bakes the bread everyone wants to help her eat it. This time she says no. Moral: If you don’t lend a hand don’t expect to reap the rewards.
New version ( this was the actual cartoon on tv)
The Red Hen does all the same asking and being refused . Makes the bread all by herself. Their moral of the story was it was her fault because she should have explained it better as to why she needed their help.
Boy who cried wolf.
Boy keeps sounding the alarm that he sees a wolf when their really isn’t one. Finally when he actually sees a wolf no one believes him and the wolf eats the little boy. Moral: Don’t lie
New version
Boys actually sees a wolf tells his parents. They don’t believe him. He sees the wolf again and still his parents don’t believe him. The third time the wolf eats the little boy. New Moral: Parents should listen more to what their children are saying.
The world has been turned upside down I am afraid.
I think he went on tour. (Not that anyone noticed.)
