Sir Laughs-a-Lot, the most unconventional knight in all of Camelot, was known for his relentless humor and penchant for pranks. One sunny afternoon, he decided to swap King Arthur's sword, Excalibur, with a giant rubber chicken. As the court gathered for a demonstration of the king's legendary prowess, Arthur drew the chicken from its scabbard to a chorus of confused gasps and stifled giggles.
The king, initially dumbfounded, soon burst into hearty laughter, recognizing Sir Laughs-a-Lot's handiwork. "Well, Sir Laughs-a-Lot," Arthur chuckled, "you've certainly outdone yourself this time."
Encouraged by the king's amusement, Sir Laughs-a-Lot decided to take his antics further. He replaced the royal steed's saddle with an inflatable pool float shaped like a unicorn. When Arthur mounted his horse for a parade, the float squeaked and bounced, eliciting uproarious laughter from the crowd.
In Camelot, thanks to Sir Laughs-a-Lot, laughter truly was the best armor.
The king, initially dumbfounded, soon burst into hearty laughter, recognizing Sir Laughs-a-Lot's handiwork. "Well, Sir Laughs-a-Lot," Arthur chuckled, "you've certainly outdone yourself this time."
Encouraged by the king's amusement, Sir Laughs-a-Lot decided to take his antics further. He replaced the royal steed's saddle with an inflatable pool float shaped like a unicorn. When Arthur mounted his horse for a parade, the float squeaked and bounced, eliciting uproarious laughter from the crowd.
In Camelot, thanks to Sir Laughs-a-Lot, laughter truly was the best armor.
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