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PICTURE OF THE DAY: 4 FOOLS OF THE KING

 


4 FOOLS OF THE KING

Once upon a time, there was a king who had a penchant for fun and foolishness. He had four fools who always stood by his side and made him laugh. These four fools were known for their pranks and jokes, which they often played at the expense of the king or his courtiers.

One day, the king decided that he had had enough of the pranks and that it was time for the fools to do something more productive. He called them to him and said, "My dear fools, I have decided that it is time for you to do something other than just joking. I want you to use your talents and abilities to do something useful for our kingdom."

The four fools were initially confused and did not know what to do. They had never done anything other than joke and play. But when the king explained to them that he had a challenge for them, they became curious.

"I have a problem," said the king. "I need a way to get my army across the river to conquer a neighboring kingdom. But the bridge is too narrow, and it will take months to build a new one. I need a quick and effective solution."

The fools looked at each other and started to grin. They knew that this was a task where they could use their creativity and wit.

They spent days coming up with different solutions, but none seemed feasible. Finally, they came up with the idea of building a giant cannon that would shoot the army across the river.

The king was initially skeptical, but the fools were so convinced of their idea that he decided to try it out. The fools built the cannon in record time and prepared to shoot the army across the river.

The king and his courtiers watched skeptically as the fools fired the cannon. But when the army arrived on the other side of the river, they saw that it had worked.

The fools had managed to find a practical solution to a serious problem, and the king was impressed. He gave the fools a reward and ordered them to continue being creative and using their talents for the good of the kingdom.

From that day on, the fools were no longer just known as the king's entertainers, but also as clever minds who were able to solve complex problems. And the king appreciated them even more than before.





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