Ka-boom! Splaaat!
The loud report from my gun was followed by the sound of the falling beast, his mighty fangs snapping a few inches from my nose. It twitched a little and died. Its open eyes were looking at me accusingly.
I looked at my gun guessing that I was lucky I had it at hand when the medium sized T-Rex came from our yard's bushes charging at me clearly intended to have me for a pre-lunch snack. It was a strange gun. Its muzzle emerged like a trumpet's cup from its barrel. All in all it looked as a musket from the middle ages.
I examined the large beast at my feet and decided that I would keep it as a trophy. I grabbed its long tail and pulled it behind me directly to our kitchen.
My wife wasn't very pleased when I dropped my load on the kitchen table. "What do you think you're doing?" she screeched wriggling her hands in her apron.
"Silence, woman!" I told her firmly. "Prepare the stuffing. I'll stuff this beast and we'll hang it over the fireplace. It will be an excellent chat subject."
"Stuff me from which end?" asked the dead beast.
"Through the arse of course," I answered it.
"You're insane!" protested my woman. "I don't have enough ingredients to do the stuffing. It must weight a ton!"
"Who you calling fat?" protested the dead one.
"Shut up, fatso," I told him gently. "Get to work, woman, or it will be your arse that will be stuffed." I produced from somewhere a crop and agitated it through the air.
"Hear! Hear!" cheered the Rex.
"Shut up!" bellowed my wife while drawing a sword. "Come here if you're a man." This was directed to me being the only one in the room able to claim being a man. I looked warily at the sword, it looked sharp. I answered to the challenge by raising the crop.
We started to fence around the table. I crossed my crop with the sword and weren't completely surprised when the leather implement was cut in half and I remained with only a sorry stub in my hand.
With a triumphant cry my wife advanced on me fully intended to put me out of my misery.
"You'll be truly and utterly screwed, my friend," commented the uncouth beast on the table.
"Ha!" I replied drawing my own sword. I did have one, a strange thing to have hanging from your waist when you are wearing T-shirt, shorts and flip-flops.