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      The Sun was shining in Acme Acres as a large crowd gathered in the park to watch the ceremony.  The participants stood in front of the gazebo where a podium had been set up for the judge to use.  As the Looniversity clock struck Twelve, the Honorable Judge Wopper walked up to the podium and gaveled the crowd to silence.
     "The First U.S. District Court of Acme Acres, California is now in session," said the Judge solemnly.  Then, picking up a sheet of paper, he added, "I have a document here that I would like to read into the record.  It reads as follows; 'To the Honorable Judge Joseph P. Wopper, First U.S. District Court of Acme Acres.  After a careful examination of the below named individuals, I have determined that they have fulfilled all the requirements for naturalization, and I therefore recommend to Your Honor that they be allowed to take the Oath of Citizenship as soon as possible.  Sincerely, Mr. John Q. Public, Director, Acme Acres branch of the United States Department of Immigration and Naturalization Services.'"
     The Judge set down the paper then and said, "It is so ordered." Looking then to the fifty individuals directly in front of him and said, "Would the applicants for Citizenship please raise your right hand, and repeat after me.  I, insert your name."
     "Ah, Fifi La Fume."
     "Do hereby declare on Oath..."
     "Do hereby deeclair on oath, zat ah absolootly and entirely renounce and abjure all aleegonce  and fidelity to any foreign Preence, potentate. state of sovereignity, of whom or wheech Ah have heretofore been a soobject or ceetizen, zat Ah weel sooport and defend ze Constitution of Ze United States against all enemies, foreign and domesteec; zat Ah weel bear true faith and alleegence to zee same; zat Ah weel bear arms on behalf of zee United States when requiaired by zee law, or zat Ah weel pairform non-combatant sairveece in zee armed forces of zee United States when required by zee law; or zat Ah weel pairform work of national eemportance oonder ceeveelian direction when required by zee law; and zat Ah take zees obligation freely weethout any mental resairvation or purpose of evasion; so help me God.  And Ah, Fifi La Fume, Pledge alleegence to zee flag, of zee United States of America, and to zee Repoobleec for wheech eet stands.  One nation, oondair God, eendeeveesable, with libairtee, and joosteece, for all."
     "Congratulations," said Judge Wopper, "You are now Americans. This court is adjourned."
     As soon as the Judge had brought down his gavel to finalize his statement, the gathered crowd burst out into applause as America's newest Citizens congratulated one another.
     In that crowd was Hamton J. Pig, who was patiently waiting for Fifi at the crowd's edge.  When she finally made her way over to him, he smiled broadly and said, "Hi, Fifi.  How do you feel?"
     "Feel?  Ah feel wondairfool.  Ah'm absolootley giddy weeth excitement!  Ah am:
FIFI LA FUME, AMERICAN CITIZEN

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an original tiny toon adventures story by kevin mickel
(HKUriah@AOL.com)

     "Ah feel good, Hamton," she said after a moment's pause.  "Eet eez hard for me to deescibe.  Ah mean, Ah am now an Amereecan.  Ah now truly belong here.  Ah can now say zat zees place really eez mah home.  Eet eez a special feeling, Hamton.  Ah wheesh Ah could describe eet better for you, but Ah can't."
     "Oh, that's okay.  I know that today is very special for you, and, uhm, I got you a little something to remember it by," and he handed her a small, flat box.  "It's not much, but considering the occasion, I thought you might like this."
     "Oh, zank you, Hamton.  Ah wondair what eet eez?" she added as she opened the box to see what it contained.  In it there was a small hardcover book, which she took out of the box and carefully opened to the title page.
                              The Great Documents of
                           The United States of America
                                               and
                                The State of California

                         The Declaration of Independence
                       The Constitution of the United States
                    The Constitution of the State of California

     Below the title there was a short handwritten note that said, "To Fifi on the occasion of her becoming an American Citizen.  I thought you might like a copy of these.--Hamton."
     "Thank you," said Fifi with sincerity as she put the book back in the box.  "Ah weel treasure zees always," and she leaned forward to give him a quick kiss of appreciation.
     Hamton kissed her back enthusiastically.  So enthusiastically that Fifi's eyes popped open with wonder.  "Hamton!" she said with surprise when they had broken it off, "I, uh..."
     Hamton couldn't prevent a broad grin from forming on his face, and he blushed just a little as he said, "Well, I've been dating this French girl, see, and she's the one who taught me that."  Hamton's face became suddenly serious then, and he quickly added, "You, uhm, don't mind, do you?"
     Now it was Fifi's turn to smile.  "No," she said reassuringly.  "Not at all."
     Hamton breathed a heavy sigh of relief.  "Good," he said calmly.  "I was afraid that you might..."
     "Hamton," said Fifi, gently cutting him off, "nevair mind.  You've got notheeng to be afraid of.  Beside, even though Ah am now an Amereecan by choice, Ah am steel French by herateege.  Zat means, my dear Piggy of Passion, zat some theengs, weel nevair change.  Come on.  Let's go home."

The End

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Because I had nothing better to do.

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Thanks for reading.  I REALLY hope you enjoyed this one!

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