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Chaos Ensues as Goose Goes on a Rampage in Small Village

Residents of a peaceful village were caught off guard when a mischievous goose wreaked havoc, stealing hats, setting up pranks, and honking incessantly. The feathered intruder was seen causing chaos in back gardens, high street shops, and even the village green. What caused this avian breakdown?

Goose on a rampage

Eyewitnesses reported that the goose, who had been known to the village for years, began acting erratically after consuming a batch of fermented berries left out by the local winery. Goose experts have long warned against feeding birds alcohol, but apparently, no one thought to pass on this information to the well-meaning (yet tragically misinformed) winery workers.

Since ingesting the berries, the goose, later appropriately nicknamed 'Goosifer', has been on a rampage throughout the village, setting up pranks on unsuspecting residents while honking in a wildly cacophonous frenzy. The bird has even been seen stealing hats from the heads of children and adults alike, leaving many looking foolish and bald.

Goosifer on a cafe table with multiple hats

According to one resident, "I was tending to my garden when that blasted goose waddled up and honked at me. The next thing I knew, my garden gnome was wearing a top hat and monocle, and my prized begonias had been replaced with cabbages. It was like a nightmare come true!"

Another resident was heard exclaiming, "It's a bird-pocalypse! The feathered one has gone rogue, and he is taking no prisoners!"

Local authorities have declared a state of emergency and are working to recapture the goose before any further damage is inflicted. However, the cunning bird has thus far managed to elude capture, leaving a trail of toppled trash cans, bent bicycle wheels, and befuddled townsfolk in his wake.

Goosifer on the run from authorities

The situation has become so dire that the local council has authorized the use of a tranquilizer dart gun to bring the mad goose in for questioning. The council spokesperson stated, "We have tried negotiating with the goose, pleading with him to stop his mayhem, but he just honks louder and takes a bow. We must take drastic measures to restore peace to our village."

The situation appears to be ongoing, with no resolution in sight. As the people of the village barricade their doors and windows, fearfully anticipating the next feathered attack, one can't help but wonder - what other unsuspecting creatures will be subject to the wrath of Goosifer?