
Bully Yates and the Surveillance Daffodils – When Nosiness Takes Flight
It started with a rustle. A buzz. A whir. And then, there it was – hovering above the compost bin like a tiny airborne narcissist: Bully Yates’ brand new drone.
Yes, folks, while some of us are busy budgeting for groceries, Bully’s out here dropping coin on military-grade garden reconnaissance. When asked what it’s for, he muttered something about ‘preserving boundary integrity’ and ‘monitoring illegal daffodil encroachment’.
The drone – unofficially nicknamed Spy-Fi Yates – now patrols the skies of Faurel Hill, allegedly capturing ‘footage of suspicious flowerpot movement’. Rumor has it he’s compiling a dossier titled ‘Bloom Where You’re Legally Planted’.
Witnesses claim Bully was seen programming it from a collapsible camping chair with binoculars and a notepad labelled – Evidence, Vol. 9′.
In a stunning twist, the drone briefly crash-landed after mistaking a shiny turf spade for enemy activity. It’s now grounded for ’emotional re-calibration’ much like its owner.
Experts remain divided on whether Bully has:
A) Taken property vigilance to new heights.
B) Watched too many spy movies, or
C) Completely lost the plot and possibly built a drone landing pad on it.
One thing’s for sure: if daffodils had lawyers, they’d be filing restraining orders by now.

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