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Chuck The Cat

History
Chuck The Cat is a beige and white stuffed cat that was created somewhere in Korea sometime in the 80’s. He was shipped to a Wal-Mart store and adopted into an American family.

Education
While in Korea, he learned to read and write, albeit from right to left, so he appears dyslexic in this regard although he has improved over the years. Even though he has not graduated from any type of educational institution, Chuck did attend some schooling and has been helpful with homework over the years.

Unique Characteristics
Chuck is very well-mannered and will always raise his paw when he has a question. Like many cats, Chuck enjoys a leisurely life of eating and watching TV. He has learned how to make use of the TV remote and has even been on the TV once. In recent times, he even got his own bedroom but spends little time there since there is no food or TV there. Although Tuna is his favorite food,he usually declines a meal since he is stuffed. He is very generous and has been known to distribute cash gifts and other presents on occasion. As with another cat named Toonces, Chuck learned how to drive a car in the 90’s and he had better results, plus there were no cliffs where he was driving. His physical characteristics limit his driving to steering only. In recent years after many hours of watching TV, Chuck has observed a media bias towards dogs on TV, both in commercial programming and in advertisements. Chuck’s family have made many trips to Wal-Marts in several states over the years in order to find any younger relatives, but as with the immortals in the Highlander series, they have found that there can be only one. There have been several wannabes with a similar color scheme (beige with snowball paws), but they fall short when compared to the original. Chuck was sent out for repair to what turned out to be a butcher that removed his whiskers and did a very poor job of repairing some thin fur. He has been well-traveled over the years and has visited several states while on vacation.