Army of Club Penguin

Picture yourself walking down the street to get to your home. You see a house that looks completely trashed, as if someone hosted a really big party and drink spills and pieces of cake were all over the place. Then, out of nowhere, you see a piece of cake on the ground, you not only notice the cake, but you notice that it has a $50 bill smudged in it. You pick it up and put it in your pocket. Soon enough, you look around the house trying to find more pieces of cake that contain money. You find $20, $10, $5 dollar bills smudged in pieces of cake all over the place. You then come across a $1 bill, but even though it does not have the same amount of value as the other dollar bills, you still take it because you notice that it still does have value. After you see that there are no more dollar bills, you head on home. Once you get home, you start to take out all of the bills and carefully clean them from the cake. Once they are good and clean, you feel that you can now use them for however you wish. The reason I asked you to imagine this and read it, is because that is exactly how ACP views the fellow members of Club Penguin today. We go in to Club Penguin and we find recruits that have an extraordinary value and we train them and turn them in to soldiers. Even the most silly, goofiest penguin that we may find, he may not have the wisdom and strength and character as the other recruits, but we still see his/her value and we take it and train him/her. We cleanse Club Penguin with our extraordinary wisdom and power every day when we go out and recruit, doing so, we are able to find tomorrow’s ACP leader and 2nd In Command or 3rd In Command, as well as tomorrow’s high ranks. It is for that reason that I am proud to thank you all for the great amount of work all of the soldiers are doing each and every single day. Although some do it for the recognition, the majority do it because they have a deep and profound feeling for this army and wish to share it with the rest of Club Penguin. Let’s take in to consideration a few of our soldiers that have been able to recruit some of our finest men/women.  Noka, an ACP general, recruited Saint1119, one of our leaders and the first ever female leader of the ACP. Mitch and Cas helped to bring ACP to what it is today with their wisdom and willingness to work. Solraida, trained Magic077 in to being able to achieve the rank of Sergeant Major General. Peguin21795, even though retired, has helped ACP at various recruiting sessions because of the deep love he has for this army, thus bringing in many new soldiers and helping the ACP in numerous ways. Boomer20, he brought up this army to it’s highest peak and lead the ACP in such an intelligent way. Oagalthorp, he founded the Army of Club Penguin, thus helping penguins all over Club Penguin come in to the ACP and becoming more civilized, tactical fighting soldiers. Mazachster, he founded the SSACP which has helped the ACP in many ways and continues to do so today. Headofpolice did a hell of a lot, the first ACP foums for instance, he also helped out with the ACP HQ project which was a big hit. Thomas recruited his sister Adav, in to the ACP, now Thomas serves as 2nd In Command and Adav serves as an ACP division general. Divotoo, ACP 3rd In Command, recruited his brother Dryvit, one of our finest leaders and soldiers and recently someone who has earned the Medal Of Honor, the highest award here in the ACP. Those are just to name a few, but you get the point. All of you soldiers are hard work, from the younger ones, to the ones that are more mature. You all help out in many ways. That is why we must be grateful for every thing you are awarded here in ACP. Think of a clock for example, the hand that tells the seconds represents the lower ranks here in ACP.  Just as the seconds hand, the lower ranks are energetic and willing to work for the ACP in anyway possible. If you took out the seconds, you would still be able to tell the time it was, maybe not the exact time the minute starts, but you can still tell. The minute hand represents the higher ranks here in ACP. They may not be willing to go as quick as the seconds hand, but they still maintain their pace. Could you be able to tell time without the minutes hand? You could take a wild guess, and it may or may not be the correct time, but it’s still close. Now lets think about the hours hand, it represents the leadership in ACP. It may not have the quickness and stamina as the other hands, but it helps out the clock by taking in all the hard work of telling the hour. Could you be able to tell time without it? No. So you see? Each hand, or soldier, has his valuable place in the ACP. Even though you may still be able to tell time without the seconds or minutes hand, you can’t tell it without the hours hand. So everything here in the ACP has its place, you need all parts for it to be able to function properly and not have to take wild guesses. That is why we are glad to have all of you here, because you compose ACP. ACP couldn’t be run the same without you. So I urge you all to take your stand in ACP and keep working to bring the best out of it. Your hard work does not go unnoticed, trust me. And even though you may feel down at times, always remember that you are valuable in many ways. So keep on forward ACP, thank you for your outstanding work.

Forever Army, Forever Club Penguin, Army of Club Penguin

~Stev712

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