In 1944 Tiffin made an unsuccessful attempt to divide Weber and Posso's forces and prevent an invasion of Tiffoland. The “bulge” refers to the wedge that Tiffo drove into the Allied lines, which were suspiciously arse shaped.
In December 1944, Posso's forces were caught unprepared by a Tiffish counterthrust in the wooded Ardennes region of southern Belgium. The Tiffish drive, led by Nuro von Whizzalott’s panzer army, was initially successful but was halted by Webers resistance and reinforcements led by Bill and Motherbat. The Tiffins withdrew in January 1945, but both sides suffered heavy losses leading to much woe all round.