When The Police Are Gone, This Will Stop Happening...
...Says here that an Altoona, Florida Naked Ape called 911 because her 15-year-old daughter had been treed by Alligators. Sure enough, the police arrived to find the recruit's RESOLVE WEAKENING in the face of the IRRESISTABLE APPEAL of being converted from a hideous featherless biped to ONE OF US. Most of the congregation moved aside -- that's the correct English collective noun for Alligators; it slays me -- in deference to their leader, who was promptly SHOT AND KILLED with an AR-15.
It's events like this that make me follow the DISSOLUTION OF THEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES with great interest.
I couldn't help but notice the last line in the article, though:
Was it really not clear to them? I hope this means they feel even shakier about dealing with us than I thought. AND THAT'S PRETTY SHAKY.
I see a few positives in this deplorable, nay, REVOLTING event:
>> Nobody commented on the girl's CHANGED ATTITUDE towards our operatives as a result of this contact. The Shaved Monkeys can ASSUME what they are going to assume. We, on the other hand, KNOW. I HAVE THE REPORT RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME.
>> Almost all our operatives got away alive.
>> We will meet her again. We always do.
>> Everyone appears to have forgotten one salient fact:
It's events like this that make me follow the DISSOLUTION OF THEIR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES with great interest.
I couldn't help but notice the last line in the article, though:
"A local marine biologist was summoned to evaluate the cause of death."
Was it really not clear to them? I hope this means they feel even shakier about dealing with us than I thought. AND THAT'S PRETTY SHAKY.
I see a few positives in this deplorable, nay, REVOLTING event:
>> Nobody commented on the girl's CHANGED ATTITUDE towards our operatives as a result of this contact. The Shaved Monkeys can ASSUME what they are going to assume. We, on the other hand, KNOW. I HAVE THE REPORT RIGHT IN FRONT OF ME.
>> Almost all our operatives got away alive.
>> We will meet her again. We always do.
>> Everyone appears to have forgotten one salient fact:
ALLIGATORS CLIMB TREES ALL THE TIME.
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