Tin Can
+ Literary Series
End Transmission
By Gene Dillon
May-June, 2008
iChat, Apr. 20, 2008
Gene Karen
(nudge)
Karen!!!
What?!!
Oh,
good, you’re there. Listen and listen good. I gotta get outa
here.
What
am I gonna do? I seriously want out of this gentlemen’s agreement.
There are serious issues, Karen! Serious issues!!!
Slow
down. You’re living with a tribe of Sasquatch. It’s not
supposed to go smoothly.
I’ve
been reading up on them, and the more I learn, the more impressed
I become. They’re like stealth-savants. Is it true that there
are thousands of them?
No.
Oh.
Well… How many?
Hundreds
of millions.
No
way!
Way.
If
you started digging in your back yard and continued digging for a
half-mile through all that rock, you’d start breaking through
into their tunnels. But two things would happen before you reached
them. You would either disappear, or you would die from a natural
event of some sort.
We
don’t find them down below, because they avoid high concentrations
of oil and natural gas. No sightings in Texas or the Middle East,
for instance. Yeti live in Tibet and Nepal, but not in Alaska. Wherever
you find no combustibles underground, you find Sasquatch and Yeti.
That’s a major portion of the subterranean world.
They
know how to deal with water. They control the flow and storage of
H20, everywhere they live, which brings me to my next point. They
control ALL underground water supplies on Planet Earth. Do you understand?
Shit!
They’re coming.
Get
out of there!
British
Columbia
Send
help
Find
me
f;asdf
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