bodies, bodies, everywhere
I was walking down Okinawa Rd. headed back to the house in California. There were a lot of cars parked in the street, and suddenly I was walking on some brown, rotting material. Soon I came upon the earlier source of the brown material--ostrich bodies.
Dead ostriches, every limb severed, every head severed. As I walked, I saw that many of the cars had all the doors open and some of the ostrich parts inside. Closer to home, there were dead dogs everywhere mixed in with the ostriches, also with severed limbs and heads. I was getting frantically upset and nearly had to crawl to get back to the house.
When I got there, I was hysterical, trying to explain what I saw to CJ. He was very concerned and we were going to call the cops and report it, when two officers showed up at the door. Apparently someone had seen me in distress going down the street and called the cops first.
"What the hell is the deal with all these animal bodies being cut up everywhere?!" CJ asked very angrily.
"They were attacking people and we had to kill them," responded one officer.
"Why are they in pieces?!"
"Oh, well, that's what we had to do to kill them. We did nothing beyond what was necessary to kill them."
They turned on their heels and left. At that point we knew it was some sort of conspiracy that we shouldn't get ourselves mixed up in.
Dead ostriches, every limb severed, every head severed. As I walked, I saw that many of the cars had all the doors open and some of the ostrich parts inside. Closer to home, there were dead dogs everywhere mixed in with the ostriches, also with severed limbs and heads. I was getting frantically upset and nearly had to crawl to get back to the house.
When I got there, I was hysterical, trying to explain what I saw to CJ. He was very concerned and we were going to call the cops and report it, when two officers showed up at the door. Apparently someone had seen me in distress going down the street and called the cops first.
"What the hell is the deal with all these animal bodies being cut up everywhere?!" CJ asked very angrily.
"They were attacking people and we had to kill them," responded one officer.
"Why are they in pieces?!"
"Oh, well, that's what we had to do to kill them. We did nothing beyond what was necessary to kill them."
They turned on their heels and left. At that point we knew it was some sort of conspiracy that we shouldn't get ourselves mixed up in.