Be wise. Be brave. Be tricky. ([info]slithytove) wrote,
@ 2008-10-09 20:38:00
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Current mood: worried

Existential threats, No. 24,897,229,330,200,763,341
Giant mutant murder catfish has developed a taste for human flesh!

The locals have told me of a theory that this monster has grown extra large on a diet of partially burnt corpses. It has perhaps got this taste for flesh by feasting on remains of funeral pyres.
See, this is why I've always worried about those Zoroastrians. When we're all hiding from a race of titanic vultures, ravenous for human flesh, don't say I didn't warn you.


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[info]maradydd
2008-10-10 01:45 am UTC (link)
If you're hanging out in a river called the Great Kali, aren't you already asking for it?

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[info]slithytove
2008-10-10 02:10 am UTC (link)
No. 498: I will not force my Legions of Terror to cross any river named after a diety of murder, mayhem, aggravated assault, or criminal mischief, especially if that river is rumored to be the abode of man-eating catfish, radioactive crustaceans, or anything with tentacles.

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[info]dr_phil_physics
2008-10-10 04:07 am UTC (link)
Well, there are the Indian blue crabs that eat corpses -- and are considered a great delicacy.

I'm not sure I want to play Seven Degrees of Separation with my food supply. And the one or two times a year I have bacon and pancakes, I want my bacon named Porky not Kevin. (cue the HBO Deadwood scenes)

Dr. Phil

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