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Monday, September 25, 2006

Push it to the Limit

Im going to send out some post cards in the next couple days. Email me your address if you want me to send a personalized piece of mail to you.

I got attacked by a troll lady on saturday. She bear hugged me from behind on the dance floor at one of the bars here. The trolls work in teams. One of them got to Ben, and tried to eat him. Luckily, he managed to get away. It was clos, but i managed to escape as well. I was a victim of her grasps. A victim of a 4 foot troll's malfeasance. If I didn't get away, I would probably be on a spit right now over a fire and under a bridge.

Yellowknife Trolls have a long and rich history throughout the city, and are infamous for snatching Humans for a tasty dinner. There prescence in the city can be traced back to the mid 19th century where gold miners would mysteriously dissappear from there camps. There was no official documentation of the existence of Trolls until 1938, where the first photograph of a Yellowknife Troll was taken by Lancer McDougall, a British Prospector. Since McDougall's photo, miners became more aware of the dangerous threat Trolls placed upon the Great Slave Region. Troll Posts were set up along campground borders to protect miners from Troll infiltration, but unfortunately these measures were not enough to stop them from kidnapping the miners and stealing there seed to create half human/ half troll babies. Throughout the sixties and seventies and even nineties, trolls have become increasingly more similar in appearance to humans through cross-breeding, allowing them to enter public places undetected. In 2006, an estimated 250 Trolls have left their nests under local bridges in the area, entering bars and nightclubs to feast on younger humans.

1 Comments:

Blogger Unknown said...

holy fuck. we're fucked.

September 29, 2006 12:36 PM  

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