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The Great Volcano-Yeti-Earthquake disaster
Rolling like the steam powered behemoth of the sun it would dearly not like
to eat, the electric rat will decimate the warm & furry world in which your
shed presides, perhaps as mice would. Revealing the truth about the great
Volcano-Yeti-Earthquake disaster of 1966 in full fetidly diseased riddled
detail. It scared us, you might die here...
Erjal and Arkle, well known moon-based fuzz celebrities they may be.
However, to discuss them is to veritablarianise (new word) or cast fire
over large acres of oats - in short, pointless. You may, or may not have
have heard about the ongoing terror stricken goings on in 1966 which
heralded the arrival of the great Yolcano-Yeti-Earthquake disaster, much as
you would herald shards of death hurled to your knees. We feel the whole
story must be told so everyone can bask in the bright lights of horror.
Beginning on a moonlit Tuesday for no apparent reason. On second thoughts
we shall not. The great V-Y-E disaster did not occur on a Tuesday and nor
was it moonlit, thats just fouking madness. As it happened, a young woman
in Denmark was casually fishing in a traditional Danish way. She had
finished yodling at cars and plunging murky lettuces into vast barrels of
ash. All that remained was to pour deadly acid into the river and she
could collect her harvest with joy and recklessness abound. This was where
it all went wrong. Rolling down the mountain in ritual furballs, a
flotillian of Yeti's devoured all life in their path. Local boy Sep
Blatter summed it up best "Fouking Yeti's! Damn that red jewel that felled
all before it!". His gift for the fouking irrevelant clearly built on
strong foundations.
The next such incident occurred elsewhere and was not 'such' as in
involving Yeti's, because it did not. Krakatoa, East of Java. Go easter
and you arrive in Australia. Here in July 1966 a huge volcano destroyed a
sand farm in New South Wales. Conservative estimates put the damage at
around £1.80's worth of sand. The local economy was devastated and even
today, the entire community still weaves bread into horrible deformed
figures, weeping at the loss of their heraldic eagles. The mayor of the
nameless desert wilderness spoke quietly "Our lives are ruined. Sand was
the only true way, though tasteful hats are quite commonly accepted as an
alternative". Wise words from a desperate man.
Meanwhile (and two weeks prior), the town of Egswick in England was hit by
a tremoundous earthquake. People shook on the next street and a cat fell
over. Citizens, alarmed at the general chaos that ensued, made efforts to
guarantee no such recurrence. A huge bomb was built which detonated early
and maimed the entire town. Noone dares speak of Egswick anyone more. It
is confined to books, and only those books about silly bomb accidents. A
resident of Redtownwesthere, neighbouring newly renamed Tabooton commented
famously "Egswick is a crap town full of stowpid fouks. Couldn't have
happened to anywhere more deserving". This person was famously hung, drawn
and quartered in Brazil by an angry mob of rhino's 2 years later.
Apparently she had forgotten their gin.
So there you have it - the most traumatic and deadly period in natural
Earth history in such detail that makes noncy soft-arse news blokes from
elsewhere cry with fear. Many have tried to erase the great
Volcano-Yeti-Earthquake disaster from history but all that serves to do is
reduce the amount of crips that are eaten come new year. Remember, come a
day sometime towards the end of the year that a longish time ago,
aroundabouts then(ish), something happened. How could we ever forget that?
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