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Prologue 10 Assorted and misc pangs and bangs

The atmosphere was alive and palpable, surreal really as the aegean blue of electrons after a summer downpour, where the crickets take a short reprieve to zen the petrichor. The little company looked one to another, spellbound by the new revelations. "Hillary and the People's Enslavement by China better not try and hoard my food, buying farmland through Bill Gates (their dojoboy). Said LizPiggo, "I can't take another hundred or so food processing plant spontaneous accidents", she added, her jowls and upper arm fat flapping feverishly. "Why can't America grow food and fertilizer for Americans!?" With that, Chuck Shroomer and Nancy Mamosi kicked through the door with four ATF cartel members. "Not so fast, everybody's hands where we can see them!" "Nice and easy", hissed Nancy. Penney replied indignantly, "no, it's actually a home salon blend concocted by my former pimp!", she shot Silky a look. (Silky understood he was now HER beach). "No, you stupid Christian sympathizers, redneck trailer trash! You'll be right at home in my FEMA trailers, haha!" Nancy was smudging her clown makeup in livid possession through pharmakeia. Her dark circles merged with the dark shadows, and also her eye shadows. Penney fidgeted under the table unbeknownst to the six traitors before them, pulling a Desert Eagle out from somewhere. Before flashing and thus distracting the agents, Penney had handed the gun over to LizPiggo who blew the agent's brains out in impending starvation fueled rage! She was as animated as a Man trying to transition as a Woman at "show and tell"-hour at a grade school! Chuck and Nancy scattered like cockroaches to the other rooms then disappeared out into the darkness...

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