Well, my news is not nearly as interesting as Pete's

[x-cypher.livejournal.com]

Gang-

My news isn't nearly as interesting as Pete's, but in my usual morning take from the usual tabloids and urban legends sites, I found something that looks like it might have some meat to it. A story about a trucker who claims to have run over a -werewolf- just outside of a small town in Tennessee. The 'interview' said he saw a human shape on the road ahead of him and didn't have time to swerve or slow down, except that an instant before contact he swears he saw a wolf-like shape made of 'liquid mercury' running into the woods. He stopped, but there wasn't a body, just a skin, apparantly human.

The article in the 'paper' (I use that term loosely) said that the local medical examiner said that there was no damage to the skin.

Now, that wouldn't be the strange thing, except that there's also a missing person's report, actually, five of them, from the same place. Local high school students, and since I can't find any report of them being found, they've been missing at least a week.

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[x-pressive.livejournal.com]

. . . You owe me so much. *sigh* The things I do for the good of humanity.

[x-marrow.livejournal.com]

You know, there's a crazy little word called "no", that I hear works perfectly in this kind of situation. You can even add "Fuck" or "Hell" to it.

[xp_daytripper]

Does this mean you're staying in New York? With all the paperwork and the going through old files on buckethead?

And Mark, one more word for you: "Cheerleaders".

[x-marrow.livejournal.com]

Nope, I'm all for going and doing something interesting that doesn't involve sorting papers from the Evil Archive.

Of course, I'm not the one you're sending back to school.