Tuesday, April 29, 2008

Mysterious barnyard animal killings continue

Just three days following the gruesome discovery of twenty dead sheep near a derailed train in a tunnel near Fulda, German police in Thuringia have now reported finding a number of dead cows near a rail crossing in their area, too.



“We don’t want to jump to any conclusions or anything,” said one country bumpkin cop near Erfurt. “But after talking with our colleagues in Fulda, it is pretty clear to us that the killer’s method of operation during both killing sprees is practically identical.”

A massive nation-wide search has now begun for the mysterious killer, his description having been given to police by several dazed passengers who had been travelling on the derailed Fulda train and who just happened to be looking out the window when the killings took place or something.

According to them, the killer is between 7 and 10 feet tall and is completely covered with dark brown and reddish hair. His round and somewhat crested head appears to sit directly on his neck-less shoulders and boasts a pronounced brow ridge with a large, low-set forehead.

Should anyone out there have seen this person, please contact your local police immediately, especially if you have farm animals and live near the train tracks.

It is 11:00 p.m. Do you know where your cattle and sheep are?

Kommentare auf Deutsch? Klar.

Posted by clarsonimus at 17:10:19 | Permanent Link | Comments (3) |
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1 - So GW is so bad now that distraught sheep and cattle are committing suicide rather than be stranded on little islands as the encroaching seas submerge all those acres of mechanized feeding sheds. Next we will be reading about hundreds of raccoons threatening to kill themselves by wandering in front of Porsche 911s on the Autobahn. Oh, the humanity! Or something along those lines. I blame Pres. Bush! (Comment this)

Written by: Pat Patterson at 2008/04/30 - 00:18:09
2 - Why did the sheep cross the tracks? Mainly because they wanted to get to the other side, but mostly because of the Deutsche Bahn, which is not capable of building fences along a fast track, as any other European country.
It´s 10 o´clock, do you farmers know where your flock is? (Comment this)

Written by: Anonymous at 2008/04/30 - 08:20:18
3 - Anonymous, but you guys watch the raccoon comments. They were introduced to this continent four score and seven years ago or something by US Amerikaner like yourselves (myself?) and, well, that could lead to a real bloodbath. (Comment this)

Written by: clarsonimus at 2008/04/30 - 17:16:59 in reply to: 2
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