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SETI NEWS FLASH, 5/22/02 By Ben Lee There have been increasing reports of alien abductions in the last week or so. The most recent of them happens to be concerning somebody within King George V School in Hong Kong. Mr. Greenfield, a Caucasian with medium build was last seen on May 21st 2002 at 3pm in a mathematics lesson. The following day when students came to enquire about notes for an upcoming exam, he was never found and thought to be mysteriously vanished. There have been ongoing search parties on the lookout for him but as of today there have not been any significant breakthroughs.
Some of the other teachers have been interviewed around the lunch hour (names undisclosed for security), but all of them responded: "I've never seen him today. He isn't around in the staffroom." It has been concluded that he is currently MIA and have not been found within the last 24 hours and thus represent a growing part of the Hong Kong missing persons population.
(OOC & OT: ARGH! Where ARE you??? I need my M1 notes...)
Reply from Mr. Greenfield
Did you know there was an elephant called Francisco that happened to wander in the way of a camel. This caused the camel to undergo a sex change operation (a long story behind this part of the explanation that involves a geriatric goldfish, Jason Pang and the rampant sex crazed meanderings of twenty Byenas* - needless to say you'd only get confused if I went into full details - (either that or you'd get jealous of the Byenas))
* Note for the unitiated - a Byena is a little like a Hyena except one also says cheerio while the other others says hello
Alternatively I could just have been in school (including doing my duty in the quads at lunch time) and you happened not to have seen me ... but frankly I find that a tad unrealistic compared to the scenario with the camel.
Anyway, try and find me tomorrow or Friday. When do you need them by? All the best,
p.p.s.
p.p.p.s. there is no p.p.p.p.s.
p.p.p.p.p.p.s. but there is this p.p.p.p.p.s. so that the p.p.p.s.
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