Raptor Attack in the Windy City

imageGreat news!  This site saved my life this weekend while in Chicago!  I was going for a leisurely stroll when I was ambushed by a pair of velociraptors.  Using the blow, throw and go method I was able to survive the encounter.  I must admit, while confident in your techniques, I was scared since I didn’t have fresh bacon on me; however, a combination of your teaching and quick thinking ultimately saved my life.

Normally in such a situation I would have immediately grabbed my bacon amulet that I always keep hanging around my neck, but I had most likely lost it while fighting the notorious bum, “Sergeant Stab You in the Face,” in the championship round of the extremely legal hobo fighting cage match tournament I had participated in the prior night.  I didn’t have my bacon amulet, but I remembered I had some Chicago style deep dish pizza that was loaded with bacon and I threw that instead.

Not only did I survive, but the pizza worked so well one of the raptors and I became friends.  He’s taking a train to Toledo this weekend to hang out, maybe play some Playstation or catch a movie.

- Steve (Toledo, OH)

Comments

Don’t trust a raptor! it is not becoming friends with you: there is no such thing as a friendly raptor, no matter how much bacon you give it. this raptor will disembowell you!

I too friended a Raptor once.  And not on Facebook either!  I met her while out and about on door to door sales job selling bacon products (GO FIGURE!).  She was able to pay and ordered a years supply of my products by trading me gold and silver cavity fillings from her victims.  I only accepted this trade because the economy is so bad at the moment, and business is really slow.  I would listen to the warnings from others about friending these slick bacon lovers.  “Raptor Red” is what her dog tags said…and she stole my boyfriend from me.  Damn Raptor sluts!  I haven’t seen him in months!  Though, some have speculated that she ate him and buried his body in Georgia somewhere.  Needless to say, we are no longer friends and I learned my lesson about trusting any Raptor.  Especially the man-stealing/eating kind. 

Kryssey

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