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Crustacean Birthday

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Happy Birthday to my favorite Crustacean!

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The Crustacean is suspicious of Mr. Nilsson’s motives. It’s something about the way he smiles — so greedily! Also, it’s not his birthday. 

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The Crustacean makes an excuse — he sees an old friend across the beach. Mr. Nilsson wheedles, but the Crustacean has already skittered off.

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Oh well… this beach is crawling with Crustaceans!

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Police Blotter

Miscellaneous Mischief: September 16 at 2:43 PM.

Two friends were walking along the boardwalk and saw a man acting suspiciously. The friends watched as the suspect dropped a banana peel on the ground and walked away. They chased after the suspect, who ran down the boardwalk and boarded the carousel, then disembarked and vanished into the crowd. A search of the area turned up several other suspects, but not this one.

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Sightings

This morning at approximately 4:17 AM, several residents of Happy Valley called into the local radio station, KUGH, to report strange activity in the sky. It soon became clear that this was no ordinary UFO sighting. A local artist was called in to sketch their descriptions:

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Kathy Richards, 62, first described the unidentified object as “a huge head with a curly tail.” When pressed, she detailed its bushy eyebrows and tumorous chin.

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Gus Yates, 35,  was the only city resident to report a sighting. Having spied the creature through his bathroom window, he only caught a glimpse, but noted its shrill cry.

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Lena and Lyle Trask gave the most detailed description. The couple, who both work the early shift at a dairy, were walking to work when the creature swooped down. “At first I thought it was our friend Hugh the owl, so I was surprised when I saw the face,” Lena reported. Added Lyle, “It was the flying head of a man in his late sixties or early seventies. It wasn’t anybody I knew.”

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