GRANDFATHER AND THE GROWN-UPS
One Day After The Attack
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I wonder how they will get out of this mess this time.
@Darren: Ok, it is a plastic tomb, but I stand by the remainder of my comment. Unless someone destroyed evidence, the given description (see quote below) clearly indicates that the evidence points to a source of the destruction from the inside. And any explanation to the contrary would at least require some clearly missing equipment.
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He could clearly see the plastic tomb that had once held the mummy about 50 feet away. Now, though, instead of a smooth plastic box, the whole thing was cracked and shattered. The top looked like a giant splash of water, a close-up photo of a raindrop blasting into a puddle.
Then he realized that the jagged explosion of plastic was where the mummy had punched its way out.
Eldoran -
I didn't write "Hmmmmm...." because you got it wrong. I wrote "Hmmmmm..." because, yes, indeed, that's a key piece of information that will be important later in the story.
Eldoran -
But I didn't want to ADMIT it quite yet.
Well it also depends on how close they look at the damage done to the tomb. They did have three kids and one holding a gun caught red handed.
At least he didn't say the nasty L word yet.
daymon34 -
The nasty 'L' word? What's that?!
Lice?
Larceny?
Loony?
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