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In a rather embarasing incident, the US has admitted striking a non-military target in the UK. The bulding, confirmed as SR Warehouse, has been completely destroyed. Passers-by described the incident as shocking. One man commented "I knew Metroid Prime was a quality title, but I didn't think every the warehouse would run out of copies so quickly."
Several members of the public were injured, as shrapnel from broken CDs and DVDs were projected at high speed toward them. The US army has declined to coment on the incident, but a high-ranking officer commented "When this happens, we get pretty p*ssed off."
Mr Snuggly was the only staff member in the building at the time. Others had left work several hours early for a pint. It is not know why Mr Snuggly resided in the warehouse, but he was found unconscious with his jumper full of GameCube titles. These helped protect Mr Snuggly from the blast. When asked to comment, Mr Snuggly said "I don't know how they got their, I was just cleaning the building... I don't know how they got there?"
His employers have yet to comment.
What the UK commander Al Lockwood can't understand is how the American B52 managed to hit a target thousands of miles away from the combat zone. "I know the Americans aren't firing on all cylinders, but this is stupid" said Lockwood.
More news as we get it.
Several members of the public were injured, as shrapnel from broken CDs and DVDs were projected at high speed toward them. The US army has declined to coment on the incident, but a high-ranking officer commented "When this happens, we get pretty p*ssed off."
Mr Snuggly was the only staff member in the building at the time. Others had left work several hours early for a pint. It is not know why Mr Snuggly resided in the warehouse, but he was found unconscious with his jumper full of GameCube titles. These helped protect Mr Snuggly from the blast. When asked to comment, Mr Snuggly said "I don't know how they got their, I was just cleaning the building... I don't know how they got there?"
His employers have yet to comment.
What the UK commander Al Lockwood can't understand is how the American B52 managed to hit a target thousands of miles away from the combat zone. "I know the Americans aren't firing on all cylinders, but this is stupid" said Lockwood.
More news as we get it.
Ahh, is it true...
Nice any way...
Nice any way...
Oh, very nice... I was worried for a moment when I saw the title, though, it's not the most pleasant idea.
I didn't want to put too much in... short and sweet, and everything. Left it open to add more, though. I welcome your contributions. How did the games end up in Mr Snugglys jumper. How did America hit the SR Warehouse out of every other building in the UK. How did our air defences not intercept the missile etc.
I didn't.
It was too short.
It was too short.
Hmmmm! Nice...
hehe I liked that.
In a rather embarasing incident, the US has admitted striking a non-military target in the UK. The bulding, confirmed as SR Warehouse, has been completely destroyed. Passers-by described the incident as shocking. One man commented "I knew Metroid Prime was a quality title, but I didn't think every the warehouse would run out of copies so quickly."
Several members of the public were injured, as shrapnel from broken CDs and DVDs were projected at high speed toward them. The US army has declined to coment on the incident, but a high-ranking officer commented "When this happens, we get pretty p*ssed off."
Mr Snuggly was the only staff member in the building at the time. Others had left work several hours early for a pint. It is not know why Mr Snuggly resided in the warehouse, but he was found unconscious with his jumper full of GameCube titles. These helped protect Mr Snuggly from the blast. When asked to comment, Mr Snuggly said "I don't know how they got their, I was just cleaning the building... I don't know how they got there?"
His employers have yet to comment.
What the UK commander Al Lockwood can't understand is how the American B52 managed to hit a target thousands of miles away from the combat zone. "I know the Americans aren't firing on all cylinders, but this is stupid" said Lockwood.
More news as we get it.
Several members of the public were injured, as shrapnel from broken CDs and DVDs were projected at high speed toward them. The US army has declined to coment on the incident, but a high-ranking officer commented "When this happens, we get pretty p*ssed off."
Mr Snuggly was the only staff member in the building at the time. Others had left work several hours early for a pint. It is not know why Mr Snuggly resided in the warehouse, but he was found unconscious with his jumper full of GameCube titles. These helped protect Mr Snuggly from the blast. When asked to comment, Mr Snuggly said "I don't know how they got their, I was just cleaning the building... I don't know how they got there?"
His employers have yet to comment.
What the UK commander Al Lockwood can't understand is how the American B52 managed to hit a target thousands of miles away from the combat zone. "I know the Americans aren't firing on all cylinders, but this is stupid" said Lockwood.
More news as we get it.