Posted by Kent in KC on August 07, 2008 at 11:47:09 from (208.82.109.5):
In Reply to: critter in my barn posted by Nancy Howell on August 06, 2008 at 09:56:23:
Aliens. I seed it on TV once. They live among us, you know. Since they can't go to the market (we'll pick them out by the socket on the back of their necks) they are forced to eat food from people's coon traps.
Watch and see if you notice any blue lights comin from the barn or hear any eerie music kinda like Woo-ooo-ooo-eeee-oooo-eeee-ooo. That'd be a sure sign you got alien infestation.
If so, its gonna take a thermonuclear (excuse me, according to recently established federal guidelines, that's pronounced "thermo-nu-cu-ler") device or perhaps a high voltage charge and perhaps attacks by swarms of fighter planes to rid your barn of these rascally creatures.
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