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I don't think the swamp gas was really that thick. That light in the sky moved a little bit quick; First it was here and then there and then gone. I heard that we had some strange marks on the lawn. Your phone just kept ringing; you left, I supposed. The film in your camera over-exposed. Your smile come morning was slightly askew; I think you had aliens messing with you. They're small and they're big-eyed and wrongly maligned; their only intent is to help humankind. They never release any testable facts. They like to perform some strange sexual acts. It's standard procedure for you to disrobe and then they do something they call the space probe. You always recover from things that they do; I'd sure like to get me an alien, too, but I think they closed shop and they locked the front door. The aliens don't seem to come anymore.
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