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[ x x ] cDc communications [ x x ]
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(U) (U)
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Trail of Blood
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by Sunspot
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>>> A CULT Publication......1988 <<<
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-cDc- CULT OF THE DEAD COW -cDc-
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"Thomas! Thomas! Come downstairs! Your father and I have something
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to discuss with you!"
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Thomas sat on his bed cross-legged, staring at the glistening surface
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of the scissors. See how they shine and gleam in the light? See how they
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sparkle? Thomas inserted one scissor into each of his nostrils. Hehe! They
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tickle! And the blade is so cold! Well, nevermind about that. Thomas pushed
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the scissors up into his nose. He felt something pop and felt the warm blood
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start to drip, then gush, from his nose. He pushed up some more, but the
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septum dividing his nostrils got in the way. Impatiently, he closed the
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scissors, cutting it apart, then pushed up some more. The scissors started to
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slip because of the blood covering them, but he still pushed them up. He felt
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them stop against something hard. Hmm... must be a bone. He slammed the
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scissors against it a few times, then pulled it out of his nose and smashed
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them up with all his might. He felt the bone crack and give way right before
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he felt a sharp pain in his head, then a peculiar tingling feeling spreading
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throughout his body. He let go of the scissors and they dropped from his nose,
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which was now nearly obliterated from his face. There was a spreading red mark
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where his nose used to be. He felt no pain now, he felt very light, like a
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feather. He felt himself floating... he wasn't aware of the blood pouring from
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his face, or of the small trickle of blood starting to come from his ears
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either. He just felt the immense ecstasy of floating on nothing, of peace and
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warmth and light, all mixed into one. He rolled around on the air he was
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floating on and a sharp knock on his head brought him back to reality. He
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wasn't floating, he was on his bed, and he had just fallen off. He staggered
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to his feet, wondering what had happened. His head hurt, but his nose was
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killing him, so he walked to the mirror, and looked into it. He stared at
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himself, and screamed.
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***
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Vanessa stared down the barrel of the gun. She didn't think it looked
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particularly dangerous, just kind of ominous. She didn't even know what kind
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of gun it was, she had just stolen it out of her father's desk when he was out.
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She opened the chamber and noted with satisfaction that all six bullets were
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there. Six were plenty, six were more than enough. She carefully closed the
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chamber of the gun and put it to her left ankle and pulled the trigger. The
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bullet came out of the gun with infinite slowness, it seemed to Vanessa. She
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could just pull away, and it would all be ok. But she couldn't pull away. She
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looked away from her ankle for a second, then looked back at it, and saw the
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hole in the carpet. At first she thought she had somehow missed, but then she
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looked at her ankle, with the neat little hole popped right through it. Right
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through it. The blood started to drip down to her sneakers.
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She pointed the gun at her right ankle and repeated the previous
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procedure. And she still felt no pain. No pain at all. She stood up, took a
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step, and collapsed. Her torn-up ankles couldn't support her. No problem.
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She sat up, and stuck the barrel of the gun into her left elbow. She stared at
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it for a moment before pulling the trigger. It was loud. For some reason, she
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hadn't noticed the loudness with the ankles, but now she did. And this time,
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there was pain. Oh, so much pain, hurts, hurts, hurts, so much pain, waves
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of pain. Her whole elbow was ripped apart and blood was spattered everywhere.
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She stuck the barrel into her right elbow, and pulled the trigger without
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hesitation. This time there was no pain, and no noise either. Unfortunately,
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there was no color either, as everything had turned sort of a light-grayish
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white shade. Never mind.
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Vanessa looked down at herself and thought. Then she knew. She
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inserted the barrel of the pistol into her navel and pulled the trigger. Her
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whole body jerked backwards and she was thrown back a few feet. She looked
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down and saw just a large hole in the middle of her stomach. Vanessa felt
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blood starting to drip down her legs and felt along her back. There was a hole
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there, too. She turned around and saw that the bullet had gone right through
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her into the dresser.
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She heard feet running up the stairs. "Vanessa! Vanessa! What was
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that noise! Vanessa! Are you all right?!" Her mother had come home. This
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would speed things up a bit. Her mother walked in the door and staggered back
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a step. She fell to the floor and stared at Vanessa, nearly hyperventilating.
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"Oh my god, Vanessa! Vanessa, my baby, what happened to you?" Vanessa smiled
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sweetly at her mother, inserted the barrel of the gun into her left ear, and
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pulled the trigger. She heard her mother screaming in the background, but
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right before she heard the screams, she thought, "What about my right ear?"
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And then there was the noise again, only much, much, much louder than before.
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Too loud. It felt like her head was exploding. She was vaguely aware of a
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throbbing pain in her head, but wasn't concerned about that right now. She was
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aware of a bright light, however, a very bright light. And she looked towards
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it, then tried to look away, for it was blinding her. She couldn't move her
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head. Then she closed her eyes, and felt the light burning against her
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eyelids, and then her eyelids were on fire, and burned away. She screamed for
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the first time since the whole thing had started. Then her whole body was on
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fire, and she heard her mother's screams grow dimmer and dimmer until they
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ceased.
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***
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Bradley ran down the hallway as fast as he could and leaped with all
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his might through the thick stained glass window. He heard it shatter, and
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had a feeling like thorns scratching him all over his body. Opening his eyes,
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he saw the ground coming closer at an incredible rate. He tried to maneuver
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himself to land on his feet, but ended up landing headfirst. He covered his
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head with his arms, and literally heard each bone shatter into several pieces.
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His arms were bloody with pieces of bone sticking through the skin in many
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places.
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Then Bradley stood up. He walked to the intersection and jumped in
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front of an oncoming vehicle. The screech of brakes was deafening as the
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driver tried desperately to stop his car, but hit Bradley head-on anyways,
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throwing him into the air. The car spun out of control, smashing into a nearby
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store and exploding, killing the driver and two others.
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Bradley started to stand up but noticed that he was missing a leg. He
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tried to crawl but his arms felt like rubber, and looked like rubber too, bent
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and twisted like a pretzel. Bradley looked up just in time to see the truck
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surging forward. One of the big wheels ran right over his head. The skull
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crunched like a potato chip under the huge wheel. He felt his blood, under
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immense pressure, force holes through his arteries and skin, to squirt in all
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directions. Then this tremendous pressure, it seemed, lifted from him, and
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then there was nothing.
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...and then there was nothing.
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_______________________________________________________________________________
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Behavior Modification.....806/793-9462 The Dead Zone.............214/522-5321
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Demon Roach Underground...806/794-4362 Dragonfire Private........609/424-2606
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Question Authority........715/341-6516 TacoLand II...............517/337-7319
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Tequila Willy's...........209/526-3194 The Metal AE..............201/879-6668
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===============================================================================
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(c)1988 cDc communications by Sunspot 5/20 - 10/24/88-81
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All Rights Worth Shit
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