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News Report ...
Jul. 3rd, 2008 01:08 pm... I had in my dreams last night.
"... and police and emergency services have maintained a tight cordon and press blackout around the downtown area in the wake of the horrendous incident. YouTube footage of the event caught by amateur videographers has also been suspended for the duration of the emergency, and the footage sent to the authorities for analysis.
"Reports coming out of the sealed-off area are sketchy and unreliable, but consistent descriptions of the incident all point to the huge amounts of blood spatter resulting from the heavy impacts. The phrase "tidal wave of blood" has been heard by at least one source.
"Property damage is horrendous. Several hundred cars and other unprotected vehicles in the vicinity have been damaged or destroyed by the blunt force of the impacts, and one casual remark made by a firefighter called in to the scene suggests that the cleanup may take weeks, at a cost in millions of pounds of damages, not to mention the untold cost in lives lost and traumas sustained by witnesses to the incident.
"Just to recap tonight's main headline. A major disaster has hit downtown. Tonight, for the first time, at just about half past ten, for the first time in history, it started raining men ..."
"... and police and emergency services have maintained a tight cordon and press blackout around the downtown area in the wake of the horrendous incident. YouTube footage of the event caught by amateur videographers has also been suspended for the duration of the emergency, and the footage sent to the authorities for analysis.
"Reports coming out of the sealed-off area are sketchy and unreliable, but consistent descriptions of the incident all point to the huge amounts of blood spatter resulting from the heavy impacts. The phrase "tidal wave of blood" has been heard by at least one source.
"Property damage is horrendous. Several hundred cars and other unprotected vehicles in the vicinity have been damaged or destroyed by the blunt force of the impacts, and one casual remark made by a firefighter called in to the scene suggests that the cleanup may take weeks, at a cost in millions of pounds of damages, not to mention the untold cost in lives lost and traumas sustained by witnesses to the incident.
"Just to recap tonight's main headline. A major disaster has hit downtown. Tonight, for the first time, at just about half past ten, for the first time in history, it started raining men ..."
