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Opening Sequence
Fade into and follow stocking and white skirted legs walking down a corridor in St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, Reno.
They slow and stop as they reach the door to a supply closet from under which is seeping a sticky red substance. The handle is turned, and out tumbles the corpse of a male nurse, landing on it's back in the corridor. As we hear a scream echo through the halls, the camera focuses on the oddly shaped haft of an unusual knife ( immediately identifiable to forumites as a Brazilian sorocabana ) protruding from the center of it's victim's chest.
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Alright, now 'fess up! Don't tell me none of you ( admittedly suave, silver tongued, and personable as the devil ) deviates out there read Blue's review of the Brazilian sorocabana still made by but one living man in a far off country, and looked at the picture of it's exotic shape without thinking of the red herring it would make. Can you imagine how long it would take the police and FBI to track down what KIND of knife it was without the net? How many knife experts would be consulted in vain? The weeks, months, even years it would take?
And then the next killing done with _____ ( suggestion: a knife used by the headhunters of Borneo )?
And the third with _____ ( suggestion: a Tibetan thee )?
Got the picture? Go for it with murder #2 - just keep in in the hospital. Blues?
PS: The spiked tomahawk is already reserved for the surgeon. ROTFLMAO AND I CAN'T GET UP, I'M LAUGHING SO HARD I'M TOO WEAK!
Fade into and follow stocking and white skirted legs walking down a corridor in St. Mary's Regional Medical Center, Reno.
They slow and stop as they reach the door to a supply closet from under which is seeping a sticky red substance. The handle is turned, and out tumbles the corpse of a male nurse, landing on it's back in the corridor. As we hear a scream echo through the halls, the camera focuses on the oddly shaped haft of an unusual knife ( immediately identifiable to forumites as a Brazilian sorocabana ) protruding from the center of it's victim's chest.



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Alright, now 'fess up! Don't tell me none of you ( admittedly suave, silver tongued, and personable as the devil ) deviates out there read Blue's review of the Brazilian sorocabana still made by but one living man in a far off country, and looked at the picture of it's exotic shape without thinking of the red herring it would make. Can you imagine how long it would take the police and FBI to track down what KIND of knife it was without the net? How many knife experts would be consulted in vain? The weeks, months, even years it would take?
And then the next killing done with _____ ( suggestion: a knife used by the headhunters of Borneo )?
And the third with _____ ( suggestion: a Tibetan thee )?
Got the picture? Go for it with murder #2 - just keep in in the hospital. Blues?
PS: The spiked tomahawk is already reserved for the surgeon. ROTFLMAO AND I CAN'T GET UP, I'M LAUGHING SO HARD I'M TOO WEAK!