MOT 0057
_Memories of Tomorrow # 0058 # Virus, Virii, Viruses Part 2__________
| After 15 people were devoured by |
| a Herpohipogriph public outcry |
| .------------. demanded that government regulate |
| | Mass Grave | genetic engineering. Apparently |
| | #457,058 | after a 13 year old accidently |
| @ | Cremated | modified a germ agent people didn't |
| \ | Biohazard | care enough to be outraged because |
| -v^ '--v--^_%-':F_P:_ it wasn't a previously non-existent |
| mythical creature. |
| |
|_____________________________________________________________________|
:F_P:#################################Mon Jun 6 2005#################
Part one was 0012 http://fauxascii.com/ascii/comic/mot/mot_0012.html
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((_.YIM=Faux_Pseudo :._)) | - Andrew Jackson
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