prometheus 2
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"Damn Government! Damn politicians! damn tight assed professors! damn highbrow university jerks!"
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When Carl got through cussing just about every institution and government program he could think of he read the letter again.
"Dear Mr Anderson:
Due to the fact that you kave been ignoring our phone calls and not responding to our letters, we see no alternative but to obtain an injuction to enter you property and study the archeologocal artifacts we know to be there.
Carl stopped reading long enough to look up at a hill of overgrown brush and trees in the middle of one of his best corn fields and to mutter.
"Artifacts, my ass. To my notion it's just a damned mound that I have to plow around every year. If I'd a known it was gonna be such a pain in the ass I've of had it bulldozzed down years ago."
He continued reading
"In one last attempt to settle this we are sending a professor from the university of Maryland to your place of residence on monday July 10 2002. If you are not on the premisis at that time an assesment will be made as to the disposition of thes artifacts and you will be notified aobut our decision."
"place of residence, premisis, assesment It's my damn property! Who in the hell do they think they are anyway," he sputtered.
And he'd damned well would be here just to kick their fat asses off!
He wiped his brow and walked to the pump behind the house. grabbing the long handle he pumed some water into the pail attached to it and taking a dipper scooped it full of water. He cooled down a bit as he felt the cold water wash down his throat. Anther scoop went in his face and a third one down the back of his neck.
Feeling better he walked back towards the mound as if to asess, it study it, figure out a solution to this problem. Something about it made him shudder or was it the cold water? at any rate he felt a chill at the back of his neck. It had happened before when ever he thought about plowing this mound under and that probably why he hadn't something was telling him to leave it be.
It wasn't that he needed the measly acre it occupied, hell he had 359 acres just as good as this one. He'd sort of gotten used to it being there kinda out of the way behind the machine shed just on the edge of the bluff that overlooked the Mississippi River.
Because it was between the river and the fields it was a haven for wildlife of all kinds and a quiet walk through it with a gun produced many a rabbit or a pheasant or maybe a deer if he was lucky. And for the most time he felt a peaceful feeling as he climbed to the top and looked out over his fields. Hell, he sometimes went there just to think and often came away with a problem solved or a new idea about something.
Today was differnt though he hated what it was doing to his life. Hated the idea of meeting with this professor. Wanting to get back to the business of farming. knowing that he had to check the fence on the back forty. knowing he had a thousand things to do just to keep even, much less get ahead. What a damn waste to wait for something he hated to happen, occur.
.............&^$**$###@!$&&&***
When Carl got through cussing just about every institution and government program he could think of he read the letter again.
"Dear Mr Anderson:
Due to the fact that you kave been ignoring our phone calls and not responding to our letters, we see no alternative but to obtain an injuction to enter you property and study the archeologocal artifacts we know to be there.
Carl stopped reading long enough to look up at a hill of overgrown brush and trees in the middle of one of his best corn fields and to mutter.
"Artifacts, my ass. To my notion it's just a damned mound that I have to plow around every year. If I'd a known it was gonna be such a pain in the ass I've of had it bulldozzed down years ago."
He continued reading
"In one last attempt to settle this we are sending a professor from the university of Maryland to your place of residence on monday July 10 2002. If you are not on the premisis at that time an assesment will be made as to the disposition of thes artifacts and you will be notified aobut our decision."
"place of residence, premisis, assesment It's my damn property! Who in the hell do they think they are anyway," he sputtered.
And he'd damned well would be here just to kick their fat asses off!
He wiped his brow and walked to the pump behind the house. grabbing the long handle he pumed some water into the pail attached to it and taking a dipper scooped it full of water. He cooled down a bit as he felt the cold water wash down his throat. Anther scoop went in his face and a third one down the back of his neck.
Feeling better he walked back towards the mound as if to asess, it study it, figure out a solution to this problem. Something about it made him shudder or was it the cold water? at any rate he felt a chill at the back of his neck. It had happened before when ever he thought about plowing this mound under and that probably why he hadn't something was telling him to leave it be.
It wasn't that he needed the measly acre it occupied, hell he had 359 acres just as good as this one. He'd sort of gotten used to it being there kinda out of the way behind the machine shed just on the edge of the bluff that overlooked the Mississippi River.
Because it was between the river and the fields it was a haven for wildlife of all kinds and a quiet walk through it with a gun produced many a rabbit or a pheasant or maybe a deer if he was lucky. And for the most time he felt a peaceful feeling as he climbed to the top and looked out over his fields. Hell, he sometimes went there just to think and often came away with a problem solved or a new idea about something.
Today was differnt though he hated what it was doing to his life. Hated the idea of meeting with this professor. Wanting to get back to the business of farming. knowing that he had to check the fence on the back forty. knowing he had a thousand things to do just to keep even, much less get ahead. What a damn waste to wait for something he hated to happen, occur.
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