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(It`s fairly mad. But often funny :) )Quote:
Somewhere, beneath the cover of an innocuous-looking retail operation, those with true Power have built a facility to imprison forces man was not meant to know . . . things we were never meant to comprehend. The Ark of the Covenant. The Crystal Skull. Alien spacecraft . . . and aliens. Documentation of conspiracies and cover-ups. And more.
Are you ready for Warehouse 23?
http://www.warehouse23.com/basement/
A book of recipes for human flesh!:cool:
You open one of the 1002 boxes on this floor and find...
A white ceramic yo-yo. If used, it will reach the end of the string and will not return. However, it will continue spinning at the end of the string forever unless stopped.
The dumpster is even more insane!
A cloud of orange smoke drifts away to reveal . . .
A nail polish that thinks it's a goat.
I preferred the one I first tried...vampire-like fleas who live in a vile vial. :eek:Quote:
You open one of the 998 boxes on this floor and find...
A ziplock bag containing an 8" wooden wheel and a few sheets of paper. The wheel is an Ezekiel wheel: its rim is composed of a series of short (1") rollers, each on its own axle, rolling perpendicular to the way the wheel would roll. It's carved out of cedar. The papers are a carbon-14 dating report placing the wheel at just over 3,000 years old
What fun though! A surprise in every box! :)
A fur sink.
WTF?? lol people must be bored!
"A sword with engraving on the blade. One side reads "Take Me Up"; the reverse reads "Cast Me Aside." The weapon is speaking to you in an unknown language"
I wonder what it's saying? :mmmm:
I went back and looked in the dumpster. I too found a fur sink. They must be popular.
You open one of the 999 boxes on this floor and find...
The wreckage of an old twin-engine propeller airplane: a modified Lockheed Electra 10E, FAA registration number NR16020. Further investigation will discover Amelia Earhart's flight journal beginning on 21 May 1937. The last entry is dated 2 July 1937, 2030GMT, reads: "couldn't find Howland, fuel low, running SE to find land. Heading 1 Noonan's gone, something's wrong" "Noonan gone!"
You open one of the 999 boxes on this floor and find...
The wreckage of an old twin-engine propeller airplane: a modified Lockheed Electra 10E, FAA registration number NR16020. Further investigation will discover Amelia Earhart's flight journal beginning on 21 May 1937. The last entry is dated 2 July 1937, 2030GMT, reads: "couldn't find Howland, fuel low, running SE to find land. Heading 1 Noonan's gone, something's wrong" "Noonan gone!"