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Ripped from the News 2015-12-01 20:32:32 Post No. 43931467
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Have you ever seen a headline or a short article description that sounded just like a campaign prompt? Example, I just happened across this (pic related):
> This town could be yours for $250,000
> Swett, S.D., includes 6 acres of prairie, a garage/tire shop, one home, and the local bar.
> 'A good place to get killed'
... curtsy of a random yahoo tab. Honestly I find myself uncertain whether I'd rather run that or play it, but either way it sounds like a delight for an already established party.
(I haven't read the story myself, but link for anyone interested: /realestate/town-swett-costs-less-house-202739328.html I honestly can't recall whether we can post direct links or not, so just throw it on after the yahoo part.)
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>>43931467
It just keeps getting better:
> 'its only home allegedly haunted'
> a man passing through commented that “you need a Bowie knife to get in this place and a chainsaw to get out.”
> The bank even installed new signs for the town. “The old ones had bullet holes in them,”
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inb4 "Florida Man"
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>>43932007
you're welcome
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As a native North Dakotan, this article is hilarious
>"where the Wild West begins"
>ohmahgawd signs have bullet holes in them
>Does your town not have signs with bullet holes in them?
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>>43932859
It does, but with a town so small, there's a much higher PROPORTION of signs with bullet holes in them. You'd think they'd keep better care of their signs if they have so few.
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>>43932859
No... no, it doesn't afaik. Then again. I'm not living in the USA.
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>>43933503
It's kind of a tradition where I'm from to try to be the first person to put a bullet hole in a new sign when the county puts one up.
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>>43932859
No, but I have seen one or two on some of the more obscure back-roads around here that I only really know about by being a lifelong resident.
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>>43931467
I run Delta Green and Unknown Armies so yeah all the time.
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>>43934007
>Headline
Landslide?Best prank ever?
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>>43934431
Landslides. Pranks. Yes, indeed...
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>>43934514
Ayyyyy
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This one has spawned several reactions, including a film.
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>>43932597
Florida man reporting. It's really not this bad.
Brb, someone just bit me.
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Here's one where the title's pretty boring, but the story itself gets fairly interesting. Enough for a campaign? Mm, seems more like fodder for an extended quest chain, but still good for something.
http://www.nbc-2.com/story/28932519/man-discovers-human-hand-coins-in-attic#.Vl4_VrTOOgT
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> Dozens of 'Creepy' Statues Mysteriously Turn Up on SoCal Homeowner’s Lawn
> "They had some of them set up as if they were plotting against us," the homeowner said
http://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/local/Dozens-of-Creepy-Statues-Mysteriously-Turn-Up-on-SoCal-Homeowners-Lawn-321349451.html
Tweak it a bit, take it a little further...
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>>43934933
I saw that one. It was pretty all right
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