Monday, May 30, 2016
Friday, May 13, 2016
Friday the 13th festivities begin, teens dumber and more juvenile than ever
By Pamela Voorhees
Friday the 13th festivities end tomorrow morning
at 5 a.m. But there’s no harm in one last jump scare over the weekend when survivors
and local police are walking over your brutally massacred corpse with the lame
assumption that you’re actually dead.
Staff Parks and Wreck
Writer
Chief
executive of the Camp Crystal Lake Safety Council, Isa Nyonethere, says making
it home this weekend to your psycho family and friends without getting
decapitated or lit on fire is far more important than coming home with a few more
notches on your machete handle. Nyonethere’s warning this Friday the 13th comes
on the heels of past Friday the 13th seasons where smarter, more responsible
teens have defeated our kind with little to no gratuitous gore at all.
However,
Nyonethere is happy to announce that this season’s batch of campers is dumber
and more reckless than ever. Hockey mask-wearing guys (and even gals) who don’t
die should be ready to wreck shop.
“These
kids are coming up to the lake with bikinis and booze,” Nyonethere said. “You
can count on one thing: they’ll be choosing indulgence over smarts. So all you
slasher psychos better capitalize on that.”
According
to the camp ranger’s office, the easy targets are coming in droves. They’re
even bringing little dogs that’ll eventually get lost so some poor idiot has to
go out in the dark woods after them, calling for them loudly, presenting him or
herself as easy bait.
“It’s
going to be a good Friday the 13th holiday,” the ranger said. “The weather should
be perfect.”
Reports
show a nasty rainstorm on the way. It should hit right before nightfall.
“Still,
these kids are showing up,” Nyonethere said. “Anyone or anything with a machete will have plenty of opportunities to cut the
power to the cabins, and these kids will think it’s just the weather. Then you
can go in for the cheap scare.”
Nyonethere
reminds all monsters to take advantage of lightning flashes.
“Once
you’ve cut the power,” Nyonethere said, “be quick to frame yourself outside cabin
windows. Then strike a terrifying pose with a pitch fork or some other unique tool
of terror and wait for the lighting to illuminate you for a frightful reveal to
the campers inside.”
Scantily
clad, bosomy teens arrived at Camp Crystal Lake early this morning, making out with
each other and ready to cause mischief.
“We’re
gonna do whatever we wanna do,” said one teen. “And we’re gonna get away with
it because I seriously doubt all those stories about stupid campers getting massacred
are even real.”
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