Day 3 continued



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Thank goodness our parks aren't as well maintained as our shopping malls. The meat at the park is just fine. Well - almost.

The chicken looks as if it has a slight glaze, and the salmon is still oddly undisturbed.

My burger, meanwhile, has been raped and pillaged.


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I never had to deal with bees in the first project. This time - they are everywhere. Swarming, buzzing, and ripping off chunks of burger 2 times their size. I can't believe bees could have done all the burger damage, however. Come to think of it, I never knew bees were carnivorous.

There still is no real issue with scent at this point.

I believe the number of senses the meat offends will steadily increase.


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The ants are back, and having a party in a chicken armpit. So far, there is no sign of decomposition due to them.

They just seem to be hanging out, as if stunned by their good fortune.


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This chicken closeup is already far too horrible to discuss.

Kudos to the above bee, who has a threshold for the revolting far beyond anything I dare to imagine.

It's clear that I will have to come up with some security measures to keep my meaty investment intact, after what happened to the mall meat. Tomorrow I'll place a deterrent out there. Suggestions are welcome, either by email, or via the message board.