Captain: Foul play?
Officer: Poultry don’t engage in
games sir; I believe play, with designated rules and desired outcomes, usually
of the zero-sum type, is a solitary human endeavor. Why do you ask sir?
Captain: What are you talking
about? The dead body here on the floor! Was it foul play do you think?
Officer: I don’t think birds had
anything to do with it sir. Unless it was a murder of crows. Tee hee.
Captain: What do we know about
forced entry or robbery at this point?
Officer: No sign of forced entry,
nothing missing other than some decent decorating ideas. How do people live
with these bland color palettes and mismatched materials not to mention a total
disregard for feng shui?
Captain: Are you saying Chinese food
is missing? Or was thrown away?
Officer: No feng shui is the use of
energy forces to harmonize individuals with their surrounding environment. Sir.
Captain: Uh huh, you hungry?
Officer: We just ate sir. Donuts.
Captain: Yeah! Well I want to use
some energy forces to you know, harmonize with my surrounding, environments to
feng some shui into my belly.
Officer: Sir?
Captain: Any Chinese places around
here?
Officer: Sir it’s 9am.
Captain: Yeah, that’s early. Even
for hot and sour soup.
Officer: I’m an egg drop guy sir.
Captain: Can it with that egg-drop
talk would ya! I’m getting hungry again. No forced entry, nothing taken. When
does forensics get here?
Officer: He was called ten minutes
ago sir?
Captain: Call him again! Tell him
to pick up some Chinese food. I don’t care what time it is!
Officer: Sir, the usual?
Captain: Tell em to go heavy on the
fortune cookies.
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