I am recording this entry from a small apartment in the north-western lakeside of Pennsylvania. Here, I am staying with my blow-up doll for a few weeks so that I may continue my research undisturbed. Since May, a group of associate professors and myself have been excavating the ruins of Ca'n Dar. I believe I have made an important find in that area, and thus the reason for this thick & juicy log. With it, I can keep an accurate record of translations from my latest find; the first of six, the others still lost, volumes of ancient Sumarian burial practices and rites. Basically, it is a book of do's and don'ts dealing with the deceased entitled "Colmillos por Esperar" roughly translated "Fangs For Waiting." It is bound in human flesh, and inked with the blood of yo mama...
"I'd dip my pen in that ink!" Brandon exclaims as he locks eyes with Joe.
This particular volume deals with demons and demon resurrection. These are of the Katardi family, meaning those forces believed to inhabit the jungles and woods of man's domain. The first few pages that I have translated warn that these demons are dangerous, everpresent, and exist primarily through this podcast. As legend has it, only the sacred high priests of the Ca'n Dar tribe could posess these books, for they alone could properly control the resurrected demons. It is only through the act of reciting the resurrection passage that these demons would be able to posess the living. For many years, it was thought that this legend-
"Brandon, shut it off!"
"Ah, c'mon Josh! Ya scared!? Ooooooo!"
"I just don't wanna hear it anymore!"
"Well I do!"
"My names Joe, and I wanna know why you're being so mean to my little sister Josh! Talking to YOU, Brandon!"
"Ahhh, shut it, Turkey Joe!"
*click*
Tantir-ah-mis-trobeen-ha-zar-ta...
Tantir-man-ov-mis-hazen-sober...
Kanda!
"Shut it off..."
Kanda!
"Shut it off!"
Kanda!
"SHUT IT OFF!!!"
Josh runs out of the room... and Brandon and Joe record the podcast.