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At The Altar Of SPAM
The porch lights speckled the nighttime sky like a gleaming jack-o’-lantern with a thousand eyes. The earth and sky melted into a single black lamb as the crowd of children approached the altar of Spam. “Spam! Spam! Spam!” the cry arose from the mouth’s of the tots. “Spam! Spam! Spam!” all dressed in costume and carrying black pots. On the sacrificial mound stood the giant blue can surrounded by torches that waved like a hand. Its top, now keyed open, dripped gelatinous rot as each child moved forward and tossed in their pot. “Spam! Spam! Spam!” the hypnotic chant grew like a terrible din. “Spam! Spam! Spam!” they tossed in their parents wrenched limb from limb.
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