| They are everywhere, with each new year there are more of them,
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| the mutation is obvious - their shell grows stronger, their bodies become thicker.
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| It is difficult to treat them easier in this situation -
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| it became almost impossible to get rid of them in the old ways.
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| Since before, when I bought a wheelbarrow. |
| Everything was nishtyak
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| calmly crushed them, just as if not noticing. |
| Now it's not the same -
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| they have chitin like stone, their fishhooks-paws
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| clung to the walls in my room, the ceilings were occupied by reptiles!
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| I tried to glue wallpaper directly on top of their carcasses,
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| but wet spots appeared, the tubercles of their bodies moved, moreover,
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| every object in the apartment began to seem unnecessary,
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| on which these dick-knows-who left their dirty mark.
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| And then I began to notice later their contours on people's faces.
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| This is too much, something needs to be done about it quickly.
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| Better right now! |
| Damn, I've got a date for tonight
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| the first with her, she excites, the flowers are also paid for.
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| Okay, you'll have to send your robot double,
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| and if it comes to sex, I'll submenu the electronics.
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| The main thing now is that she has her android double |
| I didn't send it instead of myself, sex with a cyborg - the devil knows what it is!
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| Come what may, I'm going back to my cockroaches for now,
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| I take a telephone directory, I give myself over to advertisements.
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| I'm calling some professionals. |
| He told them about his grief,
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| a minute later the Men in Black appeared in the doorway.
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| Will Smith looked scared, but Tommy Lee Jones
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| giggled all the time. |
| Holding back laughter, he said: "Well, let's start with
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| hunting! |
| So, where are your mutant cockroaches hiding in here?"
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| He looked around, then said to me: "We are actually glad
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| the fact that you have no one here, materially.
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| Frankly, we are not in shape today and you, fortunately, are not our client.
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| Rather, you are their patient," and gave me another phone number,
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| He pushed his partner out, but left the smell of burnt straw.
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| That familiar sweet smell made me understand why
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| they didn’t get this garbage with a flash and didn’t erase my memory,
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| but just left. |
| I'm calling again. |
| Describe the symptoms again
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| some people on the other end of the line. |
| I promise I won't leave home
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| before they appear, I decide to observe the behavior |
| those crawling creatures. |
| But my amazement was great:
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| after all, cockroaches ate some kind of ephemeral coating,
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| many things around giving a clearly overestimated value!
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| Revelations continued when I saw the connections:
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| threads stretched from cockroaches to my organs of hearing and vision.
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| It meant only one thing - my head is their birthplace!
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| When I realized this, an already unnecessary salvation arrived.
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| The people in the dressing gowns said with a smile: "We are Psychosurgeons."
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| “How is that?” I managed to ask before my hands were wringed.
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| And while strange instruments were being prepared by terrible assistants,
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| human souls, the chief engineer clarified the points for me
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| future operation: "First with the help of a special spoon
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| we will scrape the cockroach larvae out of your skull.
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| We will put a digital microframework on the cleared place -
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| he will restore the order of things in your head, and give us a signal.
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| If the brain function deviates from our norm, plus or minus
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| half a division, we're sending a magnetic pulse into your head.
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| The technology of the future is remote therapy!
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| And now relax - local anesthesia is injected into your head. |