Severed Footage Page #3

Synopsis: Between 2007 and 2011, twelve severed feet in running shoes have been found off the coast of Western Canada and Washington State. This is the only place in the world where severed feet are mysteriously washing up on shore. Police are baffled by this phenomenon as no other body parts have been discovered. Major news networks including, CNN, ABC, CBC, MSNBC, BBC, CTV as well as National Geographic have been following this bizarre story looking for answers. In 2007 a university nerd devised a plan to meet the hottest girls in his class by filming his history project on Kanaka Pete the Axe Murderer. Kanaka Pete was hung for chopping up his family. He was buried in an unmarked grave on Newcastle Island, which is also a hot spot for paranormal activity. This is in the same area where many of the severed feet have been found. The students were camping on Newcastle Island when something went very wrong. The tape that the students were making was recently leaked from the local authorities by an
 
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Fight!

I don't want to hurt you.

Come on Kim.

Don't tap.

Keep going!

Tap! Stop!

Oh yeah!

You ok?

Your Ninja skills suck.

That sucked.

I suggest you put that camera down

and look after your man.

You doing alright?

Ya I'm doing alright.

I hope I didnt hurt your foot too bad.

A few popped blood vessels.

No big.

So... What's this history project

you were talking about?

- You said it would be an easy "A".

- Ya.

- An easy "A"?

- Yeah.

What is with the camera though?

That's how we are doing the project.

We are doing a documentary...

we just film everything we do.

I can't act. Nervousness make me camera.

- Ya?

- They do, do they?

Yes. I'm extremely nervous in front

of cameras.

Well, you just have to be yourself.

Pretend like the camera is not even there.

You don't even have to act.

Ya, most people don't notice me anyways,

it's all good.

It's true.

I guess for an A in history

You can count me in.

If Sabrina is in I'll do it too.

- Ya?

- Sure.

That's great!

That's the magic words I wanted to hear.

Oh and one of my friends is bringing some

jet skis down to the lake this Friday.

Want to join us after class?

Friday?

Ever jet skied before?

No, not really.

I haven't either. It should be fun.

- We'll think about it.

- Ya.

- Ya.

- Ok. Great.

- So I'll see you guys at school tomorrow.

- Sure.

Cool. I'll see you guys later.

I got some great footage of you sparring.

We're going to edit that out.

Edit? I don't know how to edit.

Well, I know a guy.

Once we are done he's going to take it all

and then he's going to edit it for us.

You've got to admit though,

I am the master of the pickup.

I don't know if I'd call that a pickup.

If you ask me it was more

like a tap out.

Ya whatever.

We get to spend a couple of days...

with these totally hot babes

filming this project...

and it is all because of my awesome plan.

Being a nerd rules.

Speak for yourself.

Want to meet up some time

over the next couple of days...

We'll go around town.

Film some stuff.

See if there is something cool

to do our story about.

Ya we can do that.

Ok, sounds good.

So I'll see you tomorrow at school then.

- Yep.

- Make some time then.

- Yep, I'll see you tomorrow.

- Sounds good.

I didn't even get to touch anything good.

The first thought was the Bastion.

It used to be used for holding booze.

I'm not quite sure.

We could find out.

That would be part of our project.

That would be one of the fun things

that we could do.

- Ya.

- Whoa.

Lots of sailboats.

What's that?

You're replaceable just so you know.

Irreplaceable?

No. You're replaceable.

- I'm replaceable.

- Yes.

What?

Just making sure you know this.

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