“Tell me something.”
“Is it information you are after?”
“It might be.”
“Why are we walking this way?”
“We are walking this way because the hearse wouldn’t start!”
“Why do you think that is?
“Someone has stolen the battery!”
“Now who do you think would go and do that?”
“Probably someone who needs a battery.”
“You take too many risks!”
“Let me worry about that!”
“Are you sure no-one saw you lugging
that great big battery through the village and down onto the beach?”
“No.”
“Mayday, mayday, mayday any station
receiving come in please mayday. This is a mayday call, this is a mayday call,
any station receiving come in please…are you sure this is the right frequency?”
“I’m certain.”
“Mayday to Polotska, mayday to Polotska
this is trans ocean flight D for delta 250 zero starboard engine in flames port
engine oil pressure dropping rapidly three thousand feet and losing height
over.”
The Polotska responds by asking for the
aircraft’s position.
“Mayday to Polotska, mayday to Polotska our
position is {crackle} minutes longitude {crackle} degrees latitude over.”
“Polotska to mayday, Polotska to mayday
we’re not reading you say again please.”
“Mayday to Polotska {crackle} mayday to
Polotska too late port engine in flames losing height rapidly, will have to
ditch will have to ditch closing down.”
Be seeing you
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