[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] SumoMafia Hey Halifax! Answer this! Sam woke up in his abnormaly large New York appartment. His chest was throbbing and hurting as if someone had hit him with a baseball bat. He got up and went to the bathroom to brush his teeth. When he looked in the mirror, he saw a massive cut at the corner of his mouth. He stopped brushing to check it out. Judging by the area it was in, he thought something had forced his mouth open wider that his skin could bear. Bewildered, he sat down at his computer to check the news online. When he read the top story, he sat back in his chair. It read, "Following a strange chain of events last night, a large crack in the pavement of 3rd street" That was two blocks from Sam's appartment. "Speculated to be an earthquake, the crevace appeared and caused hundreds of dollars of damage to nearby houses and vehicles and starting elecrical fires. Two hours after the incident, officers reported multiple deaths and several in the vicinity of the crevace and surrounding areas and several people missing. Police officers report several of the same kinds of crevaces all over Long Island and the surrounding counties. All residents are being advised to stay in their homes and to not leave until notified." Sam was nervously pacing his living room, his chest hurting more and more. What should he do? Should he stay inside like the news said? He had family members in other parts of New York, and he wanted to be sure they were alright. On the other hand, the place where the people had die was two blocks from his appartment. He decided to turn on the tv to see what was on the other news stations. It was the same story on almost every channel. His chest was killing him. He really wanted to see a doctor for it, but it might be very dangerous. But then the chest pain might be something serious. What should Sam do? 1. Go to the doctor 2. Stay in his appartment. BTW, not trying to copy you. This is my own story.[/quote] dont be -blam!-. this is his story dont get yours confused with him