<<transcript intercepted @ 19:15 on 11/20/12>>
<<process_DCRYPT active in memory.>>
"This is an example of a children's rhyme overheard in certain places thought to be especially prominent locations for HIM to appear. It is thought that children can see HIM more easily than most, perhaps a connection to the missing child epidemics in such areas. - E"
<<opening attachment: CHILDRENRHYME.TXT>>
An Old Children’s
Rhyme
Knicky-knacky, one and
two –
The Tall One’s coming after you.
Scrimble-scramble, three and four –
Shut the windows, lock the door.
Rattle-clattle, five and six –
Tall as treetops, thin as sticks.
Slither-tither, seven and eight –
Grabs you up and seals your fate.
Whisper-thisper, nine and ten –
Never you’ll be seen again.
Shiver, shiver, bug-a-boo –
He’s.
Found.
You!
The Tall One’s coming after you.
Scrimble-scramble, three and four –
Shut the windows, lock the door.
Rattle-clattle, five and six –
Tall as treetops, thin as sticks.
Slither-tither, seven and eight –
Grabs you up and seals your fate.
Whisper-thisper, nine and ten –
Never you’ll be seen again.
Shiver, shiver, bug-a-boo –
He’s.
Found.
You!
<<end transcript.>>
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