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feral feline gang attacks woman in France

Do you hear the felines sing
singing the song of angry cats
it is the music of a species
who are tired of hunting rats

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Unprovoked... sure... in the woods where no one else can confirm her unheard of story. I've met some insane cats, but never a gang of them.

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Everybody loves to hate Monsanto, so you'll have no trouble selling this as your adventure seed (so to speak):

Gene-engineered teen mutants from the heartland of America. Clark Kent the X-man.

Or perhaps it's megacorp skullduggery, a rival company hiring the mystery plane to destroy their rival's newest breakthrough. Could be the world's first Green Acres/cyberpunk crossover. Those streetwise Chiba City lowlifes are strangers in a strange land.

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X men / Green Acres. That must be why the smartest citizen of that town was the pig.

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Stealing every Porsche in the world

Not exactly "weird," but certainly rare and game-hook-worthy:

A scientist has cracked the key codes for a number of high end luxury cars, including Porsches and Bentleys.

Possession of his algorithm would permit a criminal to start and unlock one of these cars. The equipment needed is specialized, but if you're aiming at a haul of dozens or more luxury cars, the investment is trivial for a criminal gang.

So what we have here is a scientist with potential illicit access to a mind-boggling quantity of expensive stealable, tradeable goods, and probably a decaying window of opportunity for high-tech thieves to seize the lockpick and make use of it as owners of the goods gradually update their security systems. The game could be caper (steal the algorithm from his home or office computer without him knowing; if he has it password protected, you may need to social-engineer something), or bodyguard or witness-protection (it's easy to imagine a more straightforward bunch simply roughing him up to get the data).

Change the target from luxury cars to military bases or alien conspiracies to suit flavor of game.

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Russian with a stool and a knife stopped the criminals who beat up several police officers in front of the military. Sounds like one of those stories about a 250-point PC solving a dubious made-up situation with almost bare hands, and which is then called out as being too cinematic / over-the-top.

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Bear steals dumpster http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2xTHvkK250 . Not rummages through it, stands up and wheels the whole thing away. I agree with it's taste, Edelweiss is a good german restaurant, we eat there most times we go out to Colorado Springs to visit family.

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A an elevator in a certain house of Kyiv's bad neighbourhood stops on a level that got pulled into the dreamworld.

(Zoom in to get a clear view, then scroll down to see all of it.)

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Perhaps frighteningly, that seems vaguely familiar somehow...

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KULT? Max Schreck's Gomorrah?