Gila Monster Mistaken for Colombian
Rheinlander von Phalz
President Gaius Julius attempted a tactical sleight of hand to gain the initiative against Colombia at the cost of Kansas. Colombian occupation forces now hold the region and the United State did not get the initiative in the war. Four hours ago, a resistance war opened up in the region and freedom fighters are already in control of Topeka and Wichita. America is expected to retake the region through this resistance war.
Colombians are Spanish-speaking people from the South American nation of Colombia. They tend to have yellow markings and carry weapons.
A common marking of a Colombian presence; notice the top, yellow half
Gila monsters are lizards with a venomous bite. They are slow moving and generally feed on eggs and small animals. Their bite contains a small dose of neurotoxin which can constitute a medical emergency but has never been fatal to humans (which is saying something about the threat posed by the Colombians they are sometimes confused for). The lizards are easy to distinguish with their orange-to-yellow scales arranged in patterns.
A public use image of a Gila monster
Gila monsters are protected by state law in Arizona. They are avoidant of humans and not aggressive.
If encountered, Colombians should be fought off with sticks.
Comments
first! since ill be vacationing in arizona, ill make sure to bring a rifle for the gila monsters. bug spray should work for the colombians. man i hope i dont mix the two up.