At WSU, there is a rather mad scientist by the name of Howard Hosick (his name has been changed to protect the guilty). For years he has performed genetic experiments on the most intelligent life forms on the planet. Yes, you guessed it: he has be genetically altering White Mice. His labs are quite secure so no HLF field operative has been able to disturb his work. Until recently. In 1969, Dr. Hosick recieved a gag gift from a friend--a can of condensed milk with a joke label on it. It is unknown what was on the label, but it apparently cracked the great Doctor up to no end. Thus, the can was given a place of honor on the Doctor's shelf in his office next to his awards and degrees that he earned by testing various chemicals on the White Mice that were assigned to study Earth. In the summer of 1999 (30 years later for the mathematically challenged), the great HLF agent King of Suede was given a tour of the Doctor's facilities. The King was constantly watched, so any sabotage or any other operation was out of the question. In fact, he wasn't even allowed to touch anything (you know how campus security can get). When the King was finally in the Doc's office to discuss his vile work, he spied the can of condensed milk. The King cassually picked it up and played with it as he talked to the doctor, shanking the can several times for good measure. After the interview was over, the King returned the can to its place on the shelf in between the letter from the President congratulating the Doctor for his work and the picture of the Doctor with the Nobel Prize winners in Stockholm in 1972. Last week, a strange report came out from WSU. Dr. Hosick entered his office to find the room was covered in a stinky green slime. All of the objects on his shelves had been blown across the room, and a burst can of 30 year old condensed milk lay on his desk. Was this due to the King? Unclear, as he takes no credit. But it just goes to show you that the HLF can get you even if we don't see you. Power to the White Mice.