AAE Epidemic Sweeps Southeastern United States
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Local authorities are investigating an increasingly wide spread epidemic sweeping the southeastern town of Wilmington, North Carolina: abandoned animal excrement or now commonly referred to simply as AAE. The AAE epidemic comes at the turn of the season as the town approaches more Fall-like weather conditions and outdoor-enjoyable temperatures resulting in more foot traffic and ultimately more animal walking activity. The latest neighborhood to be hit by the AAE epidemic: Shinnwood West off of Greenville Loop Road. The recently developed neighborhood, positioned quaintly on the coastal lowlands near the beautiful town of Wrightsville Beach, has recently experienced numerous “suspicious excrement” sightings resulting in poor soil quality, treacherous terrain damage, anger, loss of sleep, and irrational facebook postings. Frequency of this epidemic are at an all time high, as AAE is hitting yards a record 1-2 times per year. The source of the AAE epidemic remains unknown at this time, and neighbors are encouraged to stay indoors and “say something if you see something” by alerting local authorities or HOA board members. These representatives are eagerly waiting to take action. If you, or a loved one is experiencing the effects of the ever increasing AAE epidemic, help is available at the nearest grocery store where volunteers are on stand-by offering plastic bags to contain the AAE epidemic product. For more information on the life-threatening AAE epidemic and how you can protect your loved ones, please visit www.AAEepidemic.com.
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