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Hey journal, its day 60 and I’m still stuck on this black water dirt planet called earth. Hhhhhhhhhh, I miss Nevermond, I miss laying down and tacking a nice bath and most of all I miss Grim my pet robot. I’m almost finished repairing my ship, all I need is a hyper drive, a clocking device and laser blaster to defend myself off from the asteroids that crashed me here in the first place. Now where will an alien like me Clank get those types of instruments and how will I get it without getting caught? Ulrica, I finally now how I can’t get caught, I will make me my own costume to not get caught. “I hear that a flea market can sell you anything you want or need for whatever price they say, it’s over at the edge of the city Atlanta in the east.” Ahh so that is where is where I will go to find my important spare parts. 5 hours later, finally I’m here now to buy me importin’s.

5Minets later, finally I’m here and safe to build in the part to my ship. Vrrrrrm, hut, hut, hut, ohhhh no it the popo I must defend myself. Clank fight the military with a blaster that is set to stun, but even the smartest of aliens fall to the ground in defeat.
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I must get out but how, hmmmmmmmmmmmm, I know how to get out of this jail. What I will do is get a spoon and dig my way out of here through the wall. 5 weeks later, finally bra day light now for my super ultimate run out of

here. Ahhhhhhhhh, bark, bark, bark get back here alien. Crank huuuhhhh how will I ever get out of AREA 51

I know I will wait till they operate me, then ask them to let me free, then ask them if I could build my ship and lastly leave. 5 days later they finished operating him and he left to his home planet. belive in your

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