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In a swamp about 5 minutes ago, a man got his foot cut off because he stepped on an alligator. He tried to run but he did not succeed as he only had one leg. So he started hopping on one leg trying to get away but the alligator was chasing him. So he got out his “Medical Syringe” and shanked the alligator with it. The alligator was not affected as he had thick skin so he grabbed his bottle of “Sparkling water” and hit the alligator over the head with it. Then the alligator revealed himself to be a demigod by the name Maui.

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