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A Zweenie named the Silver Bullet was watching his favorite show called "The Simpsons". Zweenies are very tall aliens that live in a different universe in a diffrent time period but still have the things that are in the human world. Then his father leader of the Zweenies called him on his "Smart TV". "Son, Petunia is in your area and is ready to kill the entire planet". "Dad I wont let that happen", said Silver Bullet and off he went to save the world. Five minutes later, "At least I paid for the bonus of a self installation suit." Vroom Vroom went his car the Gun, Silver Bullets 17.9 Gern, and he went driving down the street. As he got there he saw something surprising that there were no Goonies Patoonies, or dismal henchman that serve Petunia. So he got out of his car and walked up to the National History Museum of the …show more content…
So far all good, but when he walked in his least favorite person in the entire world splashed him with a potion of harming, where he whet in to dystopia and fell to the floor. Then Petunia laughed so hard he started coughing. Once the effects wore off he realized how dismal the museum looked. "So where have you been all these years Petunia?" asked Silver Bullet. He already could tell what Petunia was saying cause he had been reading his mind. "I'm not going to tell you, you fool." But he didn't like that answer very much and transformed into a Giant Rabid T-Rex. Since Petunia was afraid of the T-Rex he transformed in to the most worthless thing: a giant Earth Worm. Then he dug his way straight in to the core of the Zweenie planet and hid. Silver Bullet was not afraid and turned in to a gigantic metal dragon and glided down the hole to save

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