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Snow Globe Monologue
To start I zoomed into a big fat metal box that said Molecule shrinking machine!ZAP! All of the sudden was small! Oh well. I've always had wondered what it was like inside a snow globe! BANG! PLOP! CRASH! After that I woke up and looked around at the beautiful whiteness it was so coooooooooooool! But I passed out again and again and again. Then I was ready to accept the fact that I was in a snowglobe. At first I thought it was great. Then I realized it was not and tried to kick the snow globe kick clash kick clank but it did not work. After that I knew a chain saw would work. nope. I tried again bzzzzzzzzzzzzzz no no no Bzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz nope that didn't work. Then I thought I had to think more simple all have to do is say Open
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