Richard Nixon sits between Looney Tunes Gremlins #1 and 2
on a life raft in the middle of the Playoff Planet’s Water Region. Nixon is profusely sweating at his current
predicament.
Richard Nixon: I
am not a swimmer.
Frontiersman Hugh Glass looks back at his
passengers.
Glass: Do not
worry, Mr. President. I know it’s a risk
being out here because you are not a swimmer, but it will be okay. I promise to
guide you back to land, safe and sound.
Richard Nixon:
Thank you, friend. One must
remember that if you take no risks, you will suffer no defeats. But if you take no risks, you win no
victories.
The Looney Tunes Gremlins grin in unison at the
Presidential quotes being spoken by Nixon.
Suddenly, the duo begins to jump
up and down, rocking the boat as they notice something in the waves. It is Spongebob Squarepants.
Spongebob:
Highness! You are no match for the might of the Slaves and our water
dwellers!
Glass: An ocean’s
sponge shall be no worries to trap and dismember! I’ve caught more ferocious dogs than you
Spongebob!
Spongebob: Not more ferocious than Mer-Man though!
A
mention of his name brings Eternia’s Mer-Man from the waters. Mer-Man’s trident skewers Glass. A blank look appears on his face and the trapper
turns back to the President.
Glass:
My death shall mean something. . .
Glass,
although mortally wounded, leaps from the boat, aiming at Spongebob. He opens his mouth and swallows Spongebob
Squarepants, whole.
Mer-Man
sees his teammate engulfed by the bearded man’s lips and shakes off the death
of his friend. He will have his
revenge. Mer-Man climbs aboard the raft
and easily dispels with the two Looney Tunes Gremlins.
Richard
Nixon: Well, I screwed up really good,
didn’t I?
Mer-Man
impales Nixon on his trident. The
President’s body slides down the weapon until it rests at the prong’s beginning. Nixon slowly looks up only to see the aquatic
maw of his foe. Mer-Man begins to chew
on the President’s face, guffawing as screams litter the air.
2 comments:
Well, you can't say Nixon didn't have it coming...
Finally pays for Watergate.
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