Whole World Blows Up
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Mass extinctions have occurred throughout the history of our planet, but none quite like the one that recently had occurred. On Tuesday October 25th, the whole earth blew up. Survivors are very few researchers say. They estimate the remaining population of humans is less than a few hundred.
However, throughout the experience, researchers at Harvard University who were informed enough to protect themselves during the catastrophe show that the populations of Madagascar hissing cockroaches have all survived with slight mutation. They believe that the populations will soon conquer the earth in its new wasteland form.
Survivor Hillary Clinton says she has no idea what had caused the heat death of the planet. "I swear I have no idea what happened" she said, "but with the upcoming election, we will have to ensure we are best prepared for any further changes in the earth's climate and possible terror strikes from elsewhere."
All that's left to look forward to now are Smashmouth covers by Jon Sudano for security and hope that the new cockroach overlords can ensure that the status of our world memes are safely vaulted away for our future generations to thoroughly enjoy.
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