Thor and Loki are two mighty space guinea pigs from the planet gurgan 7, after they survived order 66, they flew away to escape with Obi One, a giant car with human arms. They hang out, play some Half-Life 2 and got frustrated at the puzzles but then suddenly a cow attacked them. With no weapons Thor lifted Loki up like a javelin and threw him into the heart of the wild cow. All is well, until Obi One farted and Loki coughed in disgust and everyone broke up and went their seperate ways from this schism.
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