The Great Adventures of Charlie Chaplin (Past to Present)

Chapter 1: The way to Mars           

   There once was a man named Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin. And as everybody knows, Chaplin was mute. His dad works as an engineer and usually works in near construction sights and that's one of the reasons why Chaplin had always visited him.

There was a time when he accidentally stumbled in a steam roller and thought "........." of course. Then, he accidentally pressed the red button on the left, which activated the steam roller causing it to move and go around town.

Chaplin searched all around the steam roller and sadly, couldn't find a switch to stop it. He was about to run over a 100 year old man. He tried reaching for the branch from the tree he was about to pass, sadly he wasn't able to grab it and had ran over the old man. The grandson of the old man came out and thanked him for some reasons, "Thanks men I hated my grandpa," As usual Chaplin wouldn't say anything.

After that accident, the people of the town he lived on started avoiding him and the steam roller. Even though, the steam roller became good luck to the grandson of the old man, it stopped a building from burning and had injured the 2 bank criminals trying to steal money. (Of course)

The steam roller was about to self-destruct, Chaplin was going to get out. But he had a seat belt on and forgot how take the seatbelt off. Sadly, the steam roller exploded. Chaplin survived (for some reasons). Though the people of the town no longer saw him and thought that he was dead, he was actually floating in outer space due to the huge explosion.

Chaplin remembered having a burrito for breakfast, so, Chaplin tried hard to give out a huge fart that could send him back to Earth. He was able to fart, and it was no ordinary fart. It had the stench of one thousand skunks, the strength of three hundred men and the loudness of three thousand drums playing. He was able to land on earth safely. He was very lucky to land on a trampoline that the people made (A great coincidence). Chaplin bounced and bounced and bounced on that trampoline, so high did he bounced that instead of landing on soil, he landed on Mars where he saw Aliens and other extraterrestrial creatures.

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