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Matthew Taddeo
Mr. Ali
Comp. 8 1a
August 24, 2015
The Simpsons and Family Guy
Peter Griffin and his family were driving in a car, when it broke down and he had no money to repair it. “We’re in a small town called Springfield, what kind of a name is that?” So they decided to go get food. They got a dozen donuts. They went to the cashier and found out they didn’t have any money to pay for the donuts. Luckily there was another family named the Simpsons. They paid for the donuts because the dad, Homer Simpson, thought that all men should have donuts. Peter said thank you and began to leave. Then Homer asked where they lived. Peter said “We don’t have a home here they are just stuck till their car is fixed.” Marge and Homer offered to house them until their car was fixed.
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The next day Peter and Homer went out to earn money.
They decided to start a car wash and earn money. They soon made a lot of money. So they decided to get some beer because they were tired. Peter said “it was ok” but he liked the Patriot Ale better. But Homer liked Duff better. They started arguing and eventually they took off they label and found out that Patriot Ale was Duff just covered with a different label. They then went to court to argue about the fraud labels. Homer won and then they started fighting. They fought for hours before they both were tired and bloody and decided to stop fighting and take a rest. They returned home and slept.
The next day, the Griffins went home after their car was repaired and Peter lost his job for Patriot Ale because it was shut down. He got a new job at Duff and they met
again. They decided to put their differences behind and try to get along. They went to the bar to get a drink, when they found it was empty and the door was unlocked. They looked in the market, which was empty, they looked at Crusty’s Burgers, empty. They decided to go to the police station to see what was going on. Once they got inside they noticed that the town was under attack by zombies!!! They decided to go hide in the bar. The zombies followed them until they got in the building. The zombies would not come in because they can’t stand the smell of beer. Homer and Peter decided to get all the beer they could find and throw it at the zombies. They finally ran out of beer and were trapped in a corner with zombies all around them. The zombies just ignored them and kept walking. The zombies didn’t attack them because their brains were so small the zombies didn’t even bother digging through their their skulls. They ran to the sports shop to get armor and weapons. They got Helmets, bats , leg and shoulder pads, and tennis ball launchers. They went out to fight the zombies , when they heard a voice. “HOMER, HOMER, HOMER, WAKE UP.” Homer woke up to find all of this was just a dream. So he decided to go get some donuts. To Be Continued…
After a few days, Mr. Griffin’s disappearance was on the news. Of coarse, no one knew where Mr. Griffin really was, and what had actually happened to him. It was hard for them to keep it in. They all felt so bad, except for Mark.
Once they paid for the necessities they were back on the road. Bill realize he didn’t pay for the can of tuna and notice a sheriff car following them. The lights went off and the sheriff pulled them over. They were taking to the station for questioning of a murder. The whole time while being questioned, they both thought they were be accused of shoplifting. Once they realized what was happening, that’s when Bill’s cousin came to defend them.
and then they get in to a fight and John won and peter was running
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