Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3The Guardians of the Galaxy were on a long voyage through space,
and Drax was starting to get restless. He missed the excitement of their
missions and the thrill of battle. But his boredom was soon to be replaced with
a new challenge.One day, as
they were traveling through a remote part of the galaxy, they received a
distress signal from a colony of gerbils. The gerbils were suffering from a
highly contagious diarrhea virus, and they were in desperate need of medical
assistance.Without
hesitation, Drax volunteered to lead a team to help the gerbils. The rest of
the Guardians offered their assistance as well, and they quickly made their way
to the colony.When they
arrived, they found the gerbils in dire straits. They were weak, dehydrated,
and unable to stand. Drax immediately sprang into action, using his brute
strength to help lift the sick gerbils and move them to a safer location.Rocket, with
the help of the other Guardians, set up a makeshift medical tent and started to
treat the gerbils. They worked tirelessly, administering medicine and fluids to
help combat the virus.Drax,
feeling a strong sense of responsibility for the gerbils, took it upon himself
to stay with them and help in any way he could. He spent long hours comforting
the sick gerbils, talking to them, and even singing to them when they were in
pain.Days turned
into weeks, and the Guardians worked tirelessly to help the gerbils overcome
the virus. It was a grueling task, but eventually, they were successful. The
gerbils slowly started to recover, and their strength and energy returned.Drax was
overjoyed to see the gerbils healthy and strong again. He had developed a deep
bond with them during their time together, and he felt a great sense of pride
in having helped them overcome their illness.As the
Guardians prepared to leave the colony, the gerbils gathered to say goodbye.
They thanked Drax for his bravery and kindness, and they presented him with a
small, hand-carved statue in his likeness as a token of their appreciation.Drax was
touched by the gesture and promised to keep the statue as a reminder of the
courage and resilience of the gerbils. And as the Guardians of the Galaxy flew
off into the stars, Drax knew that he had found a new purpose in helping those
who couldn’t help themselves, no matter how small they may be.
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In short, due to an overly complicated outfit she had on she accidentally peed on it, and Brett Goldstein helped her dry it with paper.
Other than that this video is shockingly bland, I like Borstein a lot but this was not worth watching.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3The Guardians of the Galaxy were on a long voyage through space,
and Drax was starting to get restless. He missed the excitement of their
missions and the thrill of battle. But his boredom was soon to be replaced with
a new challenge.One day, as
they were traveling through a remote part of the galaxy, they received a
distress signal from a colony of gerbils. The gerbils were suffering from a
highly contagious diarrhea virus, and they were in desperate need of medical
assistance.Without
hesitation, Drax volunteered to lead a team to help the gerbils. The rest of
the Guardians offered their assistance as well, and they quickly made their way
to the colony.When they
arrived, they found the gerbils in dire straits. They were weak, dehydrated,
and unable to stand. Drax immediately sprang into action, using his brute
strength to help lift the sick gerbils and move them to a safer location.Rocket, with
the help of the other Guardians, set up a makeshift medical tent and started to
treat the gerbils. They worked tirelessly, administering medicine and fluids to
help combat the virus.Drax,
feeling a strong sense of responsibility for the gerbils, took it upon himself
to stay with them and help in any way he could. He spent long hours comforting
the sick gerbils, talking to them, and even singing to them when they were in
pain.Days turned
into weeks, and the Guardians worked tirelessly to help the gerbils overcome
the virus. It was a grueling task, but eventually, they were successful. The
gerbils slowly started to recover, and their strength and energy returned.Drax was
overjoyed to see the gerbils healthy and strong again. He had developed a deep
bond with them during their time together, and he felt a great sense of pride
in having helped them overcome their illness.As the
Guardians prepared to leave the colony, the gerbils gathered to say goodbye.
They thanked Drax for his bravery and kindness, and they presented him with a
small, hand-carved statue in his likeness as a token of their appreciation.Drax was
touched by the gesture and promised to keep the statue as a reminder of the
courage and resilience of the gerbils. And as the Guardians of the Galaxy flew
off into the stars, Drax knew that he had found a new purpose in helping those
who couldn’t help themselves, no matter how small they may be.