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The Virus Killer Prophecies

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The Virus Killer Prophecies were a series of books scribed in 1973 by Donald Trump. The books chronicle the supposed rise to power of the Virus Killer. Trump wrote the books in Swedish and used Coke as ink. He wrote all of the books detailing the prophecies in approximately 0.3672 seconds. When Trump was finished writing the books, he hid them in various places throughout Sweden, so only the chosen ones could find them. There are seven books in all, although only five have been found so far. It is rumored that the other two were confiscated by WaBonzi Buddy.

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The Virus Killer Prophecies were a series of books scribed in 1973 by Donald Trump. The books chronicle the supposed rise to power of the Virus Killer. Trump wrote the books in Swedish and used Coke as ink. He wrote all of the books detailing the prophecies in approximately 0.3672 seconds. When Trump was finished writing the books, he hid them in various places throughout Sweden, so only the chosen ones could find them. There are seven books in all, although only five have been found so far. It is rumored that the other two were confiscated by WaBonzi Buddy. This, however, is much disputed by many eyewitnesses, who claim that while WaBonzi was arrogantly parading the books about a local Swedish strip club, he was promptly roundhouse kicked by Chuck Norris. The books, sadly, were also on the receiving end of the kick. The owner of the popular Swedish hangout then pried the two books from WaBonzi's weakened hands and put them in a secret vault, which was tragically destroyed in a fire caused by a gas leak 1 millisecond later.