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Space Trash Bag 

Everything's all right on Earth, people eat, drink, defecate, have intercourse and watch soccer games happily with no troubles. Till Eviltrashman starts to eat and absorb every worthless creature it finds. The famous agents J. Jackson and McCardigan investigate this sadistic and macabre wave of crimes, committed by a merciless and ugly monster from outer space. Will they be worthy?
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Everything's all right on Earth, people eat, drink, defecate, have intercourse and watch soccer games happily with no troubles. Till Eviltrashman starts to eat and absorb every worthless creature it finds. The famous agents J. Jackson and McCardigan investigate this sadistic and macabre wave of crimes, committed by a merciless and ugly monster from outer space. Will they be worthy?

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