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Other terrible world events Mark Wahlberg wouldn't have let happen
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23rd January 2012
Mark Wahlberg has been in trouble recently for claiming he wouldn't have let the Twin Tower attacks happen if he'd been on the plane. His outspoken comments had us dare to dream just what other disasters Wahlberg would have stopped had he not been acting or rapping?

Before you condemn him as a total toolbag, consider just for one second that he's right. Maybe Mark Wahlberg could have stopped 9/11. Maybe Mark Wahlberg is America's secret weapon FOR REALS. Maybe, just maybe, Mark Wahlberg could have solved all of the world's ills if he wasn't so damn busy pretending to know what producing Entourage entails. I know what you're thinking: what might that look like? (*opens Photoshop*)

Sensing an imbalance on his cruise ship, which he can totally afford on his Entourage money, Wahlberg courageously strips to the waist, dives into the Mediterranean and rights the tipping Italian liner. "Feel it!" he yells to the grateful passengers, including women who are totally orgasming.

In the Far East for a press conference, Wahlberg heroically steps up to save Japanese coastal villages from the terrifying threat of rising tides. Showcasing a stomach of such fearsome strength, Wahlberg's washboard abs force the waves to retreat back into the ocean. "BAM!" he exclaims.

"That lousy no-good fuckin' Nazi messed with the wrong kid from Massachusetts," snarls Wahlberg, as he locks and loads his Heckler & Koch PSG1 (which he kept from his movie Shooter), blowing a hole clean through the Fuhrer's forehead while receiving fellatio from Eva Braun.

"Wind? This time I ain't runnin'!" yells Wahlberg, aware of turbulence in the New Orleans area. The former rapper, acting independently from the Funky Bunch, "works it" with such ferocity, the Category 1 hurricane blows back across the Atlantic, destroying France instead.

"That Christ queah is a stand-up guy... Suck my fattie, Pontius!" With that, Wahlberg crotch-thrusted Pilate so hard, he died of being a little bitch, leaving Jesus free to join Mark's entourage. "That's how we do!" exclaimed Jesus, flipping off the Romans. "BOOM!"

"Snickers? SNICKERS? I ain't down with that shit, ya heah? It's just gotta be Marathon, or I ain't eatin' that motherfucker no moah. You don't get muscles like these babies by running no Snickers, bitch. I'm all about the long-distance running. Ladies love it when I work up a sweat."

Wahlberg's keen sense for a project gone awry kicks in on the set of The Happening, giving him no choice but to put director M Night Shyamalan in a headlock until he agrees to shut down product on his latest horror. "Marky don't act opposite no plant," he rightly surmises.

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