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Re: Where were you? (part four)

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From: Wade_Zimmerman
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 14:47
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Cobble stones not brick. I think it is now gone.

No one has ever described anything about that place as being charming.

Although I thought the trolley cars were fun.

The first time I saw a trolley car I mistook it for a dragon with two mouths and thought the people getting on were being eaten by this dragon, I was three at the time. I was pretty sure it was a dragon and not a dinosaur because ti shot the fire when it moved.

I had my step brother make me a wooden sword so I could kill the dragon, it was so big that it dragged on the floor two feet behind me. I peaked around the corner to see the dragon,I was going to jump out and killed it but this time it did not stop because there were no people and i thought it saw me and was coming right at me so I ran as fast as my little legs could carry me.

I met this man up the street and he wanted to know why I was running and i told him and he seemed to me having a real good time listening to my story about the dragon.
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