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failedexperiment
I wasn't dumb as a doorknob in my youth, and I'm not Mensa material now. I was always a good student, but this isn't about academics.
In the winters of my youth, our parents would pack us in the car and we’d drive a couple...
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Written on May 2nd, 2009
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PeedeeDog
The American Flag. We were taught to respect it. You said the pledge of allegiance Monday through Friday at school. We were proud little American children in the 50's and 60's.
Perhaps I wasn't the smartest...
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Written on May 7th, 2009
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HeadinAzz
When i was 5 , about a week before Christmas , My sister started tormenting me about my gift to our parents. All i had was this stupid little card i colored in school. She kept telling me how her present was so good that our ...
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Written on August 24th, 2009
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salar1
I started secondary school ,last day of the holidays .
Down the pitch,s with my friends playing footie on the big grass pitch not the ash one after what happened last year !!
Went if for a tackle folded my right knee under me coundn,t...
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Written on May 3rd, 2009
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Until I started school at the age of 4, I was convinced I was just a very short person. I knew no other children, my family were all older than me and there were no children in my neighbourhood.
Up until starting school...
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Written on May 4th, 2009
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