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10 FT Flame-Personal Narrative

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Have you ever been tackled by a cat,have you wet yourself because of a cat I have and let me tell you it was not fun. If you like to dig into people's past this memoir is for you. If you want it you got it!!

10 FT flame

Have you ever felt the heat of an 10 ft flame? I have and it was hot. I was only 5 so I was very amused. The person who did this flame was my neighbor Denis he was amusing and still is amusing. Till this day he will do anything to make me laugh. He is and will always be my favorite neighbor. Any ways it was Halloween night and it was cold, so we put Denis on making the fire (wrong decision) to keep everyone toasty warm! My friend Cole and I put our morphsuits on, and my parents got the candy ready. When we came back outside, we found the 10ft flame and it was warm; we also found our fire fluid was gone. So Cole and I were warm while scaring people because we didn't want to trick-or-treat

Slender kitty

Have you ever got so scared of a cat you wet yourself? I have …show more content…

I went back to bed and went asleep. In the morning we all went down stairs to play with her and she was in the man cave and was playing with my Airsoft gun next thing we know we hear a shot and screeching somehow she managed to pull the trigger. This was scary because it was in the dark, so we thought there was an intruder so me my dad and my mom grabbed weapons I grabbed my micheddy my dad grabbed a 4-10 and my mom grabbed her favorite kitchen knife and we went to investigate and all we found was lak-o-lip and that is how she got the nickname of slender kitty she even got scared of herself=).So if you ever think there is an intruder in your house make sure it is not your

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