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in time i have liked many things like minecraft when i was in 6th grade i played it everyday since the time i got home till the time i went to bed if i was sick you knew what i was doing i was playing minecraft. but after a while i could not stand it. that is like most things i do i beg for it want to live it but by the end i am done with it i never want to see it again. or i just forget about it just like everything else. once i was into it then i wasn 't so it means don 't get thing unless you. you know you will be into it for ever. i have done so many things like sports i have tried so many but i am horrible but i float like a whale. but after 200 dollars there, 30 over there you know now you gotta thing it all through before you go
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