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A four door s10
By kradd BRONZE
Fort Dodge, Iowa

Every child dreams of having their own vehicle someday. Some hope to have a fast car, while others want a big, jacked up pickup truck. I dreamed of having a truck, one that I could...
kradd BRONZE, Fort Dodge, Iowa
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Cancer
By tatiana2002 BRONZE
Lowell, Massachusetts
tatiana2002 BRONZE, Lowell, Massachusetts
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Bragging Rights
By Eli_Bartz BRONZE
Kansas City, Missouri
Eli_Bartz BRONZE, Kansas City, Missouri
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Name Piece
By 3Henson BRONZE
Hartland, Wisconsin
3Henson BRONZE, Hartland, Wisconsin
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I Do NOT Want To Fit In
By XxBleedOutLoudxX GOLD
Charlottesville, Virginia
XxBleedOutLoudxX GOLD, Charlottesville, Virginia
10 articles 0 photos 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
"I really don't know :D!" - Mimi.S

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Life is a Roller Coaster
By Anonymous
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Nervous
By Zzzie SILVER
North Canton, Ohio
Zzzie SILVER, North Canton, Ohio
8 articles 0 photos 38 comments

Favorite Quote:
"Think positive, or I'll have to start singing."

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My World
By poetry_ally BRONZE
Redlands, California
poetry_ally BRONZE, Redlands, California
3 articles 1 photo 0 comments

Favorite Quote:
life is funnier with friends

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"See You Later, Jake"
By Mitchell Lumsden BRONZE
Grand Rapids, Michigan
Mitchell Lumsden BRONZE, Grand Rapids, Michigan
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One-sentence Love Story: I Miss Her; I'll Never Get Her Back
By EveLOverlord SILVER
San Antonio, Texas
EveLOverlord SILVER, San Antonio, Texas
6 articles 0 photos 11 comments

Favorite Quote:
The only way that anyone can truly learn is through pain, through emotional scars that remind you everyday why you won't make the same mistake again.

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