> > > > > > I once read a book that had two characters named Bebe and Ray Gunn.
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> Aah! I remember that book! Aah!
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> > > > > > -M"just Mel"el
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> Mel's cool.
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> > > > > That book was one of the wayside school ones!
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> I was wondering about that. Aah!
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> > > > Yeah, I used to love those books. Can't remember them too well by now, but they were pretty good.
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> Man, they were [some of] the best! Aah!
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> > > > -M"loved that bit about the floor that wasn't really there"el
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> Actually, it was the story, 'cause I rmember that in a book there was a first, second, and third story up to twelve about the kids and then it went to fourteen. Aah!
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> > > Oh my goodness... I remember that, although my memory is fading too. I think I used to dream about being in that story.
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> > > fam'remembering is so good'ous
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> Aah!
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> > i still tell people i want a tatoo of a potato on my ankle. anyone remember that story?
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> Aah! I remember that story! I was just pondering as of late what I would like as my first tattoo... not that I'll get one, of course, and I remembered that story. I'd forgotten what it was from, though! And then there was... the ice-cream story.... Oh, and the red/green/yellow balls.... and when one of the girls who for some reason I think I subconsciously associate with you, Unipeg, had to give a note to the teacher on the thirteenth story saying that the other teacher couldn't make it for lunch.... Oh, and how she got stuck in the classroom... they all got straight-As and forgot about the outside and never had to go to the bathroom... not sure if that was the same story... Aah!

well, you got that a tad bit mixed up.... there was one boy who tried to take the note to the 13th story, but the girl ended up there when everyone was ignoring her. and you know what's odd? I think i've always associated myself with that story subconsciously, too
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> > uni"and howzabout the wayside math?"peg
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> Aah! I have that book! I got it when I was even less educated and thought it was, like, Algebra. The stuff those big Junior Highers learned out of those big books with the little print. I didn't like math then.
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> Aah! This is too cool!
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> Chris

heehee, glad to make you feel all happy and stuff

uni"and how about the girl who always wore the big coat? and the one whose name they could never remember?"peg