Football Shooting Narrative

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I remember when one day when me and my friends were playing football in a nearby field and somebody threw the ball over the fence. This is what happened after the ball was thrown or the fence.

So after the ball was thrown over the fence. Was debating on who was going to get the ball. Nobody really wanted to because there was like a forest or something behind the fence. We all agreed we all go over there and get the ball. So we all went over there.

When we located the ball we found a BB gun right beside it. We all started to stare. One of my friends picked it up and shook it and heard there was still some BB’s in it. We all ran back to the field. We all took turns shooting in the air. One of my friends said let’s shoot people cars.

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