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#1 (permalink) Sun Aug 03, 2008 7:44 am Anecdote about earthquake

The last one: "Another piffle: The puce apple fell down from the desk. Teacher stop leapping -said a pupil. The peckish and pudgy man said petrified -I think it's a pother. It's an earthquake-. And it was..." -Make it more suitable for my eyes. Embellish it with grammar's rules. Based on a true anecdote. July 29 08, CA, USA 5.4 Ritcher's scale. Gracias By the way, I'm sleepy. I must go to bed : )

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