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My Man Cave Research Paper

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The Man Cave As you walk into my man cave you have to watch out with Mount Boxers. It’s a dangerous journey, but many people made it into my man cave ( Mom and Dad) and feeded the mighty dragon(I’m the dragon). The Man Cave can be very clean and very smelly and disgusting when all my sweaty and nasty clothes and have not been washed or when I forget to do my laundry on laundry day. Anyways my man cave has a smell that is unpleasant so I have to have an air freshener and spray every 30 mins, even though I open my window. The man cave is where all my friends come in and play around and have fun. My man cave is a sometimes quiet, but it’s mostly not. “Why”, you ask? It’s because I can hear my baby sister crying, laughing,

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