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Personal Narrative: Jake Vanderheydt Paintball

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The third time I took Jake Vanderheydt paintballing was the funniest/best time I 've ever gone with him. It was a clear Sunday morning when me and jake arrived at Pekin Paintball. We were ready to kick some butt. We got all geared up and ready to go but there were only about 3 other people there so we couldn 't start at match until we had an even amount of people on each team so me and jake went on a speedball field and played one on one. It was going fine until jakes gu started acting up. His gun seemed to mess up every time we went, I think that it only worked about one time we 've gone. Since Jakes gun didn 't work he had to go get a rental gun which cost $25. When he got his gun there were enough people there to play a game. Everything

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