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The Farmer Reunion Analysis

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The Farmers Reunion Ten years ago there was a field trip. It started like this 14 kids 3 teachers and one bus driver it was a rainy day. Everybody hopped on a bus and they took off to some historic cornfields about 40 miles away. They had lots of fun until the ride home, they drove about 5 miles till they here the bus pop and make a lot of racket then the bus starts to slow down and they come to a sudden stop. They broke down so the teachers started to walk back. Two hours later they see no sign of the teachers so they try to start the bus again and it starts right up so they start driving back to the cornfields slowly. Then they see the teachers laying there bloody and no sign of life. Then out of nowhere a farmer with an ax so the bus driver

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