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		<title>By: Bethany</title>
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		<dc:creator>Bethany</dc:creator>
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		<description>Points!

1)  My father once told my brother and I to just &quot;fight it out&quot; after we got into a disagreement over who was entitled to play with a spectacular orange shovel by the shores of Moosup Pond.  We were 8 and 9, respectively.  &quot;Slappies&quot; evolved into &quot;kickies&quot; and then &quot;punchies/amature judo&quot; and finally no holds barred MMA.  At the climax of the battle, my brother pushed my head under water and held it there until I nearly lost consciousness, but at the vital moment, with a surge of strength, I was able to throw him several feet into the air.  He came down on some rocks, cried, and I got the shovel.  Children, in addition to being dream killers, are monsters.

2) I grew up in a town bordering Salisbury, CT, and Rip is a fixture in the area, known for being constantly drunk and, more often than not, packing heat.   I believe the bank he broke into used to be a shitty restaurant/B+B, so perhaps he was just craving some overdone steak and a lumpy mattress for the night.

3) Re:  Why Charlie R. still employed.  Answer:  Fear of mummy&#039;s curse.  Did you see him at the state of the union?  Yeesh.

4) I am saddened a bit by new Kitchen Nightmares.  Still poorly editted.  Only now the narrator spends even more time explaining everything that just happened for the vision/perception impaired.  Grumble!

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<p>1)  My father once told my brother and I to just &#8220;fight it out&#8221; after we got into a disagreement over who was entitled to play with a spectacular orange shovel by the shores of Moosup Pond.  We were 8 and 9, respectively.  &#8220;Slappies&#8221; evolved into &#8220;kickies&#8221; and then &#8220;punchies/amature judo&#8221; and finally no holds barred MMA.  At the climax of the battle, my brother pushed my head under water and held it there until I nearly lost consciousness, but at the vital moment, with a surge of strength, I was able to throw him several feet into the air.  He came down on some rocks, cried, and I got the shovel.  Children, in addition to being dream killers, are monsters.</p>
<p>2) I grew up in a town bordering Salisbury, CT, and Rip is a fixture in the area, known for being constantly drunk and, more often than not, packing heat.   I believe the bank he broke into used to be a shitty restaurant/B+B, so perhaps he was just craving some overdone steak and a lumpy mattress for the night.</p>
<p>3) Re:  Why Charlie R. still employed.  Answer:  Fear of mummy&#8217;s curse.  Did you see him at the state of the union?  Yeesh.</p>
<p>4) I am saddened a bit by new Kitchen Nightmares.  Still poorly editted.  Only now the narrator spends even more time explaining everything that just happened for the vision/perception impaired.  Grumble!</p>
<p>Fin.</p>
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