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This is La Quan he is a citizen of cloud town, he is a watermelon delivery boy. On a rainy day he was flying through the air to go pick up some watermelons. When all of a sudden he started to doze off. Then out of the blue there was a flying semi truck, He luckily dodged it by the hair on his chinny chin chin. He looked to his phone to find the address of the delivery pick up it was tumtum town 1490 banana ave. When he arrived, he picked the freshest melons. He was flying fine and then all of the sudden he ran out of gas! He started to descend and fell on a lake. He got out and saw all of his melons in the water so he stood on the watermelons. He was furious! He got a big cloud vacuum and sucked the melons up. His boss was so mad that he fired
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