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The Cheez: A Short Story
Cheez-its are banned in the cafeteria from now on, all because of what happened on November 14th. This wasn't anybody's fault. It was an awful, awful accident . Someone was trying to eat their Cheez-its peacefully when someone else made him laugh. He started to choke on the Cheez-its. He coughed and coughed and coughed and finally the Cheez-its went flying out of his throat on to the flour. Then, Mrs. Conway walked by. She was quickly walking and smiling at all the eighth grade students, who happen to be her favorite students of all time. I do not think she saw the slippery, slimey, gooey mess of Cheez-its on the floor. As she took her next step, her feet slid out from under her. Her hands looked like rubber as they were flying in the
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