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They Get To The X-Ray Machine Analysis
They get to the x-ray room. Then Bill saw the machine and we go scared then said “What is that machine?” Then Bill got so scared he got off the elastic bed and opens up the door grabs a cane from an old guy walking with it. The old guy falls down breaks his legs and ribs. Then Bill gets out of the hospital hopes on Joe’s motorcycle and drives home.
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