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Plastic by Day, Prehistoric by Night?
By: Madden Shideler, Rudy Gromann, Darren Trok
Late at night, a group of middle school students were wandering around the streets of downtown Fruita. Suddenly, they heard a rattling sound coming from the trees nearby. Their hearts began to race as they looked around, trying to figure out what could be making such a weird noise. That's when they saw it - a dinosaur. But this wasn't just any dinosaur. Its name was Grrrreta, and it was built in 1957. Some people say that they've always been scared of the dinosaurs, and now they know why. The plastic dinosaur seemed to be alive, and they could feel its eyes staring into their souls. The students started to feel bad as they noticed that the dinosaur didn't look like any other dinosaur they had ever seen. And then, as if things couldn't get any worse, they noticed that the dinosaur was wearing clothes - Christmas clothes that it didn't like. As they approached the dinosaur, they could sense that it was angry. The dinosaur started to grow, and its eyes turned red. It transformed into an 80-foot-tall monster, and the students realized that they were in danger. But it was too late - the dinosaur had already caught them. They tried to run, but it was no use. The dinosaur had already swallowed them whole. From that day on, people were always afraid to venture into downtown Fruita at night, for they knew that the dinosaur was still out there waiting to strike again. -By Darren Trok
How To Speak Gibberish!
How To Speak Gibberish!
By: Aubrey Hamman and Malli Maulding
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