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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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And that's a bazooka in your hand
The first snowplows come rumbling through. Except it's not a snowplow, it's a tank, and that's a bazooka in your hand. Bam!
Hi,
The above is from the novel Loser. How come a snowplow becomes a tank? When you snowballfight, would you fire a bazooka? Thanks.
Hi,
The above is from the novel Loser. How come a snowplow becomes a tank? When you snowballfight, would you fire a bazooka? Thanks.
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The child (I presume the speaker is a child or is talking of children) is fantasizing.
- The child (I presume the speaker is a child or is talking of children) is fantasizing.
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The child (I presume the speaker is a child or is talking of children) is fantasizing.
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Hi,
It sounds like a matter of using one's imagination.
iIs it perhaps a kid who is pretending that the snowplow is a tank and the shovel in his hand is a bazooka?
Clivet
It sounds like a matter of using one's imagination.
iIs it perhaps a kid who is pretending that the snowplow is a tank and the shovel in his hand is a bazooka?
Clivet
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