Personal Narrative Essay: Little Caesar's Gun

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For my summer my main highlight was the doing airsoft with my brother. I got an idea from going to the fair three days out of four. There was a carnival game called “shoot out the star”. The way to win the game was to shoot out the red star with a full automatic airsoft gun with hundred pellets from fifteen feet away. I saw a lot of people try it and fail. This got me thinking on how I can practice using my own airsoft guns at home. So after the three days at the fair I told my brother the plan and he thought it was a cool idea. So I got the Little Caesars pizza box when we had eaten from a couple of days. I then got a piece of paper and drew a terrible star. This was very entertaining for my brother and I because it was nearly identical

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