Personal Narrative: Jojo And Imagine Them As A Hot Dog

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Have you ever had that time were you could not stop laughing? I have. Ryan and I were in the hot, disgusting cafeteria when we thought we hadn't had a good laugh in a while. So we saw our gym coach and thought how funny would it be if we saw him as a hot dog. It was the most funniest thing ever. And so When you see someone, you discuss, point, and say, Jojo and "Imagine them as a hot dog." Then to make it funnier, add hair colors and accessories, like long hair, shoes, glasses, shirts, and pants. so We even like it more because people don't get offended because they don't even know what we are talking about.

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