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During Social Studies, Slater let out a loud fart then laughed about it.
His eyes widened, he slapped his hand over his mouth, and whispered, “Pardon
moi.”
Randy waved his hand over his nose and pointed at me. You’d think he’d know
I don’t fart, since we’d been in the same class since the third grade. I’d
provided enough gas-free space that I could’ve charged admission to have kids
sit by my desk for a respite from Randy’s stink.
“Was that your fart or Will’s?” Randy asked Slater, as if he’d never cut
the cheese. Even Harrison was ready
to blame me for what I’d never done. Well, at least in school.
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Read as my little friend gets caught in a blame game of Who Cut the Cheese? Bruce Coville said something to the effect that, "In order to be successful in writing for children, you need at least one of five words: fart, poop, burp, butt," and I can't remember the last one. Any suggestions?
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