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10/09/05
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posted by Richard Sense
In the early 40's we played a lot of war games, the boys being soldiers or pilots, and the girls sometimes nurses. One day a "Fix the wound" game changed to, "Let's play doctor." Just as things were starting to get intreresting in the shed behind the apartment building, a mother suddenly appeared and we quickly scattered, buttoning up as we ran.
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