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Big Bang Boomerang Imagine you’re standing in line for your first rollercoaster ride. All of a sudden you feel excited but at the same time you feel like the whole world stopped except for the extreme rollercoaster going on with so many screams! There are thousands of people around and you feel so excited it feels like you are going to pee your pants. While I and my dad were waiting to get on we just watched the intense rollercoaster go by and hear all the screams just imagining that we were also on with them. That’s how I felt like. One 90 degree day I went to Six Flags in San Antonio, Texas. The first ride that I and my dad went on was the boomerang! That was my very first time riding a rollercoaster. We got in the line which look like

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