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Big Misunderstanding Civil War
This title might sound a bit scary to you but, it was just a big misunderstanding. Okay, this is ‎how it all started. A class was having a teaching on the civil war. The teacher wanted to ‎show, the class a replica of a civil war gun to make the class more interesting. Afterward, ‎the teacher got permission with the principal, to bring it inside. Now, of course, the gun ‎didn’t actually work it was just a replica of course. But some student's parent saw the ‎teacher bringing a rifle to school and called 9-1-1. Then the school went on lockdown. ‎ The police came it was a lot of commotion and other stuff. The teacher has been bringing ‎the rifle to school for several years. It was a big misunderstanding and it all ended well. The ‎parents were
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