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| D'arby wouldn't leave until we bought her cotton candy. | I also had to buy her pants, because her jeans never dried and she was freezing. Hayley got a sweatshirt. | A few years ago, D'arby wanted to go into this funhouse. As we approached the ticket booth, screams started coming from inside. Not spooky-ha-ha screams, but screams like someone was being gutted, so we ran off. D'arby and Donna almost went in this time, but decided against it. | This makes me think of Gen. | I had D'arby this close to getting on the Typhon. | She said she really wanted to, but wouldn't. She's a big chicken. | She swears she'll go next time. | She made up for it a little by pointing out the most hilarious mural I've ever seen. | Don't they look like they're being shot at? | I can't stop laughing at them. | Especially this little guy. That's just messed up. (start) |