The Washington D.C. Trip – The Transdimensional Archives

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In my 8th grade year I did go to Washington. However we didn't stop at plot to stop a robbery, we did have some fun. This is partly based upon a true story. <h5><center> The Washington D.C. Trip By Lamont Christopher Doyle Stewart </center></h5>

Parking Lot of Morton Middle School > Tuesday, November 9, 1993 9:58 p.m. Lamont and his friends pack their suitcases in the bus and got on. After a few seat changes, Lamont was stuck setting next to Jacob McLaughlin. On the way down there, they took three busses. The bus that Lamont was on had a TV and VCR. They watched the original Star Wars movie. The first truck stop was closed so they went to the next one. Lamont and Jacob argued over the window seat for a while. Then Jacob had gotten a good idea, (gasp) they were to find in alphabetical order, the first letter on words on signs. Jacob gave up after E, but Lamont found words until P.

Washington D.C. Two army guys had gotten together, to plan the robbery of the National Mint.

Somewhere on I-70 4:45 p.m. The bus continued to Washington. Every one was a sleep. Lamont was drowsy and bored, so he reclined Jacob's seat all the way back and asked Jamie Pounds who was behind him to push his seat back. She did, and Jacob hit the seat in front of him. Jacob quickly awoke, looked around, and fell back asleep.

They explored Washington for awhile, site seeing and all that stuff. Then they walked into the FBI building, not knowing that this would be no ordinary trip. Lamont said, "Wow, that metal detector was loud." Mandy said, "Well, at least you didn't have to walk through it eleven times." Jamie said, "It could be worse." Lamont said, "Yeah, you could be stuck with Jacob." "Ha, ha, very funny," Jacob said. Then they got separated from the group. They looked around, but then they heard something interesting. Private Ryan said, "Soon the Mint will be ours." General Bobby said, "Yes, no one can stop our plan." The group slowly backed away, but hit an alarm. That is when they were noticed. Brad Bergman said, "I think we're in trouble." They ran as fast as they could to the roof of the building, but they were trapped there. However, Lamont was not about to become another causality. He had learned some things from Zhane about escaping. He put together some clothes lines and had Brad lasso a light post, and they slid down it. The two army people followed, but the FBI was at the bottom. An agent said, "Okay, what's going on here?" Lamont quickly pulled out a tape that he had recorded of the two's conversation, that no one knew he taped it. The FBI arrested the two and Lamont and his friends got a reward for turning them in. Later, they caught up with the group, and they explored the rest of our capital.

Somewhere in Dayton, Ohio Some Guy: Our person in charge of the Vandalia operation has failed to take out a group of teenagers that saw too much. You will infiltrate a train going that way, and take care of the problem, then see if you can find a replacement for the failure. (He handed another guy some papers.) The other person saluted and said, "Yes Sir!"

Next time; A simple study hall turns into chaos when they railroaders face off with Chaos.

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