prompt: Growing up, I use to go outside at twilight and see how many lightning bugs I could kill with a baseball bat. It was one of my favorite activities as a kid. I still do it to this day as an adult. It helped make me a good baseball hitter too.
chosen.content: Growing up, I use to go outside at twilight and see how many lightning bugs I could kill with a baseball bat. It was one of my favorite activities as a kid. I still do it to this day as an adult. It helped make me a good baseball hitter too.
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chosen.content: I use to play in the mud puddles and make up imaginary games. My dad had taken me to baseball games, so I always had an interest in the sport. The lightning bug game is certainly a creative way to hone one's skills. Sounds like it is still one of your favorite activities.
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rejected.content: Growing up, I use to go outside at twilight and see how many lightning bugs I could kill with a baseball bat. It was one of my favorite activities as a kid. I still do it to this day as an adult. It helped make me a good baseball hitter too.
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rejected.content: I would describe this childhood activity as a mix of macabre and whimsical. While it's morbid to kill lightning bugs, it's still kind of charming as a kid to do it, especially since it's related to a favorite activity. Sounds like the practice helped you become a good baseball hitter too. It's an unorthodox method, but it definitely sounds like it had its own benefits.
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