The Life And Times Of Elliot Braet

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The Beginning Of Death

Sunday, May 11, 2008

Hey People.

Hope you are doing well. Just a few days ago, i participated in the school's annual Enrichment Day. We started off by building a PET Rocket. It actually is just built out of a bulletproof cone, some plastic bottle and a few plastic fins. When we were told that this would be able to be blasted off into the air using just water and compressed air, I was shocked. Soon after building the rocket, we went to the launching platform, which was actually just the rugby pitch. There, we filled our rockets with some tap water, placed our rockets on these three-legged launchers, filled them with compressed air and launched them sky high. It was amazing to see all of the rockets being launched. Even though a few were launched at strange angles, it was an overall success.

That's all for now.
Elliot

SOMEONE, BOY,
GIRL, BOTH.

Elliot!!
WOOT!
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