Write a personal statement one line at a time

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Gern Blansten

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I saw this on a different forum and it was pretty funny.

Everyone follow the previous post with one line from the personal statement until we get a complete personal statement. Be adventurous.

I will start it:

I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist.
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!"
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas?"
 
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I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas? I said, "Because you can sit around all day, do crossword puzzles or surf the internet, stick things in people's orifices, and then make a lot of money."
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas? I said, "Because you can sit around all day, do crossword puzzles or surf the internet, stick things in people's orifices, and then make a lot of money."
However, my dream was almost shattered when, at the tender young age of 15, I...
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas? I said, "Because you can sit around all day, do crossword puzzles or surf the internet, stick things in people's orifices, and then make a lot of money."
However, my dream was almost shattered when, at the tender young age of 15, I climbed under the drapes...
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas? I said, "Because you can sit around all day, do crossword puzzles or surf the internet, stick things in people's orifices, and then make a lot of money."
However, my dream was almost shattered when, at the tender young age of 15, I climbed under the drapes, hiding from the surgeon who had already thrown his scalpel at me. The only thing I remember him shouting was, " ...
 
I knew at an early age that I was destined to be an anesthesiologist. In kindergarten I used to tell all my friends, "Someday I'm gonna get paid for passing gas!" I'll never forget how my friends laughed at me, saying "why would anyone go through 4 years university, 4 years med school and 4 years residency to simply pass gas? I said, "Because you can sit around all day, do crossword puzzles or surf the internet, stick things in people's orifices, and then make a lot of money."
However, my dream was almost shattered when, at the tender young age of 15, I climbed under the drapes, hiding from the surgeon who had already thrown his scalpel at me. The only thing I remember him shouting was, "oops" I then went back under the sheets and heard him "...