drop the craziest thing you have ever done the best answer gets to be the top brainliest let it begin plus u gt 50

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Okay so not super crazy but one night me, my brothers, my cousin, and a few friends from our campground stayed up all night and walked in the rain. Not the crazy part though obviously. It was pouring and we got to the complete opposite side of the camp and through the woods and thought it was a good idea to go to the 'abandoned bathrooms" at like 2 in the morning. So we walked through the woods and made it there, we then found that someone boarded it up so you couldn't enter the bathrooms anymore. My older brother found a crowbar on the ground and beat the hecc out of the boys side boards until we could go in. We went in and messed around for a bit. We didn't make it home until the early hours of the morning. It was really fun and we got to scare my cousin lol

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