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One of the closest things to 'horror movie' I ever saw: Late one night, I was walking down Capitol Hill, Seattle. Ahead of me I saw a girl riding piggyback on a guy, and a third girl trying to be the third tier on the piggyback cake, if you will. As I drew near,

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she managed to successfully climb onto the top, and they made a strange, lumpy silhouette in the amber glow of the streetlamps. But then the structure teetered forward, and the top girl fell face down into the pavement. She was picking her teeth off the ground as I passed.