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'''Jane''' is in [[2001]] a resident of [[Cedar Grove]], [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]]. She calls into [[Chatterbox FM]] discussing her dislike of video games such as [[Pogo the Monkey (game)|Pogo the Monkey]]. She tells [[Lazlow Jones|Lazlow]] that she lets her kids play video games and they started to look for gold coins around their house. From that she most likely let her kids play [[wikipedia: Super Mario Bros|Super Mario Bros.]]. She also says that her | '''Jane''' is in [[2001]] a resident of [[Cedar Grove]], [[Liberty City in GTA III Era|Liberty City]]. She calls into [[Chatterbox FM]] discussing her dislike of video games such as [[Pogo the Monkey (game)|Pogo the Monkey]]. She tells [[Lazlow Jones|Lazlow]] that she lets her kids play video games and they started to look for gold coins around their house. From that she most likely let her kids play [[wikipedia:Super Mario Bros|Super Mario Bros.]]. She also says that her son's dog, [[Hugo]] was hit and the kid responded by asking where the reset button was. She also received a phone call from her son [[Sam (GTA III)|Sam's]] shop teacher telling her that Sam made a homemade banana cannon and lobbed bananas at a fast food restaurant. The conversation ends abruptly when she states that life does not have a reset button. Lazlow however responds by saying life doesn't but the radio station does. | ||
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Revision as of 12:27, 9 March 2010
Jane is in 2001 a resident of Cedar Grove, Liberty City. She calls into Chatterbox FM discussing her dislike of video games such as Pogo the Monkey. She tells Lazlow that she lets her kids play video games and they started to look for gold coins around their house. From that she most likely let her kids play Super Mario Bros.. She also says that her son's dog, Hugo was hit and the kid responded by asking where the reset button was. She also received a phone call from her son Sam's shop teacher telling her that Sam made a homemade banana cannon and lobbed bananas at a fast food restaurant. The conversation ends abruptly when she states that life does not have a reset button. Lazlow however responds by saying life doesn't but the radio station does.