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1. Just recently, a neighbor of ours received a summons after lights were out, (of course), for parking his car within fifteen (15) feet of a fire hydrant

2. found a hydrant, and idled the Caddy

3. The bloody CTS ditched by a fire hydrant

4. I woke up on top of a fire hydrant

5. When I applied brakes and tried to turn right, my Subaru just kept on sliding at 2 mph into both a fire hydrant and a street sign doing extensive, mostly cosmetic damage to the car than I received in NM over the SD wreck

6. “I’m furthermore instructed that you want to refuel my planes by a lousy hydrant system

7. crewmen tripped the switch to the hydrant on Spot 6

8. “Where’s that damned Lieutenant who wanted to use this stinking hydrant system?” Ken walked around and into the spotlights from the 011-A’s

9. “The one that starts the hydrant system pumping avgas

10. The cover came off the hydrant and avgas sprayed all over the bottom of the ship

11. He then sprinted from the scene disposing of his blue bandana in the stream that a fire hydrant that was sprouting water had made

12. The mechanic parks the coupe haphazardly by a motorized hydrant as the man pulls out the boss as he opens the passenger side

13. The crow rested on a fire hydrant

14. Four minutes later, fire and rescue pulled up to the Tasty Nipple, pulled hoses and hooked them up to the hydrant at the end of the block

15. Seated on the fire hydrant at the edge of the playground, Don waited for the bell to ring

16. I flew across the street near the fire hydrant

17. I flew up and over to the fire hydrant

18. I bent the hydrant until it busted into a spring

19. The elderly woman who stood there in her nightgown was as dark and squat as a fire hydrant, if a fire hydrant could carry a baseball bat

20. Or in a two-piece near an open hydrant somewhere in Queens, not much older than the toddler splashing through puddles behind her had now grown up to be

21. It makes no sense, he’s thinking, that someone should have opened a hydrant here in this forsaken part of town—and all at once he’s aware of a curtain of water shearing up over the windshield and of a sort of floaty feeling, a loud blam halting his progress while something else comes and whumps him on the back of the head

22. Benjamin drove ahead, parked his unmarked in front of a hydrant up the block, and waited there

23. I got this awful feeling we were going to hit that fire hydrant