Ratickle
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Probably a good thing, otherwise there may be a bunch of little "Buoy's" bobbing in the channels.
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Probably a good thing, otherwise there may be a bunch of little "Buoy's" bobbing in the channels.
MacGyver
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probably a good thing, otherwise there may be a bunch of little "buoy's" bobbing in the channels.
lmao :03:
Buoy
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Probably a good thing, otherwise there may be a bunch of little "Buoy's" bobbing in the channels.
Could you imagine having to deal with more of "me's"...
There is only one little Buoy.
And she was born 5 yrs. after I got married.
I actually had a sigh of relief on my first wedding day that I made it to getting married before having any kids.
Married for the second time now, and there is NO chance of kid's unless there is another immaculate conception.
23 yr step daughter, and 9 yr natural daughter.
Love 'em both!
But from here on out, I'll just stick to me and the wife, and our dogs.
fund razor
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Airpacker
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Anyone remember the McDonalds commercial in the 70's that stated you can feed a family of four for five dollars and get change back? I bought my kid a meal deal there the other nite. $11.00. Hears your 12 cents change. Hory chit.
Now, as for bike jumping My older brother set the world record ( we thought) He jumped his one speed wonder over a 74 Honda civic. Landed so hard the frame buckled and both pedals were on the ground at the same time. I tried to duplictae the feat on my ape barred, banana seated, sissy bar 3 speed and ended up with two broken collar bones, sever lacerations to my head and a nasty shiner. All which I wore with pride for weeks
National geographic had "Boobies" in it.
Milk came daily in a truck and you found it in the "milk box" which was a hole in the wall with doors beside your house door.
Taking the bus cost 5 cents. On really rainy days, we would part with a nickel of our snow shovelling or grass mowing money so as to arrive at school semi dry and not have to sit in wet gotch all day.
We each had a list of chores we were expected to do every week or the priveledge of spending the weekend hanging with our friends was revoked until said chores were done.
We could play "army" for hours on end with toy guns, sawed off hockey sticks or whatever you could find.
Street lights meant curfew.
CAR! was the cry of the surburban hoser in training. It meant move the hockey nets and let the cars drive by on the road.
I can't think of the last time I saw a group of kids playing street shinny.
Now, as for bike jumping
My older brother set the world record ( we thought) He jumped his one speed wonder over a 74 Honda civic. Landed so hard the frame buckled and both pedals were on the ground at the same time. I tried to duplictae the feat on my ape barred, banana seated, sissy bar 3 speed and ended up with two broken collar bones, sever lacerations to my head and a nasty shiner. All which I wore with pride for weeks National geographic had "Boobies" in it.
Milk came daily in a truck and you found it in the "milk box" which was a hole in the wall with doors beside your house door.
Taking the bus cost 5 cents. On really rainy days, we would part with a nickel of our snow shovelling or grass mowing money so as to arrive at school semi dry and not have to sit in wet gotch all day.
We each had a list of chores we were expected to do every week or the priveledge of spending the weekend hanging with our friends was revoked until said chores were done.
We could play "army" for hours on end with toy guns, sawed off hockey sticks or whatever you could find.
Street lights meant curfew.
CAR! was the cry of the surburban hoser in training. It meant move the hockey nets and let the cars drive by on the road.
I can't think of the last time I saw a group of kids playing street shinny.
fund razor
Founding Member
I can't think of the last time I saw a group of kids playing street shinny.
They still do... but they don't move for the cars. Cars are expected to go around.
MOBILEMERCMAN
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fund razor
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MOBILEMERCMAN
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How about Kojak huffing on a cig in every seen.
fund razor
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Ahhhh.... pre lollipops.
MOBILEMERCMAN
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Yea Baby.
Buoy
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A girl in the neighborhood got us our first smokes using this method.
fund razor
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I always wondered what would be the result of a study on cause of death of early microwave owners.
My grandma had one of those big bastages. It may have been lead lined. It was a monster. The lights dimmed in a 3 block area and the garage doors went up and down when she turned it on. And lined went through the picture on the tv...
But she died of cancer in 85.
So I guess that's a head start on the study.
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