Things you did as a kid that your kids will never do

captain morgan

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A Mouse Once Bit My Sister
Lawn Darts.

 

petros

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That's so you knew it was turning but then again where could you buy bearings that fit U shaped fencing nails and 3/4" galvanized conduit. A piece of crazee carpet would only last so long as a sleeve for a quick fix.
 

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And that's another thing...setting land-speed records on crazy carpets, sans helmets natch. Man them bastards could go. Didn't wanna skip over a rock and graze your tailbone though.
 

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Super Slider Snow Skates...those were good for a concussion or two every winter.

Now that cars don't have bumpers kids will never know the joy of bumper shining.
 

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Filling out your order slip at the liquor store or Consumers Distributing.
 

petros

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Filling out your order slip at the liquor store or Consumers Distributing.

Or eat at Ponderosa next door to Consumers Distributing

Crazy carpets were the beginning of plastic childhood, my generation used flat wooden things called toboggans. Skate blades were made of flint.

Nothing beat a 1940 dodge truck hood that was turtle waxed.
 

Sal

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Filling out your order slip at the liquor store or Consumers Distributing.
ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooomg I had forgotten about that...

they will never hear the ding alert when they pull into a gas station...nor will they ever get their windows washed or a free oil check
 

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Getting up to change the channel. Or, sending your younger brother up to change the channel.
 

Sal

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running to the corner store to pick up a package of cigarettes for their parents