To: Clive
Reminds me of when we used to make cannons out of coke cans, lighter fluid and tennis balls. Those were the days.
3 posted on
10/13/2005 6:38:12 PM PDT by
NavVet
(“Benedict Arnold was wounded in battle fighting for America, but no one remembers him for that.”)
To: NavVet
Reminds me of when we used to make cannons out of coke cans, lighter fluid and tennis balls. Those were the days
In the 50's we made cannons out 1 1/2 inch pipe, C batteries and cherry bombs. These were dangerous.
4 posted on
10/13/2005 6:50:18 PM PDT by
jec41
(Screaming Eagle)
To: NavVet; RS
Reminds me of when we used to make cannons out of coke cans, lighter fluid and tennis balls. Those were the days. Islamofascist terrorist alert! Quick, call the knee-jerks!
5 posted on
10/13/2005 6:51:26 PM PDT by
Gondring
(I'll give up my right to die when hell freezes over my dead body!)
To: NavVet
They used to flood Fallon Field in Roslindale Massachusetts in the winter ... maybe a foot or so deep ... and it would freeze and ... well ... I think I've seen myself in one of those Currier and Ives paintings.
Rubber ice we called it when it was on it's way in, or on it's way out ... and I took the dare (I think I was in Kinnygaht'n), and I broke through, got soaking , freezing wet, laughed it off(outwardly, 'cause y' can't cry in front of your friends), and 'allowed' my mother to smother me in mother's warmth ...
Aw hell ... I think I'm gonna' cry.
Who started this stupid thread, anyway?
8 posted on
10/13/2005 6:53:52 PM PDT by
knarf
(A place where anyone can learn anything ... especially that which promotes clear thinking.)
To: NavVet
My son did that.
Scared the crap out of the dog across the street so badly that he had to stop. Thank goodness.
Scared me too.
33 posted on
10/13/2005 8:02:36 PM PDT by
It's me
To: NavVet
I remember those old days, now obliterated by trial lawyers and risk managers.
36 posted on
10/13/2005 8:36:28 PM PDT by
Chickensoup
(Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!)
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