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Originally Posted by asmo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB16klLODYk
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Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB16klLODYk
Rub some dirt on it... Walk it off...
AH the days of metal slides,metal swing seats with chains, concrete playgrounds etc. stitches,abrasions,bruises etc. How did we live through it ?
I'm sure this applies to more than a few of us..... Bert, looking at you buddy..... You too Jim.....
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No doubt, we used to "appropriate" BigWheels and rage the roads at Red Rocks at night.Quote:
Originally Posted by rondog
The cops used to laugh at us.
My nickname within the extended family as a child was "Crash" due to the amount of emergency room time for stitches on a regular basis
Hold my juicebox and watch this!
OK, that's funny!Quote:
Originally Posted by glenncal1
my favorite line "Mom, does this need stitches?"
answer was usually "get in the car". grumble grumble where's my purse.
Lots of stitches and scars, no broken bones though and I'm not sure how, I've hit the ground hard many times. lol
I've always said, scars are like tattoos with better stories.......
And as a child of the 80's in the northwoods of MN, I wasn't any better than the boys of the 70's. Amazingly I never got stitches until I was nearly 30 but I did manage a cast and staples to close the incision from installing a couple pins by age 12.