to this day , i still walk up to my old buddies places, they or most of them are married. I will say can Mike come out to play? Funny about some of the reactions i get lol
Let me tell you about the good ole days,
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to this day , i still walk up to my old buddies places, they or most of them are married. I will say can Mike come out to play? Funny about some of the reactions i get lol
yea no shit. whats a rear wheel drive now days?
hell he is a straight A student, High Honors to say the least, He loves school, didnt get it from me thats for sure lol
cant believe nobody has anything to say to this post, gonna make my son wach it lol
Will E Worm
Conspiracy...
I dont know if im in a single boat here but this child of mine refuses to want to learn anything that requires real work,anyone else in this boat"? Its not like i dont try and teach him some hard work. we go out and get firewood in each year and its like trying to pull teeth with this kid. eventually he will buy into it but i was ride him pretty hard. but once we are done and i say ok you can get on the net now, hell he blazes a trail from outside to inside lol
Facetious
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^ For every hour that he's on the dope (computer) he should have to match it with equal time on his readin' writin' 'rithmetic or outdoor physical activity, otherwise he's going to be a lazy pudgy lush and never grow up. YOU have to instill the courage within yourself to be "the dick" sometimes. Nobody said that it was easy being a good parent.
You won't teach him to respect you if he always gets his way.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BE YOUR CHILD'S FRIEND !
They'll thank you later
:2 cents: :hatsoff:
You won't teach him to respect you if he always gets his way.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO BE YOUR CHILD'S FRIEND !
They'll thank you later
:2 cents: :hatsoff:
Born in '87 but...
Remember when MTV actually had M (music)?
Remember when there were sitcoms on T.V.?
Remember NBA on NBC?
Remember pogs?
Remember buying CDs?
P.S. - Great thread OP:thumbsup:
Remember when MTV actually had M (music)?
Remember when there were sitcoms on T.V.?
Remember NBA on NBC?
Remember pogs?
Remember buying CDs?
P.S. - Great thread OP:thumbsup:
cigarettes{15 cents a pack} gas{10 cents a gallon} ride a bus all over chicago{5 cents}
When a Bicycle had one gear. Have to got school nowdays to learn how to operate one
How about playing baseball or basketball all day outside instead of kids (and adults) glued to fucking WII's!
What the fuck are all those numbers? My first car was a... err.. ::gives it some thought:: A blue.. chevy.. something. It had fuel injection and 4 cylinders. I'm not entirely sure but.. it sucked tons.. upon tons.. of ass. Sort of like a go kart posing as a car.
in the good old days there was no AIDS and chicks were easy
Philbert
Banned
I remember now...God how I envy you the experience. My all time favorite hot car...Firebird 400ci.
My bud had a SS 396 after acing his driveshaft doing wheelies in his Olds 442...I had the use of my mom's '59 Chevy station wagon. The one with the wings...:rofl:
I can remember the shock I felt when the family went to a friend's house to see the newest thing in TV...a COLOR TV! We watched Disney, then...Bonanza...I was stunned; Little Joe's horse was a brown pinto! I had no idea it wasn't black and white...
Now, of course, I critique HD sets for people, and am a bit blaise about DVD if if isn't BluRay.
I saw Milton Berle on Live TV; Jack Parr's last show; and filmed the Moon landing with my Dad on a 8 mm movie camera.
I keep it all in perspective...got DVDs of the Cisco Kid, Annie Oakley, Red Skelton...just to keep in touch.
Shit back when I was a kid the adults said the same thing except they bitched about kids being glued to the fucking televisions. Going way back they probably said the same thing about radios.
Will E Worm
Conspiracy...
Which era are you talking about?
The further back you go the less easy they were.
Also, the pregnant teens were shipped off and away.
Philbert
Banned
Which era are you talking about?
The further back you go the less easy they were.
Also, the pregnant teens were shipped off and away.
Easy isn't a criteria...involved is.
The easier a thing is, the quicker we are done with it and move on to something else...the more things we do in a given time the less we grasp the activity, and the more overwhelming the amount of things we are uninvolved in. I'd had fun playing hours of kickball with the whole block's kid population, til dinnertime killed the game.
Now, there are so many activities available, most kids never see any, or a very few, of the other kids on the same block in any specific time period.
Tired from hours on online or tv gaming is a different kind of tired; running and yelling for hours is a guarantee of a good night's sleep.
And having sex occurs before the pregnancy, so girls being easy isn't connected to where they went if they got preggers.
Anyway, fear of STDs or pregnancy have affected a lot of casual sex; anyone with half a brain is careful who they do it with before vetting the said new meat.
Watching TV and having to get up to lowering or increasing the volume or to change channels by rotating the dial clockwise or counterclockwise to another channel.
Rotary wheel phones....
Going to the arcade because those games were better than what you could play at home with the atari 2600.
Rotary wheel phones....
Going to the arcade because those games were better than what you could play at home with the atari 2600.
Eric Lindros
#88
My first computer for playing games: a Commodore 64.
I liked to play sportgames, but the 100m or the longjump playing with an old joystick....yack!
I think that was my first "handjob".
I liked to play sportgames, but the 100m or the longjump playing with an old joystick....yack!
I think that was my first "handjob".
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