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#504266 Just Dave (User) Expert Boarder Posts: 439 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Another cool thing we discovered is that you can pack the barrel of a bb gun with spaghetti. Got the same coverage as a scatter gun at 10 feet. I remember a piece of Spaghetti sticking all the way through my older brothers jaw. He still has a little scar from it today.   Logged     A Happy Traveler has no Particular Destination   The administrator has disabled public write access. #504269 jd750ace (User) I'm not IN danger, I AM the danger Platinum Boarder Posts: 8446 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Dang it, DAVE! Now I gotta ask!: With or without a BB behind the noodle? My Red Rider is in the other room!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504285 Edge51 (User) 2000 Roadstar Platinum Boarder Posts: 2290 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   you guys talkin alot about cannons and guns that shot whatever...we were in the bush too....we had bows & knives...& pellet guns...I remember my rifle..had a bent barrel...I was the only one who could hit anything with it.. and pretty accurate too...@ 50 yards I could still hit a person with that bent barrel...   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504286 StarSergeant (User) Senior Boarder Posts: 386 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Seeing that Big Wheel at the beginning of the thread reminds me that we used to tie a rope to ours and pull it around with the bicycle. Man, rounding corners as we went from street to street was awesome. No traction on those plastic tires always meant you were gonna slide wide! It was great until it flipped over and you got the road rash. The streets here in florida were made from ground up sea shells mixed in with the asphalt. Pretty rough on the skin.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504287 Tug (User) ride free. live free. or die tryin Platinum Boarder Posts: 4994 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   This whole thread brings back a lot of fond memories. I'm seriously surprised that I'm still alive after all the FUN that I used to have   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504289 buckshot (User) Platinum Boarder Posts: 1220 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Boatmark wrote: Bottle rocket wars!!! Bottle rockets stuck in the barrel of our BB guns for better aiming.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504291 blue_star (User) Better to burn out than fade away! Platinum Boarder Posts: 5367 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Tug wrote: This whole thread brings back a lot of fond memories. I'm seriously surprised that I'm still alive after all the FUN that I used to have You're not the only one. I can't see any reason why I've lived as long as I have.   Logged     http://s1271.beta.photobucket.com/user/bluestar825/library/ It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one\'s mouth and remove all doubt. Mark Twain   The administrator has disabled public write access. #504292 Just Dave (User) Expert Boarder Posts: 439 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   jd750ace wrote: Dang it, DAVE! Now I gotta ask!: With or without a BB behind the noodle? My Red Rider is in the other room! No BB. We had pump up CROSSMAN 66'S I believe was the model #. You just stick as many pieces as will fit without having to jam them in.   Logged     Last Edit: 2012/06/15 22:47 By Just Dave.   A Happy Traveler has no Particular Destination   The administrator has disabled public write access. #504293 jd750ace (User) I'm not IN danger, I AM the danger Platinum Boarder Posts: 8446 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   Better yet, fire the BB gun to give the bottle rockets a little "boost"!   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access. #504374 kozaturf (User) Gold Boarder Posts: 630 Re:The 70s 1 Year ago   txulrich wrote: I was the best heavy equipment operator in my neighbor's sandbox. We used to drag the hose over to the hill just off the property and freeze it in the winter for faster sledding. It was especially wicked with a metal saucer. In later years, we played 6 on 6 tackle football w/o pads. Many a bruise later, it was lucky that no one ever broke anything. We used to play football before band practice same thing full contact no pads however we played until one of the guys broke a finger (always happened) luckily he played tuba so finger splints were no problem. txulrich wrote: How many of us had to go search other campsites for bacon stretchers and/or smoke shifters? How about muffler bearings for the trip home? And of course we cannot forget the infamous Snipe Hunts. As Scouting no longer allows these activities (they consider them to be hazing) I fear a whole generation will not be aware of simple pleasures in life. Don't forget a sky-hook, 50ft. of shoreline and as for smoke-shifters ours always had to be left-handed cause the right-handed ones never worked.   Logged       The administrator has disabled public write access.

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