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TOPIC: Re:The 70s
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Erbman02 (User)
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Boatmark wrote:
Bottle rocket wars!!!
Thats nothing, we found pen flares in an abandoned VW Bug, take 20 steps, turn and fire. Can you say brush fire. lol
Use to take the Estees rockets, use a booster engine, but have it go off when the rocket was heading down.
Would try to hit the planes as they came in for landing at JFK airport too. Yes, the planes were that low.
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Anybody remember Clackers? They were dangerous as all got out. Every time they got broken out someone would get hurt. I just looked them up trying to find a pic and found a link that said they were based on a weapon from Argentina.
Who had an extra set of forks welded on your bike to make a chopper? I did, my neighbor was a body man and fixed my sears Freespirit bike for me. It had a high rise sissy bar to.
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A Happy Traveler has no Particular Destination
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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The 70s,, I didn't see anything,don't know anything , wasn't there, don't know anybody who was..........
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Ah the wonderful '60s.  There was a '60s wasn't there...don't tell me I think .....what a blur  The age of Aquarius  was there more 
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Early 60's was more my time. But I remember those clackers those things could leave a good nought on your head arm whatever.
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Doc_V wrote:
Just Dave wrote:
Anybody remember Clackers? They were dangerous as all got out. Every time they got broken out someone would get hurt. I just looked them up trying to find a pic and found a link that said they were based on a weapon from Argentina.
Who had an extra set of forks welded on your bike to make a chopper? I did, my neighbor was a body man and fixed my sears Freespirit bike for me. It had a high rise sissy bar to.
Yes, I do remember clackers, both my sisters had them and I had a Schwinn Stingray with banana seat, stick shift and apes...
Were'nt the ape's like a standard deal on those stingray's?
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Last Edit: 2012/06/15 19:30 By Darn.
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Re:The 70s 1 Year ago
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Just Dave wrote:
Anybody remember Clackers? They were dangerous as all got out. Every time they got broken out someone would get hurt. I just looked them up trying to find a pic and found a link that said they were based on a weapon from Argentina.
Who had an extra set of forks welded on your bike to make a chopper? I did, my neighbor was a body man and fixed my sears Freespirit bike for me. It had a high rise sissy bar to. Were clackers the toy that had two fricking hard two inch balls on a string if so you took a beating learning how to get good with them
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