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I had a 3 wheeler. I have no idea how I am alive right now.
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cant find those tiny bottle rockets around here anymore. i think they were banned.
Plenty of time spent firing at each other across neutral ground. Man, did they put out some sparks at take off.
Trampoline w/o Net (so you can pull it up to a basketball goal of course).
I like that kids today get to have trampoline parks again (sector 6 and the like)I remember when trampolines didn't have the nets around them that lull parent's into a false sense of security. Back then, if you hadn't broken your arm on a trampoline then at least you had a friend that had broken their arm on a trampoline.
AND THAT'S HOW KIDS KNEW TO BE CAREFUL ON TRAMPOLINES.
Ha! Didn’t see thisReading about the trampolines reminded me of the place in Metairie on Vets near Bonnabel where they had the trampolines with the sprinklers set up. Many a broken bone was had in that place back in the day. Thankfully not my bones though.
Maybe some of us 'ladies' were willing to accept the possibility of becoming a 'pencil holder' rather than a 'rotisserie chicken'.While you ladies were playing with lawn darts, my cousin and I we're shooting a bow and arrow straight up into the sky. Then running away.
A close call made the game not as fun as it was originally perceived.
I spent a few hours of my life on those things as well. As valuable as real estate is on Veterans Blvd, it makes me wonder how a trampoline yard took priority over a different kind of enterprise. Even in those days there certainly would have been more rent money coming in from a store or strip mall than from a daily group of kids intent on wearing their legs out.Reading about the trampolines reminded me of the place in Metairie on Vets near Bonnabel where they had the trampolines with the sprinklers set up. Many a broken bone was had in that place back in the day. Thankfully not my bones though.
Wow!-3 wheelers. Broken leg.
-Pellet gun wars. Shot in the foot and just below the eye. Had to surgically remove the pellet.
-Bow and arrow- shoot arrow up in the air and everyone run. Never got hurt.
-Fireworks- we had bottle rocket wars in the woods. Got hit several times. Worst injury was a direct hit to the hand and it exploded upon impact. Seriously burned and broken finger.
- trampolines- lots of injuries on trampolines but worst was when we poured soap on the surface and sprayed the hose on it. I jumped really high, came down, slipped real badly and bent backwards in a very awkard way. Something popped in my knee and I fell off onto my head and my neck popped. I went numb. I still have some pain in my knee.
- monkey bars- fell off and sprained my right elbow.
-rope swings- every year when it got warm, we hit the river jump off the roap swing. Never checked to see what was below the surface. Hit a railroad tie that was stuck in a tree branch that had fallen into the river during the year. Very bad foot injury.
-ron popile fishing poles- we’d go to the mall and cast floating lure with treble hooks into the crowd. Can’t comment on what happened.
I made it out allright.
Sorry if I think the world today is a bit soft.
I don't see kids toting slingshots and pockets full of marbles these days.
dirt clod fights,
Looks just like the bluffs along St. Catherine Creek near Natchez, MS.We had EPIC dirt clod wars along the Scenic Hwy. bluffs in P'cola.