I would need depends with a backup layer and 3 days to ponder whether this was safer than jumping out of a perfectly good airplane.
That’s funny safety standards of the 60’s.Let me tell you about the safety standards of the early 1970’s.In Ohio my brothers,neighborhood kids never had a bike helmet or knee pads and if you did you would be called a political-incorrect name or get punched maybe.
We all had pump pellet guns and even real bow and arrows.In 3rd and 4th grade we played with cherry bombs and M-80’s that would probably blow your fingers off.
And I remember getting a wood burning kit for Christmas maybe in 3rd.grade.
Ha!Ha!I would never let my kids or grandkids near any of this stuff at those ages.I guess that was a different time and still have all my fingers.
@VegasDan Well, I grew up in the 50's and 60's and safety was a word that was never explained to the kids in our little neighborhood. If you thought of it, we did it.
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Nephew found this Katydid on his tire this morning
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A couple from today.
I love a good thunder storm with crackling and rumbling.Kaboooooom!!!!!!!
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Seen as a five-year old visiting New York City, the Flat Iron Building remains a memory.
Cool, I have walked that bridge.
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Surfing.
Which location has the big wave surf break called "Jaws"?
A recent visit to the National Portrait Gallery (Smithsonian American Art Museum) in Washington DC.
2nd Floor in the American's Presidents Hall has several Native American Peace Medals on display.
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From the top of Cardio hill King Mountain Trail today.
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Not a sunset the sun was almost directly overhead.Very strange!Never seen this phenomena my whole life long.
It's not the duck that has to watch out.........It's the stupid people climbing into the tiger pen that should know better - LOL!
"When they can't find anything wrong with you, they create it!"
I would need depends with a backup layer and 3 days to ponder whether this was safer than jumping out of a perfectly good airplane.
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That’s funny safety standards of the 60’s.Let me tell you about the safety standards of the early 1970’s.In Ohio my brothers,neighborhood kids never had a bike helmet or knee pads and if you did you would be called a political-incorrect name or get punched maybe.
We all had pump pellet guns and even real bow and arrows.In 3rd and 4th grade we played with cherry bombs and M-80’s that would probably blow your fingers off.
And I remember getting a wood burning kit for Christmas maybe in 3rd.grade.
Ha!Ha!I would never let my kids or grandkids near any of this stuff at those ages.I guess that was a different time and still have all my fingers.
@VegasDan Well, I grew up in the 50's and 60's and safety was a word that was never explained to the kids in our little neighborhood. If you thought of it, we did it.
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For this Friday's Posting - Sideline Views from my seat Saturday:
And here are some added Sideline Views tangential to the play itself, starting with the Sideline Reporter:
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Crazy neighbors in my neighborhood
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Autumn leaves and Fall views from a visit to the Midwest this past week:
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