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Re: predigested pap (was Re: Star Destroyer
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Thu, 7 Nov 2002 21:37:57 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.fun, John P. Henderson writes:
> A-heehee! ...Hey wait, are you saying I'm old?? ;o
(rubs chin) possibly... : )
> Yeah, that was basically what I had, except there was a yellow school bus
> mixed in there somewhere too. As for the ice, that added to the fun. My
> parent's driveway is about 900 feet long on a hill. When it iced over, I
> could wait until the last minute until I could hear the echo of the school
> bus a couple of stops away. Then I would take a running jump into a plastic
> sled and slide most of the way down. Just before the bus pulled in, I would
> jump up, land on my feet at a jogging pace, and in the same motion grab the
> corner of the sled and send it into a well-hidden ditch near the driveway
> for me to pick it up in the afternoon. Ahh, the memories of childhood in
> New England!
Lucky. But at least you had the bus! I had to walk the whole way!
oh, and slipping on black ice may be fun in a sled,
but when your backpack is really heavy and you slip,
and fall on your face,
and then try to get up and slip again,
and a little kid across the street is looking at you like
your some kind of complete nerd, then its not so fun. : (
> One curiosity is that I have seen bags for today's kids that have only one
> shoulder strap. Although this caters to the habit of carrying a bag over
> one shoulder, it is ironic considering that an ergonomically correct
> backpack should be worn loose on two shoulders and firm around the waist,
> such as in the mountain hiking packs I have graduated to these days. Of
> course I suppose the one-shoulder habit is good for just walking between
> classes as opposed to walking up a 4000 foot mountain ridge for days at a >time.
Well, I still tend to use both straps on my backpack,
but it doesn't do a heck of a lot of good.
My dad is always asking me if I have books or bricks in my backpack.
> I envision you using the salute that Rimmer uses on Red Dwarf. ...Or is
> that before your time? <smirk>
<smirk> I'd answer that, but I don't have to. : )
> > I put too many smileys in this, didn't I? : )
>
> Is there such a thing? :) ;-p
Now that you mention it..... No : )
Hasta La Vista, Sean
> -Hendo
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| (...) A-heehee! ...Hey wait, are you saying I'm old?? ;o (...) Yeah, that was basically what I had, except there was a yellow school bus mixed in there somewhere too. As for the ice, that added to the fun. My parent's driveway is about 900 feet long (...) (22 years ago, 7-Nov-02, to lugnet.off-topic.fun)
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