Although I didn't eat there as a kid, same feelings for the closing of the Tijuana.
Although I didn't eat there as a kid, same feelings for the closing of the Tijuana.
Where was that at Dennis? I'm assuming they went out of business a long time ago?
Heck I still remember when Dairy Queen was decent and you could get 4 footlongs for a buck.
O.K., Enough talking ! I am challenging everyone on here to a B.B. gun fight or a serious game of freeze tag !!
I miss those days and wish my grandkids could grow up like that.
One thing no one else has mentioned is the times when a handshake was a legal and binding contract, Not because you could hire a lawyer to sue but because that was your word !!!!
I miss those days and wish my grandkids could grow up like that.
One thing no one else has mentioned is the times when a handshake was a legal and binding contract, Not because you could hire a lawyer to sue but because that was your word !!!!
It's ON! After that, we'll do some "Tackle the man with the football" and see who can ride the longest wheelie too.
Water balloon fights. Playing "war" with realistic toy guns. And what an assortment of weapons we used...and we never had to reload!
I'm in.............no more than two pumps and waist below.
WRONG!!!!
Those rolls of caps weren't endless....
.....And, we even took our guns and holsters to school to play with during recess.
We spent a ton of time with our cousins, most of them being girls, so we improvised some games. One we played a lot was Steal the Wagon though I can't remember the rules. Kids (including us) were just easier to entertain back then.
Nowadays take a kid away from wifi and watch his brain implode.
Nowadays take a kid away from wifi and watch his brain implode.
Where else could you have a guy with an MP-40, a Colt SAA, an M-16, and a flintlock musket saving the world from Communists and Germans and Japanese?
It was lots of fun.
