Crazy thigs you did as a kid.

**Eagle_Eye** · 07-24-2019, 03:19 PM

Originally Posted by CFM

Saying that it does no damage is inaccurate.

Next thing you'll claim is that egging doesn't harm cars.

TP does no damage it is white biodegradable paper sport. I know because I've had my house TP'd and it suffered no damage. You must know a lot about egging cars. I never egged a car but you must have been involved in one to know it can damage paint. Thought you were the perfect kid never did anything bad. But you sure seem to be well aquainted with teen pranks.

This was supposed to be a fun thread but you and your alter ego evince spoiled it.

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-24-2019, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by evince

for reals?

that sucks

To be honest, under the circumstances, I deserved it, my mother was worried sick about me as I just up and took off and just left a note on the table. I was gone for over a week and they had no clue where I was.

**CFM** · 07-24-2019, 06:56 PM

Originally Posted by Eagle Eye

TP does no damage it is white biodegradable paper sport. I know because I've had my house TP'd and it suffered no damage. You must know a lot about egging cars. I never egged a car but you must have been involved in one to know it can damage paint. Thought you were the perfect kid never did anything bad. But you sure seem to be well aquainted with teen pranks.

This was supposed to be a fun thread but you and your alter ego evince spoiled it.

I get it. You're one of those that thinks how it happens to you is how it happens to everyone else and that you have to have done something to know the results of it being done.

How idiotic of you.

It's a fun thread. I'm having a ball mocking and embarrassing you because of your simple minded thought processes.

**signalmankenneth** · 07-24-2019, 08:31 PM

Me and my two cousins walked from Findlay Ohio to Fostoria Ohio on the Nickel Plate railroad tracks. We were 13 and 14 years old, our parents let us do this, there is no way in hell parents would let their kids do something like this nowadays! The distance was 14 miles, had to beware of the fast moving freight trains too. Our parents were at the end to pick us up. It was a nice adventure too!

**Mason Michaels** · 07-24-2019, 08:45 PM

One Halloween dropped pumpkins off an overpass,lucky we didn't cause a terrible accident.

**Mason Michaels** · 07-24-2019, 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by signalmankenneth

Me and my two cousins walked from Findlay Ohio to Fostoria Ohio on the Nickel Plate railroad tracks. We were 13 and 14 years old, our parents let us do this, there is no way in hell parents would let their kids to something like this nowadays! The distance was 14 miles, had to beware of the fast moving freight trains too. Our parents were at the end to pick us up. It was a nice adventure too!

I live in Fostoria!

**rjhenn** · 07-24-2019, 08:54 PM

I yelled at my Mom once. Next thing I knew there was thunder coming down the hallway and I was bouncing off a wall. My Dad caught me on the way down and told me not to treat my Mom like that. Never did, though I startled her a bit with my vocabulary after basic training.

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**signalmankenneth** · 07-24-2019, 09:35 PM

Originally Posted by MASON

I live in Fostoria!

Use to have a lot of relative's in Fostoria, most are dead now, just a few cousin's now?
I like to watch the trains at the old train station. Fostoria is in the top five in the nation for train watching. I'm trying to get a piece of Fostoria glass, will checkout antique shops next time I visit.

**Mason Michaels** · 07-24-2019, 09:46 PM

Originally Posted by signalmankenneth

Use to have a lot of relative's in Fostoria, most are dead now, just a few cousin's now?
I like to watch the trains at the old train station. Fostoria is in the top five in the nation for train watching. I'm trying to get a piece of Fostoria glass, will checkout antique shops next time I visit.

Great little town,much better than Toledo where I came from.

**Lord Yurt** · 07-24-2019, 10:58 PM

Originally Posted by Mott the Hoople

To be honest, under the circumstances, I deserved it, my mother was worried sick about me as I just up and took off and just left a note on the table. I was gone for over a week and they had no clue where I was.

No one cared then and no one cares now. Poor moot.

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-25-2019, 05:06 AM

Originally Posted by Lord Yurt

No one cared then and no one cares now. Poor moot.

I know. The sad part is now I have to pay extra.

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-25-2019, 05:10 AM

Originally Posted by signalmankenneth

Me and my two cousins walked from Findlay Ohio to Fostoria Ohio on the Nickel Plate railroad tracks. We were 13 and 14 years old, our parents let us do this, there is no way in hell parents would let their kids do something like this nowadays! The distance was 14 miles, had to beware of the fast moving freight trains too. Our parents were at the end to pick us up. It was a nice adventure too!

No kidding? My Grandfather was a Conductor on the Nickel Plate.

**Mott the Hoople** · 07-25-2019, 05:12 AM

Originally Posted by MASON

I live in Fostoria!

I was born south of Findlay in Wapakoneta.

**Eagle_Eye** · 07-25-2019, 06:08 AM

Originally Posted by CFM

I get it. You're one of those that thinks how it happens to you is how it happens to everyone else and that you have to have done something to know the results of it being done.

How idiotic of you.

It's a fun thread. I'm having a ball mocking and embarrassing you because of your simple minded thought processes.

You claim TP causes damages. Well dumb ass kids TP trees, hedges, mail boxes and the like so prove how toxic biodegradable paper is to plants and the delicate mail box. From your reactions it is clear that you were a wimp in your teens as you prove you are today. I bet the most daring thing you have ever done in your life was not whisper in the library.
The only one you embarrass with your moronic posts is yourself.

**ThatOwlWoman** · 07-25-2019, 06:16 AM

Originally Posted by RB 60

I did stupid shit into my early 30's, that's when I quit drinking.
That said, I probably shouldn't share this, but I did on a previous forum and one or two of you may recall.
Anyway, I was into fireworks...all kinds, but especially home made ones.
A friend and myself made this pipe bomb, it was a little over a foot long and 2 1/2 inches inside diameter.
We packed it with a mixture of slow to fast burning powder, the slow burning in the center where the fuse was.
There was a railroad bridge that crossed the river and there was this 4 or 5 foot square deck to stand on in case
a train would pass. It had a steel frame and thick hardwood floor. We placed the pipe on the floor right where it was
bolted to the bridge on the floor. We lit it and ran like hell, we reached the shore and turned around expecting a really
loud bang. Well it was loud alright, it blew that deck right off the bridge. That was the last one we made.

OMG. Always suspected you harbor an inner anarchist! Did you nervously watch the news for weeks to see if the police were looking for the perp?

My late husband used to make mini-bombs at Fourth of July out of his empty pill bottles and black powder. Once he blew a chunk of asphalt clean out of the culvert by our house. But nothing as spectacular as your doings.