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December 29, 2003just damn!This is one beautiful post. I did suicidal shit like that as a boy and I sometimes wonder why I didn't die young. I suppose that I really WAS bulletproof in those days. Comments
[QUOTE]I did shit like that as a boy and I sometimes wonder why I didn't die young.[/QUOTE] I know you were an English major and all that, because I read your blog (because, well, I get a kick out of it). Did you look at this sentence? Because I sure didn't read it the way you meant it the first time. Took me a minute and the followup to the link. Heh. Posted by: Rebecca on December 29, 2003 05:42 PMOkay... post edited somewhat. Is it better now? Posted by: Acidman on December 29, 2003 07:21 PMIn my bullet proof, invisible, ten-foot tall teens, we used to get a car hood out of the junk yard and tow it behind a car. Plowed, icy roads made perfect chutes with the banks high, trying to get the damned thing airborn slaloming back and forth. Fond memories of how many we could get on one hood and how fast we could pull it. Stopping was a little tricky. Just plain stupid, but great fun!! Posted by: Larry on December 29, 2003 07:43 PMHey asshole call me 6786873460 .I finalized the divorce today, I don't "feel" so good. I got my wild turkey and smokes and "need" to hear your words of wisdom. Posted by: ken on December 29, 2003 07:45 PMThe Flexible Racer was a suicide machine. Kevorkian couldn't have built a better one. I rode one twice in one day when I had 17 years on and should have known better. The first ride was familiarization, but I overlooked learning how to brake. The second ride was down a two block downhill alley, with a 90 degree turn in it and exiting onto a busy street. Never again. Posted by: Rivrdog on December 29, 2003 09:13 PMHi...I´m just surfed in and want to say hello!
I have become Death, the destroyer of worlds. Posted by: Rosenbaum Dennis on May 3, 2004 11:33 AMPeculiar travel suggestions are dancing lessons from God. Hmmmmm interesting !!! Posted by: dzwonki polifoniczne nokia on May 26, 2004 02:13 PMPost a comment
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