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Old 03-05-2005, 07:22 AM
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Boy those were the days...
I'd lovingly put that model together...
Then fill it up with fire crackers and douse it with gas for that extra little something
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Old 03-05-2005, 08:00 AM
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Boy those were the days...
I'd lovingly put that model together...
Then fill it up with fire crackers and douse it with gas for that extra little something

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Don't get me started about how many models I shot up with my dad's Crossman 760 pellet gun, or how many I burned with Rossignol lighter fluid (As Beavis would say: FIRE! FIRE!). I almost ruined our backyard picnic table, made of redwood, burning "crashed" model airplanes with my buddies one summer night after dark. My mother was PISSED. "My TABLE!" Dad and I took apart and flipped the table top's boards and fixed it but that was the end of my junior-pyro days. Man, we had fun as kids.
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Let's see, that's 1977 and I wuz in 10th and 11th grades.

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Hmmm lets see..... The movie came out in December of 1977. I was ALMOST 2 months old!!

All you guys are old!!
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In 67 I was still in High School. I had a 45 Harley and the clutch plate was oil soaked so I put in moms oven and went outside for two hours. MAN talk about smoking up a house and STINK. Wow wasn't nice around that house for awhile. Now that's DUMB
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Come one guys... Ya know ya all looked the part way back then... I know I sure did!!


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WoW I looked at that pic and i thought it was me!!!!
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You guys are whacked !!! Hey 427T...it was RONSON lighter fuel...I know because I burnt model up too....man when that plastic went up and got gooey it sure was hard to get off your skin when it was hot !!! Kind of like cigarette burns on the old Disco double knit polyester pants !!
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Ten years ago a good friend died. So all of us went to his auction and bought his old 69 pkp. We drove it into a pasture and for Dick we shot it full of holes, drank and bet how long the motor would last at full bore. Than we sat it on fire and toasted Dick and pushed it in a ditch. His Dad always wonder what we had done with Dick's truck.
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Boy those were the days...
I'd lovingly put that model together...
Then fill it up with fire crackers and douse it with gas for that extra little something

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Don't get me started about how many models I shot up with my dad's Crossman 760 pellet gun, or how many I burned with Rossignol lighter fluid (As Beavis would say: FIRE! FIRE!). I almost ruined our backyard picnic table, made of redwood, burning "crashed" model airplanes with my buddies one summer night after dark. My mother was PISSED. "My TABLE!" Dad and I took apart and flipped the table top's boards and fixed it but that was the end of my junior-pyro days. Man, we had fun as kids.

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You guys were not alone... For a year or so my bedroom was a garage converted into a bedroom. It had a gas log fireplace for heating. My friend and I built a ramp and would put a dab of glue on a model car and light it, then turn on the gas in the fireplace and roll the model down the ramp and ......... Boom!! Timing was critical, I think we got lucky we didn't blow up the whole house!!

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Come on guys, some of you have to have pic's from way back when to share... My guess is Jeff had hair down to the middle of his back and wore tie died cloths and Charlie had the orig mullet!!
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Yes i had the same problem with burnt plastic landing on your skin, still have the scar!!

Did the stupid stuff too, bought an old yamaha motorcycle at an auction and it had a dent in the tank. I had heard that if you fill it with water and freeze it it would pop the dent. Cleaned it out good filled it with water wrapped it in plastic and put it in the freezer, good plan!!. Well my mom had to throw all the food out in the freezer becouse it all tasted like gas. And no the dent did'nt pop out.
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