As adults, my two younger brothers and I would sometimes discuss things we'd gotten into as kids. Mom would only say in a tired voice, "Thank God I didn't know about that."
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No shnittt ?? That’s a story of the week on the big paper/news channels on t.v.Playing with fireworks at age 12 me and a friend were shooting them at a closed Church Pew company his dad owned, apparently shooting cherry bombs in sawdust piles can start fires. The Woodworks company, all 5 buildings and contents burned to the ground. So, I became a Fireman in Atl to pay for my mistake.
TV wasn't on all things that stink back in the 60's, like they are nowadays, they stayed in the big city.No shnittt ?? That’s a story of the week on the big paper/news channels on t.v.
Bwahahaha! Why is it we were so inundated with fire when we were young and destructive ??Back when I was kid living in Stone Mountain, I tried writing/etching my name in/on my parents parking pad next to the house. The gasoline didn't work to well, but I did make my neighbor crap himself when I inadvertently set the gas can on fire. Parents never could get that black spot off the concrete before we moved.