I didn't ever get up to a whole lot. The only thing I did was play with fire some. I don't know, I never saw any sense in doing things of a reckless nature. *shrugs*

Ryrin why dont you adopt Sunny? lol jk...

Lol. Nope, I have my own two pyros.

Me and my girlfriends loved bonfires when we were small. We would build bonfires in the forest all the time. We were very good and did it the right way though, with stones outside and clearing the area around, and we always brought water to put it out with. But how none of our parents didn't figure it out I don't understand, we smelled like bonfires for days afterwards, lol.

It's a wonder we didn't get hurt. We were all the time messing with lighter fluid and throwing bullets in the fire or the burn barrel.

I once set my hair on fire to win an arguement. My arguement was that hair is not flammable. I lost.

 

*dashes off*

ROTFL.

 

My neighbors son wanted to jump off the roof "to see what it's like."

ROTFL.

 

My neighbors son wanted to jump off the roof "to see what it's like."

 

Can you really argue with that logic?

Nope, sounds quite solid to me!

Society is built on the back of men with just such an entrepeneuring spirit of adventure.

 

*dashes off*

... oh dear...

F has turned into such a dashing guy ... maybe he's spent some time at the Blue Ajah?

Every time I see one of those multi-colored posts, I think of how much trouble it must've been to make every letter a different color.

 

 

 

Wen my dad was 13, he tried to lift a raccoon out of a hollow tree using a fishing hook and line. 

As i said before, thats what i'd do if i wasnt very clever.

 

*dashes off*

Cute siggy, F - did Boopsy make it for you? He's one of the most creative Blues, and that's saying something!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

My husband was supposed to be watching our youngest son.  I asked him "Is Matt ok?"  "Yes" was my husband's reply.  It still didn't sit well with me and I looked outside where I saw that 2.5 year old Matt had gotten in our truck, put it in reverse and was slowly rolling down our driveway.

O.o! How did he get to the clutch!? lol

 

Which reminds me... When I was 4 and a half my father took us for a ride in the digger (kinda like this thing: http://www.unimogfreunde.de/News_Ticker/2006/Unimog230806/IAA2006Unimog.jpg) and as we were getting out, parked on a very slight slope, my dad lifted my brother out and must have nudged the handbrake because next thing I knew I was slowly rollin' down the hill behind a steering wheel that was almost twice my size at the time! Luckily there was a strong deer-fence post to stop us...

Actually, my son took the brake off and I suppose it was in neutral.  Asked my husband about this last night.

:\ kinda scary... is it a busy road?

No, and we were able to run in the street and get him before the truck rolled into anything.