Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
Community Back to School Party: Friday, September 9th @ 7pm
09/09/2011
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Ahem, I do live in the TOP producing peanut state in the country. It was an effort to support the local economy before ever precious snowflake on the planet had a peanut allergy. /soapbox
Originally posted by
Jul!a
It seems a bit odd. None of my schools ever served that.
09/09/2011
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How are you bleeding them, old style two person or a "One man Bleeder"? Which cylinder front/back left/right?
Originally posted by
Antipova
I need the wheel cylinder for my drum brake. My shoe retractor spring had broken... and I got it all nicely replaced, but I guess it must have loused up the cylinder (or else I did when I was putting on my new shoes ), because I've bled my brake
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I need the wheel cylinder for my drum brake. My shoe retractor spring had broken... and I got it all nicely replaced, but I guess it must have loused up the cylinder (or else I did when I was putting on my new shoes ), because I've bled my brake lines twice but they're still too spongy to make the interstate drive home.
I'm hoping replacing the cylinder will fix it... less
I'm hoping replacing the cylinder will fix it... less
09/09/2011
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I always hated kickball. I got hit in the face once with the ball.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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09/09/2011
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Alright Ohio is good for something! Ohioan right here!
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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09/09/2011
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Pfft. Nothing works. I've even tried telling her that with all the vitamins and minerals in it, she could save a lot of money by not buying supplements anymore.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Does that work, mine does not believe me.
No dice.
09/09/2011
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LOL
Originally posted by
Ansley
Ahem, I do live in the TOP producing peanut state in the country. It was an effort to support the local economy before ever precious snowflake on the planet had a peanut allergy. /soapbox
09/09/2011
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no silly stuff? I need the laughter lol
Originally posted by
Ansley
I swear we're like the only couple that doesn't do silly stuff in the bedroom. LOLOL
09/09/2011
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Haha!
Originally posted by
Ansley
Ahem, I do live in the TOP producing peanut state in the country. It was an effort to support the local economy before ever precious snowflake on the planet had a peanut allergy. /soapbox
09/09/2011
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We spend, literally, fourteen hours a day making each other laugh---sex is when it gets serious.
Originally posted by
Wondermom
no silly stuff? I need the laughter lol
09/09/2011
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mine always seem to break in half or the lead breaks all the time
Originally posted by
Antipova
I've never had an American pencil fall apart... maybe those snazzy "Yikes!" brand pencils when I was a little tyke, but the Dixon Ticonderogas are built to last.
09/09/2011
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Loved that game. Dodgeball/bombardment was better, but kickball was a great schoolyard game.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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09/09/2011
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I had moments I enjoyed about each game, but I'm ok with not playing either anymore lol.
Originally posted by
Vaccinium
Loved that game. Dodgeball/bombardment was better, but kickball was a great schoolyard game.
09/09/2011
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That was my best game!
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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09/09/2011
PB and honey was also the reduced/free lunch item for kids who couldn't afford the rest of the stuff on the line.
09/09/2011
Oof, I'm shocked they let us play dodgeball. Ouch.
09/09/2011
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Best game ever invented! Played it all through school. When my kids started school, thy had stopped playing it. They, and me too, were very upset. lol
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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Kickball, a combination for baseball and soccer, was originally called “Kick Baseball” and according to documents from the National Recreation Association, the game was invented in 1917 by Nicholas C. Seuss in Cincinnati, OH.
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09/09/2011
I liked four square so much better!
09/09/2011
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Yes! That was a great one.
Originally posted by
Ansley
I liked four square so much better!
09/09/2011
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Dodgeball was hell for me!
Originally posted by
ellejay
Oof, I'm shocked they let us play dodgeball. Ouch.
09/09/2011
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me too!
Originally posted by
Ansley
I liked four square so much better!
09/09/2011
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They play it at my kids' school, but my son hates it.
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
Best game ever invented! Played it all through school. When my kids started school, thy had stopped playing it. They, and me too, were very upset. lol
09/09/2011
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Two person, I've got more tools than the average girl my age but I'm not actually in the repairing business, so I make do where I can...
Originally posted by
ToyTimeTim
How are you bleeding them, old style two person or a "One man Bleeder"? Which cylinder front/back left/right?
It's my passenger side rear.
09/09/2011
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me three! I always made it to the end but I suck at throwing and catching!
Originally posted by
Wondermom
me too!
09/09/2011
I like dodgeball better when it's "trench," so the "out" kids are behind you ready to nail you in the back. Less sitting on the sidelines that way
09/09/2011
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I always end up being the foot woman on brake bleeds lol.
Originally posted by
Antipova
Two person, I've got more tools than the average girl my age but I'm not actually in the repairing business, so I make do where I can...
It's my passenger side rear.
It's my passenger side rear.
09/09/2011
I know that Labor Day doesn't always fall on September 5th, but since it did this year, here's some stuff that happened on that day in history: Londoners desperately attempt to halt fire in 1666, the first session of Continental Congress convenes in 1774, outlaw Jesse James is born in Missouri in 1847, the US foreign minister threatens the British over ships in 1863, Crazy Horse is killed in 1877, an assassination attempt on President Ford is thwarted in 1975, and Katie Couric debuts as the first female news anchor on a national network in 2005.
09/09/2011
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interesting
Originally posted by
Jul!a
I know that Labor Day doesn't always fall on September 5th, but since it did this year, here's some stuff that happened on that day in history: Londoners desperately attempt to halt fire in 1666, the first session of Continental Congress
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I know that Labor Day doesn't always fall on September 5th, but since it did this year, here's some stuff that happened on that day in history: Londoners desperately attempt to halt fire in 1666, the first session of Continental Congress convenes in 1774, outlaw Jesse James is born in Missouri in 1847, the US foreign minister threatens the British over ships in 1863, Crazy Horse is killed in 1877, an assassination attempt on President Ford is thwarted in 1975, and Katie Couric debuts as the first female news anchor on a national network in 2005.
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09/09/2011
Who's ready for another prize?
09/09/2011
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Meeeee.
Originally posted by
Jul!a
Who's ready for another prize?
09/09/2011