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Post by pre-thought process » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:44 pm

TRU_G wrote:
Ashley wrote: Ever build a camp in the woods out of dumped wardrobes and logs? What about starting fires?

I am glad fire was a part of my childhood, don't think it would have been the same.
Oh my, Fires played a big part of my childhood lol

I could think of nothing more fun than making a flamethrower out of a lighter and aerosol when I was 12

That was, until my friend had one of the deoderant cans blow up about 30cm from his face and recieved bruns on the face, singed hair (whole head, eye lashes, eye brows) everything

Him stumbling over to us after looking shell shocked and very singed and then saying 'I think I'm blind' is still one of the funniest things I have seen in my lifetime
I just nearly choked on my chewing gum after reading that. What a great way to start the weekend.

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Post by LEQ » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:46 pm

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Yeah man, fires were cool. But to be honest, I was a bit of a goody two shoes when I was a kid, so didn't really get up to too much like that really.
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Post by oddfellow » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:47 pm

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Ashley wrote:You mean you never went frog hunting as a kid in the local woodland? Never had any frog spawn? What about newts? Grass snakes? Rabbits?

Or was your garden 100% concrete?
I used to go hunting for animals just to look at them, like collecting frogs in a bucket, identifying them then releasing them. I was fascinated by insects though. Still am really, those little armoured bastards are pretty damn cool. I've never seen a grass snake :(
i used to go insect hunting and that, had this awesome little pot which you could catch an ant or whatever in, then it had a magnifying glass in the top of the lid (so obviously you kept it out of the sun!!) so you could have a look at it properly before releasing it.

When I was a young'en I remember one time when I collected a load of frogs from our pond. I liked the look of them and wanted them in the house. I left them in the conservatory while I went about my business and came back later to find that they had all been fried in the heat. Loads of frog shaped husks. I was devastated :cry:

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Post by drokkr » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:49 pm

thats just fucked.
must be shit being his parents, talk about fucking up raising a child... we all mucked about with bugs and stuff when we were younger but feeding thing to a crocodile? that is bad parenting, surely they should have thought him on some level to respect living things. shouldn't they?

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Post by ashley » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:54 pm

TRU_G wrote:
Ashley wrote: Ever build a camp in the woods out of dumped wardrobes and logs? What about starting fires?

I am glad fire was a part of my childhood, don't think it would have been the same.
Oh my, Fires played a big part of my childhood lol

I could think of nothing more fun than making a flamethrower out of a lighter and aerosol when I was 12

That was, until my friend had one of the deoderant cans blow up about 30cm from his face and recieved bruns on the face, singed hair (whole head, eye lashes, eye brows) everything

Him stumbling over to us after looking shell shocked and very singed and then saying 'I think I'm blind' is still one of the funniest things I have seen in my lifetime
BAHAHAHAHHAA!

I have never had an aerosol explode on me thankfully.

I used to cover my thumb with aerosol and set it alight and do the thumbs up like the man from the old british gas advert.

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Post by deamonds » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:56 pm

if anyone is with me n ive got a lighter 1 day, ill show you a sick trick..

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Post by bellybelle » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:58 pm

dubluke wrote:thats dark man, not that i'm implying this is the case here, or the case everytime either, but isn't there some study that showed one of the early signs of a potential murderer was a desire to hurt/kill animals in childhood?
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Post by Whistla » Fri Oct 03, 2008 3:59 pm

TRU_G wrote:Him stumbling over to us after looking shell shocked and very singed and then saying 'I think I'm blind' is still one of the funniest things I have seen in my lifetime
i nearly choked on my tea reading this!
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Post by tru_g » Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:00 pm

Ashley wrote:
TRU_G wrote:
Ashley wrote: Ever build a camp in the woods out of dumped wardrobes and logs? What about starting fires?

I am glad fire was a part of my childhood, don't think it would have been the same.
Oh my, Fires played a big part of my childhood lol

I could think of nothing more fun than making a flamethrower out of a lighter and aerosol when I was 12

That was, until my friend had one of the deoderant cans blow up about 30cm from his face and recieved bruns on the face, singed hair (whole head, eye lashes, eye brows) everything

Him stumbling over to us after looking shell shocked and very singed and then saying 'I think I'm blind' is still one of the funniest things I have seen in my lifetime
BAHAHAHAHHAA!

I have never had an aerosol explode on me thankfully.

I used to cover my thumb with aerosol and set it alight and do the thumbs up like the man from the old british gas advert.
LOOOOOL

I thought I was the only one who did the old thumb over the aerosol, used to show it off to kids in primary school thinking I was bad, telling them I was fire-proof loool

The funniest thing about my mates encounter with the aerosol was that he has very dark hair, but after it was all singed it looked ginger. He turned from brown haired to ginger in a matter of seconds...every brown haired person nightmare I am sure

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Post by ashley » Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:16 pm

TRU_G wrote:
Ashley wrote:
TRU_G wrote:
Ashley wrote: Ever build a camp in the woods out of dumped wardrobes and logs? What about starting fires?

I am glad fire was a part of my childhood, don't think it would have been the same.
Oh my, Fires played a big part of my childhood lol

I could think of nothing more fun than making a flamethrower out of a lighter and aerosol when I was 12

That was, until my friend had one of the deoderant cans blow up about 30cm from his face and recieved bruns on the face, singed hair (whole head, eye lashes, eye brows) everything

Him stumbling over to us after looking shell shocked and very singed and then saying 'I think I'm blind' is still one of the funniest things I have seen in my lifetime
BAHAHAHAHHAA!

I have never had an aerosol explode on me thankfully.

I used to cover my thumb with aerosol and set it alight and do the thumbs up like the man from the old british gas advert.
LOOOOOL

I thought I was the only one who did the old thumb over the aerosol, used to show it off to kids in primary school thinking I was bad, telling them I was fire-proof loool

The funniest thing about my mates encounter with the aerosol was that he has very dark hair, but after it was all singed it looked ginger. He turned from brown haired to ginger in a matter of seconds...every brown haired person nightmare I am sure
I am sure what ever your hair colour, turning ginger is an overall nightmare for everyone.

I mean, 25% of ginger kids live normal healthy lives.

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Post by Jak The lad » Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:29 pm

Ashley wrote: I used to cover my thumb with aerosol and set it alight and do the thumbs up like the man from the old british gas advert.
Haha, yes, used to do this too. Also, letting gas go into ur closed fist, then lighting the fist whilst opening your hand to a 'fireball' effect. Amazing lol.
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Post by gwa » Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:29 pm

See you complain about this happening and ting, but you all still go home to your steaks at night no?
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Post by FSTZ1 » Fri Oct 03, 2008 4:37 pm

lock him up now, or he's going to start killing humans

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Post by bellybelle » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:00 pm

FSTZ wrote:lock him up now, or he's going to start killing humans
shhhh....i wanna see the hour long special about him on "Deranged" in about 20 yrs... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
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Post by FSTZ1 » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:43 pm

bellybelle wrote:
FSTZ wrote:lock him up now, or he's going to start killing humans
shhhh....i wanna see the hour long special about him on "Deranged" in about 20 yrs... :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
I am sure they could have a televised case study about this little fuck right now

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Post by tru_g » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:50 pm

gwa wrote:See you complain about this happening and ting, but you all still go home to your steaks at night no?
:roll:

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Post by FSTZ1 » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:51 pm

you can't really compare serial killing (animals) to eating a steak

they are 2 diff arguements

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Post by gwa » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:58 pm

Yeah you can, why wouldn't you be able too? Im not starting a serious diet debate but its like oh no thats so bad poor animals all died, whilst sitting there eating cute pigs and stuff. If i had been eating meat all my life i would guess that a kid throwing animals to crocodiles and shit wouldnt be as bad. Obviously the kids got some head problems but the animals being eatern and stuff, wouldnt really bother me. :roll:
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Post by diss04 » Fri Oct 03, 2008 5:59 pm

where the fuck were the mum and dad?
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Post by tru_g » Fri Oct 03, 2008 6:05 pm

gwa wrote:Yeah you can, why wouldn't you be able too? Im not starting a serious diet debate but its like oh no thats so bad poor animals all died, whilst sitting there eating cute pigs and stuff. If i had been eating meat all my life i would guess that a kid throwing animals to crocodiles and shit wouldnt be as bad. Obviously the kids got some head problems but the animals being eatern and stuff, wouldnt really bother me. :roll:
To be honest the death of the animals wasnt what shocked me, it was the fact that a 7 year was throwing them to their death. That may sound bad....

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