Author Topic: Fun Things you did as a kid (ages around 5 to 9 years old)  (Read 2901 times)

Now the question is
do you still do that?
Course not
I was like 3 or 4

Shove oranges in the industrial fans at school.
Playing B-ball outside of school.

My first lan party at one of my friends house, he soft modded his xbox and installed a mod on halo 1 to allow 6 players, past the limit of 2.

AMMO WAS loving SCARCE MAN!

AND THE FLOOD LEVELS, OH GOD. WE ATTEMPTED LEGENDARY ITS OVER. GG NO RE. I AM OUT.

Shove oranges in the industrial fans at school.
Playing B-ball outside of school.

My first lan party at one of my friends house, he soft modded his xbox and installed a mod on halo 1 to allow 6 players, past the limit of 2.

AMMO WAS loving SCARCE MAN!

AND THE FLOOD LEVELS, OH GOD. WE ATTEMPTED LEGENDARY ITS OVER. GG NO RE. I AM OUT.

Man, XBox and Halo made up a majority of my childhood, as well as Neopets, legos, and when DirectTV did free weekends of Nicktoons, when they were showing the older cartoons, holy crap it was awesome.

I used to play a lot of small sports, hiking and stuff like riding bikes. Kind of moved away from physical activities until I hurt myself badly accidentally and got really discouraged.

I use to live in this one neighbor hood, and if you went down this one dirt trail into the forest you would come across a field with a really big hill. So this hill was 30-60 feet tall (I was small so I forgot size). But it was big and I could tell since from the top you could look down on the roofs of the houses in the neighbor hood which were all two floors. Anyways this hill, it was big, one steep side facing the forest and the other being more gradual going down. This gradual side how ever, at the bottom of the hill it would curve up a bit right before meeting the field.

So every winter we would get my fathers old wooden and metal sled, a real sled not one of the plastic pieces of stuff everyone rides now. Anyways we would take turns on this sled, laying down on it, and going full speed down the hill. We would zoom down and hit the curve at the bottom after going down so far and so fast only to be flung a few feet in there air. Doing this over and over again competing for distance on the landing.

played the stuff out of tony hawk pro skater 4, nba street vol. 2 and jet set radio future on my xbox

those games were kick loving ass

i still have my sega gt and jsrf combo disk

Halo 1, half-life 1 rollercoaster tycoon 2, zoo tycoon, etc

I used to play with a friend of mine some "Adventure" stuff. We would run around the kindergarden playground, jumping here and there when we had some obstacles, and we would think that we were the parkour gods.
then i had to move back to argentina and i lost all my friends :)

me and my friends would play Metroid Prime Hunters on DS download play at school.
that was so much fun.


chips challenge

There's a new spiritual successor called "Chuck's Challenge"

Taekwondo, so painful back then

ALRIGHTY:

1. In Kindergarten, I drew pictures in my journal of Chrysler Prowlers crashing into water heaters.
2. Crawling under tables at lunch and grabbing the principal's legs.  That was the only time ever I've been sent to the office.
3. In 2002, I threw a rock at a Confederate kid's head.
4. Throwing glass bottles at my house until I cut myself.
5. Naming every single car in magazines.
6. Decapitating dead birds.
7. Digging up opossum skeletons.
8. Playing in the street and throwing cans under the tires of cars going 60+mph.
9. Covering my huge bedroom AND huge playroom in an accumulated layer of toys ~2in thick.
10. Playing with matchbox/hot wheels cars on the Foosball table.
11. Sticking my fingers in electrical outlets.
12. Knocking down the Christmas tree.
13. Learning that I puke when eating macaroni and cheese (hated it ever since).
14. Hurling chairs across the room in preschool.
15. Slamming nails into the public school coffin (metaphor) in 2nd grade (generic troublemaker, didn't do work).

Yessiree I've been there done that.

I used to have a ballpit when I was around 3 or 4

also the entire ratchet and clank trilogy pretty much covered ages 7-9

6. Decapitating dead birds.
DUDE WHAT THE forget MAN
JUST BECAUSE THEYRE DEAD DOESN'T MEAN THEY DON'T HAVE FEELINGS