I Can't Believe We've Made IT ! ! ! ! !

[RedXray]

I can't believe We've Made IT :dblthumb2:


I can't believe we made it - YouTube

[BillE]

Ain't that the truth!

I still have a scar on my thumb from playing with those razor sharp coffee can lids (the kind that had a 'key' to remove)...LOL. But man could those things fly!

Bill

[Sizzle Chest]

Excellent!

[Vegas Transplant]

Back in the late 60's this was a common sight in SC.

http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/data/500/moving_truck_mosquito_fogging.jpg (http://www.autogeekonline.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/52715)

Chasing the mosquito man.

[DaHen]

Great video.

Well, at least most of us made it this far.............. :xyxthumbs:

[RMM]

As a member of the batch of 72, I totally view myself in that video... :dblthumb2:

[TheCougarGuy]

Great video. Sad commentary on our current society.

[daveinsweethome]

my scar is on the thumb from a firecracker incident. just an excellent video of the era.

[jhodges]

My scar is on the upper part of my thigh from falling out of a freshly pruned apple tree and hooking my leg on one of the pruned branch stubs. Nothing lost; nothing gained but the scar and the story rights. Had the best (read "nastiest") scar during show-and-tell stories among my buddies:thankyousign: for years.

Thanks for the memories.

[rmagnus]

Amen

[piscott]

I've got scars from head to toe, played all sports (every day), my mother ran us out of the house right after breakfast and could only come back for Kool-Aid and a snack. Of course, my father said he had it tougher "I played tackle football on the cement, in 200 degree weather, no legs and no arms". Well, I took that with a few grains of salt. We rode motorcycles in the woods, all day and came home only for Kool-Aid. (The small packs u had to add sugar to) :-))