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62 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:26
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
I used to have some of these.
Magoo was it worse than stepping on Lego?
Magoo was it worse than stepping on Lego?
63 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:38
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Anybody else have one of these:
Looking back, I'm amazed that none of us lost an eye back then because we thought nothing of splitting into two teams in Smithills woods and spending all day trying to maim one another.
Looking back, I'm amazed that none of us lost an eye back then because we thought nothing of splitting into two teams in Smithills woods and spending all day trying to maim one another.
64 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:45
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
My mum would never let me have one of those, I remember a friend having one when we were kids that had a metal arrow on the top that fired off! 
65 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:53
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
We used to have guns that fired ball bearings.
It's a wonder any of us grew up with the requisite 2 eyes.
It's a wonder any of us grew up with the requisite 2 eyes.
66 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:56
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karlypants wrote:My mum would never let me have one of those, I remember a friend having one when we were kids that had a metal arrow on the top that fired off!
My mum never even suspected that I had a Black Widow, as I kept it well hidden - It would have gone straight in the bin, if she'd known about it.
One of our gang graduated from his to an actual compound bow and steel-tipped arrows.
We were like the James Gang - Black Widdows, Gat guns, bows and arrows, various air rifles (.177 & .22), cricket bats and pretty much anything else that could inflict pain and that we could get our hands on.
It really is a miracle that nobody got killed.......
67 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 10:58
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boltonbonce wrote:We used to have guns that fired ball bearings.
It's a wonder any of us grew up with the requisite 2 eyes.
I used to love my Gat:
68 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 11:02
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Looking back,I think we could probably have taken on the Taliban,and won!
69 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 15:23
wanderlust
Nat Lofthouse
Breadman wrote:Anybody else have one of these:
Looking back, I'm amazed that none of us lost an eye back then because we thought nothing of splitting into two teams in Smithills woods and spending all day trying to maim one another.
We'd go to the tip and collect lead from window lights, roll 6" of it up into a ball and when fired from a catapult it opened as it flew through the air making a loud whirring noise as it spun before thwacking into the target. Left a cracking welt on flesh.
70 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 15:39
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
I remember being shot in the ankle from someone pissing about with a G10 ballbaring gun when i was a kid, that was bloody painful!
71 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 17:21
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Guest
karlypants wrote:I remember being shot in the ankle from someone pissing about with a G10 ballbaring gun when i was a kid, that was bloody painful!
Now that's fucking gangsta, right there......!
72 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 22:50
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
This was a cracking game. Learn to gamble at an early age.
73 Re: Boyhood games. Thu Nov 06 2014, 23:16
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
boltonbonce wrote:This was a cracking game. Learn to gamble at an early age.
You and me both, boncey, Damn that Arkle
It was a bit less painful than playing Army with Air Rifles and Pop Guns Mind
75 Re: Boyhood games. Fri Nov 07 2014, 08:24
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
Never heard of it. Just checking it out on wiki.Breadman wrote:In a similar vein, I had this:
76 Re: Boyhood games. Fri Nov 07 2014, 08:50
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Guest
Not very hi-tech.
You cranked the handle and the track vibrated, moving the horses.
It was dead random but good fun.
And there was one grey which, for some unknown reason, I always used to pick as my horse.
And that's why the adult me made a few bob by betting on Rooster Booster (pre his Cheltenham success.)
"It's a grey - I'm lumping on!"
You cranked the handle and the track vibrated, moving the horses.
It was dead random but good fun.
And there was one grey which, for some unknown reason, I always used to pick as my horse.
And that's why the adult me made a few bob by betting on Rooster Booster (pre his Cheltenham success.)
"It's a grey - I'm lumping on!"
77 Re: Boyhood games. Fri Nov 07 2014, 09:03
boltonbonce
Nat Lofthouse
There is a race just for grey horses. Can't remember where.
A tough one for grey backers.
A tough one for grey backers.
78 Re: Boyhood games. Sun Nov 16 2014, 13:06
Banks of the Croal
Frank Worthington
Do you remember any of these games bonce
79 Re: Boyhood games. Sun Nov 16 2014, 13:16
karlypants
Nat Lofthouse
I didn't know there was a game where a kid pissed in a grid in the street!
80 Re: Boyhood games. Sat Apr 09 2022, 18:05
BoltonTillIDie
Nat Lofthouse
Hmmm. That’s literally a copy and paste from my post…interestingTevxs wrote:I remember the game Escape from Colditz - I remember that being a good game
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