We were allowed to bring them to school too. Good ole days.Back when everyone was going kungfu crazy and shit like this was being sold to kids
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We made Ninja Stars and Nunchucks in shop class, those were great times!Back when everyone was going kungfu crazy and shit like this was being sold to kids
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Everyone still isn’t?Back when everyone was going kungfu crazy and shit like this was being sold to kids
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Sometimes your just Better Off Dead.Didn’t ask for a dime…
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My mom's favorite saying when we got hurt was: "No blood, no bones, you're fine"...hahaWe made Ninja Stars and Nunchucks in shop class, those were great times!
Cracked my nose really good when I hit my nunchucks on a Bo-staff (my moms broom) when my buddy and I were playing ’Enter The Dragon’.
Back then you hid your injuries from your parents because you did not want them to confiscate your cool toys.
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Crack rocks for kids.
Mikey (the kid in the old Life cereal commercial that liked it) died from downing a bag of those and drinking a coke.Crack rocks for kids.
I remember that. Crazy. Kids were doing that in my area. Not sure anyone had the balls to do a whole bag though.Mikey (the kid in the old Life cereal commercial that liked it) died from downing a bag of those and drinking a coke.
True story
He was the OG.
He was the OG.
I watched a documentary on him a while back and his story was amazing. It explained how he got the gig to jump the fountains at Caesar‘s Palace- he called Caesar’s multiple times pretending to be a reporter or a fan asking for info about the Evel Knievel jump over the fountain. Eventually Caesar’s Palace called Evel and booked him to do it.
He was truly an original and us kids all wanted to be like him. His swagger stick was actually a flask with Wild Turkey in it, I’m still looking for one of those!