Post a random fact about yourself.

[Vampiretwilight]

I had pizza for dinner, take out from dominos, the other night.

[Gunther]

There are some foods, bacon does not need to be associated with.

My first car was a fire engine red 1970 Pontiac Firebird; the precursor to the Trans Am.

[Chuuya]

I flipped my stepdad's truck when I was 13. He took my sister and I driving in the woods where one thing led to another. Yeah. . That was definitely a thing.

[Vampiretwilight]

There are some foods, bacon does not need to be associated with.

@Gunther

agreed

@everyone:
When I was a kid, I rode in the back of a pickup truck once, this was many years ago of course. The truck belonged to an aunt and uncle of mine.

[Sugar and Spite]

My first car was a red '95 Pontiac Bonneville SE. Not the prettiest car in the world, but it was comfy as hell.

I now own a black 2013 Mazda 3 Hatchback.

[Vampiretwilight]

I have final destinations 1-5 on dvd.

[Gunther]

When I was a kid, I rode in the back of a pickup truck once, this was many years ago of course. The truck belonged to an aunt and uncle of mine.

@Vampiretwilight

This was a common occurrence when I was a child.

[Vampiretwilight]

@Gunther
You rode in the bed of a pickup truck?

[Gunther]

You rode in the bed of a pickup truck?

@Vampiretwilight

Sure. hasn't everyone!?

[role model]

I think the moon is bigger than the sun and I'm not looking it up

[Vampiretwilight]

@Gunther
Nobody that I know. lol

[Vampiretwilight]

I hate red velvet cake.

[Chuuya]

I usually can't stomach pizza. It's entirely psychological as far as I know.

[Xandrya]

I've eaten an entire pizza pie in one sitting. I'm 5'0 and 103 lbs.

But less impressive, it's a Domino's medium thin crust with light cheese.

[Vampiretwilight]

for some reason, I can't swallow shells and cheese.
I could handle regular macaroni and cheese, but shells and cheese? no, and I am still confused about it.

[Gunther]

Nobody that I know. lol

@Vampiretwilight

I grew up during a time period when things like this were no big deal. Every kid I knew, when I was a kid, rode in the back of a pickup. We drank from garden hoses and rode our bicycles without helmets. WE played outside every day during hte summer and didn't go back inside until the street lights came on. If you wanted to see a friend or tell himself, you rode your bike to his house. We played games in teh street and didn't have a care in the world. It was a lot less restrictive. All the rules, aimed at protecting the greater good were placed by well intentioned people, but only served to degrade the condition in which we live.

[Carlyle]

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I grew up during a time period when things like this were no big deal. Every kid I knew, when I was a kid, rode in the back of a pickup. We drank from garden hoses and rode our bicycles without helmets. WE played outside every day during hte summer and didn't go back inside until the street lights came on. If you wanted to see a friend or tell himself, you rode your bike to his house. We played games in teh street and didn't have a care in the world. It was a lot less restrictive. All the rules, aimed at protecting the greater good were placed by well intentioned people, but only served to degrade the condition in which we live.

@Gunther

Well, I can't speak for others, but as someone who was born in 1999, most of that applied to my childhood. The only things that really don't apply are: riding in back of a pickup (only once so far in my life), playing outside every day during summer until dark (some days we did, some days we didn't) and riding a bike to our friend's house (it depended, sometimes I rode my bike, sometimes I got a lift to their house). But drinking from garden hoses, riding without helmets, playing games in the street (primarily 500, kickball, frisbee and four square), etc. was all pretty common growing up for me.

[Gunther]

@Kuro Did you grow up in the US?

[Carlyle]

@Kuro Did you grow up in the US?

@Gunther

American midwest, yeah.

[Gunther]

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American midwest, yeah.

@Kuro

Well now that explains it. You grew up in the United States of American while I grew up in the People's Socialist Republic of Massachusetts.