Dumb Kwestion of the Month #21

Staybrite wrote:

Xid wrote:

When he was a young boy, he played the silver ball...

Thankfully I wasn't also deaf, dumb, and blind.

That would suck.  Big time.

Xid wrote:

Staybrite wrote:

Xid wrote:

When he was a young boy, he played the silver ball...

Thankfully I wasn't also deaf, dumb, and blind.

That would suck.  Big time.

I can imagine it would even if you could "play a mean pinball"

I think that keen of a sense of smell would probably be a curse.

Through The Dark Radio wrote:

messiaen77 wrote:

I was probably three.  My parents were divorced and Mom worked as a keypunch operator at DuPont.  She had to work late one evening so she ordered pizza for dinner.  We had just sat down to eat, she had put a slice of pizza on each of our plates, when my grandmother called.  She answered the phone and talked for what had to have been a very long time because I ate my piece and helped myself to another.  And another.  And another.  By the time she came back, I had eaten the whole pizza except for the slice that was on her plate.

A little bit hungy, eh?

Yep.  Of course the whole event earned me one of the fashionable "I can't believe I ate the whole thing" t-shirts.

I remember being on Mount Washington when I was pretty young. Somewhere between 3 and 6, maybe?

Driven wrote:

I remember being on Mount Washington when I was pretty young. Somewhere between 3 and 6, maybe?

Where is Mt Washington?

Staybrite wrote:

Driven wrote:

I remember being on Mount Washington when I was pretty young. Somewhere between 3 and 6, maybe?

Where is Mt Washington?

New Hampshire

Thanks 

Thanks TTDR, I wasn't even sure myself… It's famous for having a mountain train, or whatever you call it, with a central cog rail. I remember it being a wet day, and I remember being grumpy.

One childhood memory I have is watching the Houston Aeros (with Gordie, Mark & Marty Howe) win their first Avco Cup of the WHA.