LOL! This is too funny and WAY too much of a coincidence, but I was in like around the fourth grade when I had my "rascal" moment
Hey Rico, were the hot cans of soda worth it?
And check out this bicycle song, this one goes out to Dcookie http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0WlLR1vSbo&feature
Razr8 wrote:LOL! This is too funny and WAY too much of a coincidence, but I was in like around the fourth grade when I had my "rascal" moment
=fvst.
LOL!! 
Hey, that WAS the scariest bike ride home...but we sure learned a lesson from that. Let me tell you, I had ONE nice bike too...a purple one with a banana seat that had sparkles in it. Oh...did I mention it had a high sissy bar on the back...WHAT was I THINKING?? LOL!! 
I tried to run over a ball once with it and got my foot caught in the spokes...I had flip flops on. THAT was no fun...
Peeps!! 
RicoLX wrote:
All I can say about the sokes and flipflops......OUCH! Lol, I had a bright yellow bike simar to the Razzs. Cool memories. DCoomie, them hot Shastas sure worth every can! We had a tree house, so called clubhouse. Stashed them up there, went to the kitchen, swiped some packs of weiners and I think it was VanCamp Chili, we made a fire on the ground , roastex the loot. Hid away in the tree like we here in heaven.. You KNOW what extremely csrbonated shastas do...and hot.... We were bloated and sick for days... To this day I cant eat or look at oscar meyer and sure wont touch a shasta
LOL!! Yea, but THOSE are the things we remember, aren't they?? I remember a camping trip that I went on with my husband/boyfriend at the time....we had an old 6 man canvas Eureka tent. It STORMED like crazy one night and the water was filling up the area that we had the tent pitched. My husband and his friend were out in the pouring down rain with whatever tools they could find digging a trench around the tents. They looked they MADMEN!! LOL! Our friend's that we went with had around 3 or 4 kids at the time. Did you ever try to keep that many kids from touching the sides of a CANVAS tent when it was raining??? LOL!! The water was just SEEPING in all around them...EVERYTHING was SOAKED!!! OH, the GOOD old days....
Ok, so let's review we have high back sissy bar banana seat bicycles, Shasta, music, fond memories and kleptomania. Does that sound about right?
Yea, that sounds about right but it doesn't sound good, does it?? LOL!!
Yeah it sounded better when it was told during a story
Dcookie wrote:
RicoLX wrote:
All I can say about the sokes and flipflops......OUCH! Lol, I had a bright yellow bike simar to the Razzs. Cool memories. DCoomie, them hot Shastas sure worth every can! We had a tree house, so called clubhouse. Stashed them up there, went to the kitchen, swiped some packs of weiners and I think it was VanCamp Chili, we made a fire on the ground , roastex the loot. Hid away in the tree like we here in heaven.. You KNOW what extremely csrbonated shastas do...and hot.... We were bloated and sick for days... To this day I cant eat or look at oscar meyer and sure wont touch a shastaLOL!! Yea, but THOSE are the things we remember, aren't they?? I remember a camping trip that I went on with my husband/boyfriend at the time....we had an old 6 man canvas Eureka tent. It STORMED like crazy one night and the water was filling up the area that we had the tent pitched. My husband and his friend were out in the pouring down rain with whatever tools they could find digging a trench around the tents. They looked they MADMEN!! LOL! Our friend's that we went with had around 3 or 4 kids at the time. Did you ever try to keep that many kids from touching the sides of a CANVAS tent when it was raining??? LOL!! The water was just SEEPING in all around them...EVERYTHING was SOAKED!!! OH, the GOOD old days....
Dcookie , that camping trip would have made the PERFECT "I Love Lucy" episode!
Posted from Dell Streak
Yeah can you imagine the three of us hanging out, listening to Queen and Elton John as we drive down an open road on our way to get a tasty burger
Posted from Dell Streak
A woodgrain station wagon would definitely turn heads And the burger joint would have to be a small mom and pop shop. Where they grind the meat in house and it's fresh and the burgers are made to order and not sitting under a heat lamp for hours wrapped in wax paper. As you can see I take my burgers seriously Oh, and Benny and The Jets works for me.
Now that's what I'm talking about!
RicoLX wrote:
And what better hit to blast at the cookout than this bad boy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ue2-ZVxpVjc
You hit the nail on the head on that one Rico! Good food, good company good tunes all on a nice starry Summer night, life is good!
WOO HOO!! Burgers on the grill and some Margarita's to go with Margaritaville!! Right up MY alley!! How would you like your burgers...on the charcoal or gas grill?? I like my on the charcoal!! We can even sit by the pool!
Dcookie wrote:WOO HOO!! Burgers on the grill and some Margarita's to go with Margaritaville!! Right up MY alley!! How would you like your burgers...on the charcoal or gas grill?? I like my on the charcoal!! We can even sit by the pool!
To keep it real, any burger loving American has got to go charcoal! Plus chilling pool side, can life get any better?
Looks like it will be only the 3 of us for this party. RicoLX, if it's any consolation, I use Mesquite Charcoal briquettes.
RicoLX wrote:
You do use mesquite charcal!? Well I "is" on the way! Razz lets stop for some beers and fill up the coolers! (whew, better check complete words b4'n posting
I SURE DO!! Kingsford Mesquite Charcoal Briquettes.
RicoLX wrote:
Well HOW come we aint set up the gril out on the grounds at the "First Annual Concert Tonite Woo! Hoo! 2011 Blast"! We three could rack in some dough sell'n tasty mesquite greaseburgers to the hungry crowd!
Here's some tunes to get the party started.
We really need to get our "Concert Cookout" going, here's a little something to set the mood http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMX0ad8sfRw. Dcookie you'll thank me later
