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[erindalc]

70 I suppose, depending where you live, it would have been cold.

 

[duckfan77]

69 It most definitely would have been cold.

 

[Scottly318]

72 I'm in MN and I've been snow camping

 

[erindalc]

73 I do enjoy winter camping sometimes. The last time I went (a few years ago now) my scout troop had a massive snowball fight in the afternoon and it was awesome. As well as sledding down some very steep hills.

 

[Scottly318]

74 snowball fights rock. Me and a couple of buddies used to make a hill near us ice and go sledding down it... in hind sight? That may not have been the smartest plan

 

[erindalc]

75 I used to take a foam sled and try to go down my hill standing up on it. My mom tried to make me wear a helmet. I didn't of course.

Anyway it was a pretty awesome feeling to make it all the way to the bottom of the hill without falling off, especially after I went over a jump I made.

 

[duckfan77]

76 That sounds fun.

 

[Scottly318]

77 yea it does... might have to do that this winter. Though doing it without my wife know? May be a challenge

 

[Someone Else 37]

78 We don't get a whole lot of snow here- more than some areas, but not nearly as much as, say, Boston- but we usually get a couple of storms that dump enough snow to sled on each winter. Seems like it was more when I was younger than it has been the past few years- whether that's because global warming or my brain being a derp, I do not know. Probably some of both.

It also doesn't help that I was at college last winter, in a warmer climate and a lower elevation. We got like two inches of snow once last winter. There was a big snowball fight spanning most of campus at about midnight.

 

[Scottly318]

79 awesome. Me and my son went out and built so many snowmen it was ridiculous. They all died horrible deaths in the hands of a "t-Rex" also known as my son

 

[erindalc]

80 When I was really young I would build giant Duplo (giant legos for those who don't know) towers in my room with my dad. They usually didn't last the night.

 

[Scottly318]

81 last the night? I'm betting they didn't last 10 minutes

 

[erindalc]

82 Well, I remember trying not to destroy them right in front of my dad.

But yeah, they usually didn't last ten minutes after he put me to bed.

 

[Scottly318]

83 I'm lucky if the towers I build for my boys last 10 seconds in front of me

 

[fowltief]

84 lots and lots of glue..

 

[Scottly318]

85 nothing gets past my 5yo.... he knew we had gotten him a tortoise for his birthday. A MONTH before we have it to him. We had it hidden in a place in the house he can't go but the adults do.

 

[fowltief]

86 which part of the house is that?

 

[erindalc]

87 Why do you want to know fowl

In my house, that room was my parents room usually.

 

[fowltief]

88 for future reference on where to hide stuff from kids..

we were let inside our parents room.. my mom had to be super crafty...even i now don't know where everything is.

And no i wasn't thinking what you were thinking until you thought about it.

 

[erindalc]

89 Yeah, I too was in my parents room. I honestly don't know where there was in the house to hide stuff from me as a kid.