Add a section under “rubber…
Original author: tinman
Add a section under “rubber ball games” for punchball”. Hi Mick, Hi Lori
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Hi my name is Tony…
Original author: tony figueroa [e-mail]
Hi my name is Tony (Figgy to all in the bronx) 174th street and washington ave.was my home base I went to ps 58 1955-1958 JHS 118 1958-1962 Bronx voc,HS 1962-1966 Grad, does any body out remember me …
How about covering BUCK-BUCK…
Original author: Peter Gladis [e-mail]
How about covering BUCK-BUCK and its rules? (My back is still hurting from hours of playing decades ago!) – Peter …
Another good source on kites…
There were other simple…
I just added a bunch of…
Original author: Bruce Tuchman [e-mail]
I just added a bunch of new guestbooks to the Sheepshead Bay page, Lafayette, Utrecht, Wingate, Jefferson, etc. Take a look and tell your friends. Thanks http://www.ulster.net/~btuchman/guestpage.html …
We also had three other…
Original author: Anonymous
We also had three other favorite tricks. One was to paint a doorknob. People would then get paint on their hand. The other was to tie a piece of fishing line to a dollar bill, and let some fool chase it. The last, was to tir a piece of fishline across two trees, so that it would knock off the people’s hats as they walked by. …
I used to live in the Linden…
Original author: Anonymous
I used to live in the Linden Housing projects. We used to tie two doorknobs together, and then ring both doorbells. After a bit of tugging, the neighbors would eventually co-ordinate an effort to cut the rope. This would enable them to open their doors, but by that time we would be gone. …
mischevious things we used…
Original author: angie
mischevious things we used to do, like ringing peoples’ doorbells and then running away. sneaking from 1 show into another at the movies
I’m trying to find out how…
Original author: Anonymous
I’m trying to find out how to play chinese jumprope, beginning with how to tie the first and last bands together! I used to play but don’t remember anymore. I want to teach my granddaughter.