Originally posted by chappy2235
I'll meet you at the monkey bars!
I prefer the swings
I'll meet you at the monkey bars!
I prefer the swings
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Originally posted by chappy2235
Originally posted by Gunther-
I prefer the swings
I heard that about you.
Originally posted by Gunther-
I prefer the swings
I heard that about you.
Originally posted by bug03
Originally posted by Gunther-
I prefer the swings
slide ftw
The slide is good but I dont like to go down
Originally posted by Gunther-
I prefer the swings
slide ftw
The slide is good but I dont like to go down
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Originally posted by Gunther-
The slide is good but I dont like to go down
Push the girl in line infront of you?
The slide is good but I dont like to go down
Push the girl in line infront of you?
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yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
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Originally posted by maddoggy71
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
hey thats like 30 min from me
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
hey thats like 30 min from me
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Originally posted by maddoggy71
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
qf click.
clique...
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
qf click.
clique...
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Originally posted by maddoggy71
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
While you were playing gaysquare, the cool kids were playing football/soccer/chasing girls. lolu
yes I can remember it well... it was in the early 1980's... Whittier Elementary in Findlay, Ohio... MD was a pretty scrappy 4-square player.
seemed there was this short girl... Kimberly... who always started out in the A square (or whatever it was the top spot)... she'd always make up all these lame rules like "no baby bouncies... no super smashes"... and being short we weren't allowed to "smash" the ball over her head. If you did, she'd storm off pissed as hell. lol it was so fun getting her out of the game. If she was in A square, she'd run off and tell the teacher she made rules against it... otherwise she'd storm to the back of the line.
there would usually be a click of 3 players together... A would serve to B... B would setup C... and C would smash it on you in D square. The trick was to stay alive and move to C square... and usually your buddy would then start in D square. If you were good... you and your buddies unseat whomever had A square and your buddies would then kill off the D square over and over. Nothing like a good smash ball to kill that D square dude!!!
While you were playing gaysquare, the cool kids were playing football/soccer/chasing girls. lolu
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