Stupid things you did when you were kids

[Bee Gees Fan]

Nope. I was always the good one between my sister and me.

Really? I always thought you'd have been a bit of a troublemaker, and a cheeky little monkey.

Did your sister torment you? That does seem to be the job of an older sibling.

[Mr Blue Sky]

Did your sister torment you? That does seem to be the job of an older sibling.

Relentlessly. Hey, maybe that's why I keep picking on you all these years later!

[Bee Gees Fan]

Relentlessly. Hey, maybe that's why I keep picking on you all these years later!

Shouldn't you be taking out your frustration on the person resposible?

Besides, I bet you were just as mean to your sister. Younger siblngs are often annoying.

[Davey Boy]

Relentlessly. Hey, maybe that's why I keep picking on you all these years later!

Shouldn't you be taking out your frustration on the person resposible?

Besides, I bet you were just as mean to your sister. Younger siblngs are often annoying.

Ah the complex issues of sibbling development. I was looking at some old photos the other day at my mums house and I could really see how my kid brother looked up to me. I am quite protective of him now really, although he's old enough to look after himself, but if he was ever in trouble I would bend over backwards to help him. We always got on well, although we did fight and squable, my favourite move was pinning him down, using my legs to hold down his arms, which left my arms free to tickle/poke/punch him, depending on my mood

[Rodge]

Ah the complex issues of sibbling development. I was looking at some old photos the other day at my mums house and I could really see how my kid brother looked up to me. I am quite protective of him now really, although he's old enough to look after himself, but if he was ever in trouble I would bend over backwards to help him. We always got on well, although we did fight and squable, my favourite move was pinning him down, using my legs to hold down his arms, which left my arms free to tickle/poke/punch him, depending on my mood

Ahh big brothers - I love the way they call viscious use of the hands as "tickle & poke"!

[Dorset Girl]

Besides, I bet you were just as mean to your sister. Younger siblngs are often annoying.

My younger sister's 23 now, and we still argue! When she was about eight, she'd sit on the other side of the room from me, and yell out to mum in the kitchen "Ow! She hit me, mum!"

Actually I hadn't touched her, but the amount of times I'd get told off... hmph!

[Dorset Girl]

My best friend Mark and I used to disappear off together for the whole day together, playing 'Valley of Adventure'(don't be rude, BN) on the heath.

Sounds fun, can I play?

Actually, as we grew up together and we were naturally curious, there were some less than innocent games too!

[Mr Blue Sky]

My best friend Mark and I used to disappear off together for the whole day together, playing 'Valley of Adventure'(don't be rude, BN) on the heath.

Sounds fun, can I play?

Actually, as we grew up together and we were naturally curious, there were some less than innocent games too!

Jammy bastard. It wouldn't be an Enid Blyton 'adventure' I'd be having in your valley, either!

[Bee Gees Fan]

Jammy bastard. It wouldn't be an Enid Blyton 'adventure' I'd be having in your valley, either!

The Famous Five are appalled.

[Dorset Girl]

It wasn't that bad, we were only young, after all! Just a bit of 'you show me yours if I show you mine', that's all.

BN, we seem to have a knack of degenerating each and every thread into innuendo. Sorry BGF.

[Bee Gees Fan]

Sorry BGF.

Hey, I'm cool, sister. Innuendo away.

[Rodge]

It wasn't that bad, we were only young, after all! Just a bit of 'you show me yours if I show you mine', that's all.

BN, we seem to have a knack of degenerating each and every thread into innuendo. Sorry BGF.

Ah ha, see; it's not just me!

[Slayer13]

AH, I remember when I was a lot younger and me and my cousins (Who were older than me) had an odd obsession with fireworks. So we went outside and lit some bottlerockets and many more, basically a whole basket full of fun explosives. We shot them and I accidentally shot a huge one, it was amazing at first, it sparkled through the sky, and landed in my neighbors garden. Soon after that I don't know what happened but we shot more that way, soon enough her garden ignited. It wasn't a bad fire, but it took out a chunk of her flowers. We got scared and ran inside. I geuss that was a pretty dumb thing to do, but I was young and at the time, me and my cousins thought it was a good idea. So later we got busted, and apologized, and helped clean up our mess.

[ouroboros]

Well not so much kids as around 15 or 16 and usually when a little drunk at parties. Set your sock on fire - with your foot in it

No seriously it's perfectly safe. Just take a match/lighter whatever and hold it to your foot. The flame just shoots around your sock for a bit and then goes out. It doesn't always work though, I think it depends on either how 'bobbly' your sock is or how sweaty your foot is. One of those things are either good or bad for the effect. Eh I can't remember now. Give me a bit of time for some trial and error and I'll let you know!

[tenpercenter]

rode a motorbike into a house

[woggle]

Annoy the horses on the local common untill they chased after us so we had to duck and cover ..lol very stupid!

[Forever Jung]

I don't remember anything really dumb from my childhood off the top of my head, but funny enough the same dumbass thing happened to both my dad and to Meat Loaf when they were kids.

When they were younger they both played cowboys and indians (not together of course )

My dad and his friend decided the game wasn't real enough, and so they took the suckers off the toy arrows and put them in a sharpener to make them nice and pointy.
Several thousand miles west, Meat and his friend had come to the same conclussion.

Meat took one to the forhead and stood there with the arrow sticking out of his head.

My dad took one to the eye.
He was very lucky not to lose it, and it made things more difficult when he had to have an operation on his eye a couple of years ago.
Luckilly the operation was a success.

Thinking about it, Meat is two years younger than my dad, and if you assume they were roughly the same age when it happened, there can't have been much difference time wise.

Just goes to show that kids on both sides of the Atlantic can be real dumbasses

[!Amz!]

I remember specifically when I was about 8 or 9, me and my friend Tamara built a house out of Lego and played 'Big Brother' - and for voting we'd go round her house asking her sister and her mum and dad who they preferred