Frank Goad
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Growing up did you like squirt guns?I did.
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Growing up did you like squirt guns?
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Sometimes. They were fun at appropriate times, but I never cared much about the huge ones that cost so much money.
The Crimson Universe
Active Member
In the festival of colors (holi) me and my friends played with water guns as kids. But not anymore. The colors are pretty cheap and doesn't come off easily even if you take multiple showers a day. It would take atleast a few days time to completely wear off. This is one of the reasons i stay indoors nowadays at holi. :=)
Growing up did you like squirt guns?I did.
Only in summer time.
Information, we called them water pistols.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Nope. I was a cap gun junkie. Awesome time to be a kid.
Squirter guns broke too often.
Squirter guns broke too often.
What ingredients do you think changed that it doesn't come off of stuff now?
I noticed the Holi powder they throw at the temple comes off pretty easy... except from the scalp. It'll come out of our clothes and off our skin, but it'll be stuck to the kids' scalp for a week or two(especially the red).
Viker
Häxan
My older stepbrother robbed a convenience store with one of those. Thing looked straight up like a .38 revolver. I had such a wonderful family.
Wildswanderer
Veteran Member
Guns are evil. We just played with dolls. Because even pointing sticks at each other meant we would all be mass killers in a few years.
That's my politically correct answer. In reality we shot each other with dart guns, cap guns, sticks and so on... but for water we had a garden hose.
That's my politically correct answer. In reality we shot each other with dart guns, cap guns, sticks and so on... but for water we had a garden hose.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Good not everyone was like your step brother.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I almost forgot about dart guns!
I like the ones that shot plastic BBs too. The precursor to Airsoft gun wars!
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
BTW I always wanted one of these but never got one.
I got a real BB gun a year later so it evened out. Lol.
No I didn't shoot my eye out.
I had zero interest in anything that resembled a gun, or any other weapon.
I know, how could I possibly even think of myself as a "real boy!"
I know, how could I possibly even think of myself as a "real boy!"
'Water pistol' was my choice of weapon. I recall the taste of that water acquired by using the gun as a canteen. Problem was reloading when the battle was fought city blocks away from your house. Water balloons were great since there were no nuclear restrictions back then.
We had bows and arrows - couldn't afford guns.