I was chatting with my grandmother last night and she kept saying... "I was there when". I hit my like a ton of bricks that I need to create this thread.

Post what you where "there for". It can be anything; a historic event, a life changing even, funny event anything. Also, come back and update the thread when "you where there" for future events.

Examples:
I was there when - alex.s blew up his engine
I was there when - Jiggles thought he could build a deathproof bike

I will go first.

I was there when - the internet was a bunch of dial up BBS's
I was there when - chone rode his first track day
I was there when - gas was 1:29 a gallon :(

I was there when - Kawasaki unveiled the 300 and 636.
I was there when - the hospital i was born in was referred to as Killa-hul.

I was there when Neil Armstrong said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

^
Oh really, you were on Apollo 11 and actually saw Neil Armstrong step foot on the moon. Didn't know we had an astronaut on our forums. :rolleyes:

You must mean you were in front of a TV. I wouldn't consider being 238,000 miles away as "being there". Haha.


If that's the case, then I too was there when Neil Armstrong said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."

I was there when - alex.s blew up his engine


Which time?

Jono,

I think "I was there" refers to a period of time as well as being at a specific time and place of an event, at least in this game. Old people talk lol BTW: In my case, I was actually there.

And lol at Zombiphone!

I was there when the juice was let loose (OJ)
I was there when Y2K was a complete bust

I am not much on thread/forum rules... but "I was there" can be relative or used either way if it prompts you to post it.

In my 3, I use it both ways. I was physically there when chode rode track and I was metaphorically there when gas was $1.29 a gallon, same as Frugal was there for the moon landing.

It's all good. :thumbup:

I was there when people were saying "I'll never pay $1 a gallon for gas!" during the second oil embargo. For that matter, I was there for the first one too.

I was there (really) when the Space Shuttle Columbia made its first flight.

I was there when the Beatles invaded America.

I was there (and glued to the TV) When Star Trek premiered. And was canceled.

I was there when they still said "in living color" on NBC.

I was there when getting good reception meant futzing with rabbit ears.

I was there when the biggest media market in the country had 7 TV channels, plus UHF, which was useless.

I was there when Pay TV (that's cable to you) was thought up. I remember thinking I'd never want to pay for TV.

I was there when the Yankees were on Channel 11, the Mets were on Channel 9, and we were all asked if we knew where our children were at 10 pm every night.

I was there for the Heidi game.

I was there when we actually did atom bomb drills in school.

I was there when four students were shot by the National Guard at Kent State.

I was there (really) when Woodstock (the first one... the others don't count) closed down the NY State Thruway.

I was there when the Russians and the Chinese were the bad guys.

I was there when Chet and David said good night to each other.

I was there when Sesame Street premiered. And I was too old for it.

I was there when they still said "in living color" on NBC.

I was there when getting good reception meant futzing with rabbit ears.

I was there when the Yankees were on Channel 11, the Mets were on Channel 9, and we were all asked if we knew where our children were at 10 pm every night.



lol, I remember these! Awesome memories!

I was there when the Yankees were on Channel 11, the Mets were on Channel 9, and we were all asked if we knew where our children were at 10 pm every night.


I remember those! I assume you grew up somewhere near NYC as well?

I was there when - I broke my leg

I was there when - I broke my leg

There as in in front of the computer watching it on youtube? Or there as in actually there?

What's the question again?

I remember those! I assume you grew up somewhere near NYC as well?

Pelham, first town north of Da Bronx.

I still can't get used to the way the world changed. I mean... the Mets wound up on Channel 11, fergawdsake. That's like a crime against nature or something.


I was there when Jiggles discovered the joys of Percoset. We still havent' gotten over that, either.

I was there for the New York Worlds Fair. Belgian waffles and the awesome GM Futurama.

I was there when Jiggles discovered the joys of Percoset. We still havent' gotten over that, either.

lol http://www.ninjette.org/forums/picture.php?albumid=624&pictureid=9819

I was there but now I'm here.

Sometimes when I was there I wasn't really there but somewhere else.

I was there when Nappy Roots was cool as hell and yea, they are from the KY.

People tell me I was in places I don't remember. Sometimes that's a good thing.

I was there when Don Meredith said "Shut up, Howard."

http://www.tubefilter.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/09/aaaaaaaaaa-know-your-meme.jpg

I was there when choneofakind dragged a knee

I was there when Rossi passed Stoner.
I was there when Marquez Rossi'd Rossi.

I was there when Neil Armstrong said, "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."


Me too

I was there when NE Ohio had an earthquake of 5.0 on the Richter Scale in 1986.


For those that think I'm joking: http://bssa.geoscienceworld.org/content/78/1/188.abstract

I was there when Jiggles discovered the joys of Percoset. We still havent' gotten over that, either.


I was there when choneofakind dragged a knee

I was there in 2000 when the world didn't end. And again in 2012.

I was there when United Airlines flight 93 made a uturn, right over Cleveland. They let us out of school early that day.

I was there when they announced the Iraq surge, then I got on the plane

I was there when pee wee Herman had his first movie, his tv show, and was in front of the tv when he got caught highjackin

I was there when cars still had some style... I think it died somewhere with the birth of the K car.

I was there when you needed to talk to someone if you wanted to get money...

I was there when we went from the pulse signal to tone signal...

I was there when I was my dad remote control and there when the remote was actually physically linked to the TV.

K cars.... hahahahah I had one of those

You could shove an enclosed box of 4 10'' kickers in the back with 1200w amps and crack the back window but you had to face em backward to get em to hit that hard.

I was there when TVs had knobs to change the channel. No remote.
I was there when the oil embargo happened and you had to wait in line to get gas on odd or even days based on your plate. Soon after the U.S. oil reserve was created.

I was there when I watched some TV channels on UHF (my TV had 2 big knobs).

I was there when there were rotary phones. (Wired)

I was there when these 2 chicks ate doo doo out of a cup

I was there when - alex.s blew up his engine
I was there when - Jiggles thought he could build a deathproof bike



BHAHAHAHAHHAHAHahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahaha.

....

HAHAHAHAHAhahhahahaha.



death proof.... classic.

i was there when - facebook was "the Facebook" and my school email wasn't prestigious enough to register for it.

can't think of anything noteworthy right now so that should do.

I was there when my only computer was a Commodore 64 and it had two colors... Green and greener

I was there when folks had a MySpace and nobody heard of a Facebook

BHAHAHAHAHHAHAHahahahahahahahhahahahahhahahaha.

....

HAHAHAHAHAhahhahahaha.



death proof.... classic.

Deathproof is still happening

i was there when LORD (legend of the red dragon) came out.

I was there when cell phones came, and stayed in bags...
I was there when folks had the Motorola brick.

( sheez I like smart phones )

I was there when AOL was mailed to you, on a floppy disk, and came with 5 Free Hours!!

I was there when Challenger fell from the sky. :(

Challenger didn't fall as much as blow into a million pieces.

Haha aol sent them regularly

I was there when floppy discs were black and huge

I was there when floppy discs were black and huge

:D

:D
ahhhh the 80's

Fine :p

I was there when VHS won over Beta. Took me forever to figure out what the big box behind the beta tapes were since we had a Sony Betamax player at the time.

Ah, the 80's were great!

I was there when folks thought laser disc would replace VHS... The when DVD came out

I was there when ya still recorded music off the radio on cassette tapes.

i was there for at least 2 of jiggles crashes, been gone for a year so im sure he has had 10 more.

I was there when... Damn that's classified, nvm

I was there when...they brought tvs into class so we could watch Neal Armstrong take the first step on the moon.

:eek: I wasn't ^ there :D

I was there when choneofakind dragged a knee

I was there when he crashed in the same corner. :rolleyes:

I was there when "high fidelity" was putting the needle on the record.

I was there when my uncle came back from Viet Nam

I was there when the the quarter changed and had some "minuet man" playing a drum on the obverse.

I was there when gas went over a dollar and the pumps didn't.

I was there when the best game system was the only game system. The Atari 2600 and it came with space invaders.

I was there when the only computer class was learning how to program in basic, and the prerequisite to that class was called "typing".

I was there when the only coke was coke, not new coke or coke classic.

i was there when the world ended.

oh wait, that's not for a few more years.

http://i.imgur.com/diFJkPi.jpg

I was there and pumping gas when it was 29.9 for hi-test.
I was there when RFK shook my Dad's hand and rubbed my hair at The Eternal Flame after his brother's assassination.
I was there when an MX factory rider in a Box van riding for peanuts was considered top of his game.
I was there when my Grandmother had an out house and a party line telephone.
I was there when if someone was on "relief" (welfare), it was considered temporary, not a career.
I'm old, I could go on....:lol:

i was here when bill gates cured malaria.

I was there :(

/ZChrDLREIUI

http://www.guildford-dragon.com/2013/05/13/do-you-recall-days-of-godalmings-gin-mill-club/

and I was there, quite often
It was a fantastic club with some bands who went on to be huge acts I particularly remember seeing Genesis there way before they were famous. I was wowed, they were unique.
For the record Duster Bennett (also seen there) is playing a Telecaster not a Stratocaster as stated

Looking today at the list of bands playing that cramped little pub venue it's kind of surreal It was a good time to be young :)
"Artists included Jethro Tull, Genesis, Fleetwood Mac, Free, Chicken Shack, Champion Jack Dupree, Savoy Brown and Duster Bennett."

^^^^ cool stuff right there (both posts)

I was there when Earnhardt Sr wrecked at the 2001 Daytona..

I was there when Highway 64 in TN (route of Trail of Tears) was a 2 lane road.

I was there for the Patriot's 18-1 season in 2007.

Almost forgot to update this thread.

I was there when ally99 crashed hard!
I was there when Floki pinned it to win it!
I was there when adouglas, Ducati999 and Bigballsofpaint did their first track day.

I am sure I am forgetting soooooo much stuff right now.

I was there when Sirref hauled nearly 1k miles to ride track, do EXACTLY what he should have done and go fast too. :)

I was there when the world didn't end on January 1, 2000 and again December 21, 2012.

And to REALLY feel old.

http://www.beloit.edu/mindset/2018/

I was there when Sirref hauled nearly 1k miles to ride track, do EXACTLY what he should have done and go fast too. :)

and you'll be there for the repeat performance too :D

I may or may not be able to get a co-pilot this time :lol:

I was there....walking down the street in Petaluma Ca. with sis, when the horns began honking on Aug 14, 1945.

I was there.... in the summer prior to my Jr. yr of high school when the Korean DMZ was established July of 1953.

I was there....receiving orders to VF 53, aboard the USS Ticonderoga CVA-14, Pacific Fleet in 1959 when Maj. Dale Buis and Sgt. Chester Ovnand, the military advisors, are killed by Viet Minh guerrillas. They are the first American deaths in the Second Indochina War. This would become known as Viet Nam.

and you'll be there for the repeat performance too :D

I may or may not be able to get a co-pilot this time :lol:

You wanna meet me somewhere halfway?

You wanna meet me somewhere halfway?

Depends, I'm likely going to be bringing 2 bikes and there's the possibility of a copilot. There's not much point if there's no room for the bikes, gear, and people.

We'll see how it unfolds

https://i.imgur.com/RIns3FX.gif

Depends, I'm likely going to be bringing 2 bikes and there's the possibility of a copilot. There's not much point if there's no room for the bikes, gear, and people.

We'll see how it unfolds

kk

I was there when...they brought tvs into class so we could watch Neal Armstrong take the first step on the moon.

Summer school, eh?

Oh snap, Dave just called Al dumb. Or delinquent. Or or or or.. what else do people go to summer school for before they're college age and looking to save money?

Oh let's try this...

I was there when

News came on paper
Music came on tape
Videos were sold and rent in a dedicated store
You had to wait to watch a new tv episode and hope a rerun would fill in what you missed.
The internet made beeps, boops, and buzz noises when you logged on.
Phones had curly cords you could wrap around your finger.


Last night Google Play gave me X-Men for signing up. As I watched the intro set at a Jewish Ghetto, I wondered how soon would it be before the understanding of what a sewn on yellow Star of David meant, and the horror that surrounds such a simple piece of cloth, would be lost and forgotten. How long before Hollywood, in order to show a desperate and tragic childhood, switches to another place?

Time marches on, there is no stopping it. I just wonder what gets lost as the years fall away.

Summer school, eh?

Or year round school maybe.

No, no. Al was probably taking smart-kid advanced study classes...

I'd gone cherry picking in Yakima with my folks and listened to the moon landing in the back seat of the family '66 Ford Ranch Wagon while were coming back home on Highway 410. We got home in time to turn on the TV and watch the egress from the LEM (lunar excursion module to you young 'uns). Memorable stuff! Probably influenced a lot of people who are now older engineers.

Or year round school maybe.

They had year 'round school in '69? In 'Murica?

I was there when....

You can't make or receive any phone calls when you're on the Internet.

The same time when a 486 DX66 machine was top notch and cost over $2000!!!

They had year 'round school in '69? In 'Murica?

Wiki, source of all trustable knowledge on the Net, says year round schedules were in effect in the US since 1900 - primarily in urban areas where families didn't have farms and ranches to work on during the summer. It names off the major cities as examples. By 1975 it'd spread to most of the country offering it.

There were two (?) year round schools where I grew up. One was one of the elementary school and I think the Catholic school was year round.

I was there when we heard Sputnik on my dad's ham radio!

I was there when...
Star wars a new hope came out
MtV was music television aired the first video " video killed the radio star"
MJ thriller aired
Fraggle rock was a hit on HBO
Mullets were cool
Girls wore pantyhose with shorts and heals
GLOW was a popular sport show.. gorgeous ladies of wrestling..
Headbangers ball was at 6 pm not at midnight.
Pagers were for doctors only
cheers, and MASH final episode aired
Chevrolet had money

I was there when we heard Sputnik on my dad's ham radio!

beep.







beep.







beep.

Almost forgot to update this thread.

I was there when ally99 crashed hard!
I was there when Floki pinned it to win it!
I was there when adouglas, Ducati999 and Bigballsofpaint did their first track day.

I am sure I am forgetting soooooo much stuff right now.

Hellz yeah! Ally whose stubborn ass walked around the track all morning and rode 3 hours to Macon before getting seen at 7pm.

That's a cool list you've got there, Chris.

I was there when there was NOTHING on TV to watch because EVERY channel (all 30 of them) were broadcasting some boring thing about a guy in some white truck/van thing tootling around a freeway with like 5 cop cars behind him...

I was there when southern california shook violently for a couple minutes in the early 90s...

I was there as My parents paid $5,299 (not adjusted for inflation) for a 180Mhz processor, 8x CD-ROM, and 160GB hard drive...

I was there when having a cellular telephone with a GAME (snake) on it was the coolest thing to happen. EVER. The downside? Play it too much and you had to charge your phone more often. Every 4 days, not once a week...

Bronco! It was a Bronco!

I was there when George Wallace was shot (not at his rally, going to a movie at the same shopping center)
I was there at the riots following MLK death
I was there at Jimi's final concert
I was there at the May Day riot at University of MD. (Viet Nam War protest)
I was there at the Colbert/Stewart Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear at DC Mall

I am such a kid.

http://funeyetest.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/04/magic-eye-wallpapers-234.jpg

cool shark!

I was there when a home computer was a series of large dots & a numeric keypad.
I was there waking up at 3 am in Sydney to watch Evel Knievel's latest attempt.
I was there when a Friday night out was traveling 15 miles to the first Mcdonalds.
I was there when people would send Christmas cards in the mail.

I was there riding track with alex.s
I was there when ally99 dragged a knee
I was there to race with with many ninjette members
I was there to race with some new young racers
I was there to help and coach many new riders for their first successful track days :)
I was there to do some msf classes to help new riders get a good start
I was there when snot returned to the track to shake off the nerves

I was there for the laughs the entire time :p

I am still forgetting good friends and good times that can be added to the list.

I was there when....people used to a pager/beeper and typed: 07734

I was there when....people used to a pager/beeper and typed: 07734

I was there when 8675309 was a number everyone knew. :rotflmao:

Jenny???? LOL. I wasn't there for that. But I heard about it and now use it at Shoprite or Pathmarks =)

I was there when....

Triple Fat Goose was the winter jacket to get because it's light and warm!

I was there when....

You had to walk up to the TV and turn the knob to switch the channel!
The TV remote came out. A small handheld device that had a wire attached to it running to the TV
You could pump the little basketball located on the tongue of your sneakers to have a tighter fit!
Michael Jackson was a black man
Cartoons were awesome! (He-Man, Transformers, ThunderCats, The Smurfs, Tom & Jerry, Woody Woodpecker)
Download music = listening to the radio, then you scream at everyone to be quiet while you hit the Record and Play button simultaneously
A #2 pencil is the most important tool to have when you're working with cassette tapes
The scantron was introduced in school and you had to fill in circles

Man....the good old days!!!

I was there when the first portable phones came out. We thought we were fancy!!!

I was there the first time csmith12 was a cr at mid-ohio.

I was there when 8675309 was a number everyone knew. :rotflmao:

I use to give this one and the police station number as my home phone number... lol

IWTW:
You could full the tank on CB350 for $1.53
You could replace a fuse with the foil paper inside your pack of cigarettes.
You could have an RD350 ported, polished and get an expnsion chamber for $350

I was there when The rocky horror picture show was still shown at midnight on Saturday night....
It was cool to sit on the hood of your car and talk till sunrise with friends in a parking lot.
Atar introduced home systems..
Intellivision introduced burger time and utopia..

It was cool to sit on the hood of your car and talk till

They still do that round here, it just happens in the wal-mart parking lot instead of the town square.

I was there when the review for Mad Max was printed in Time magazine.
That movie is why I ride a Kawasaki.

I was there when this was brand new (KZ900 - $2300):
http://catseyeweb.com/76kaw.jpg

I was there when my brother gave me .40 ammo for an early birthday present it happened on the winter solstice

I was there listening....." Helloo Mr. and Mrs. America...and all the ships at sea.."

I was there ..in Oklahoma, when the last phrase to departing relatives was " write when you get work."

I was there when most homes still had rotary dial phones.

I was there when Sugar Smacks renamed their cereal to Honey Smacks because moms started fearing feeding too much sugar to their kids.

I was there when Hypercolor shirts and New Kids on the Block were the latest thing.

Edit: And slap bracelets and mood rings! Good ol' elementary/middle school days.

IWTW they had you pray in public school (in Alabama, at least).

I was there when most homes still had rotary dial phones.

I was there when Sugar Smacks renamed their cereal to Honey Smacks because moms started fearing feeding too much sugar to their kids.

I was there when Hypercolor shirts and New Kids on the Block were the latest thing.

Edit: And slap bracelets and mood rings! Good ol' elementary/middle school days.

Gawd, the 80's rocked, didn't they? :D

Remember when the slap bracelets were banned due to injuries? Thought it was hysterical when they came back not too long ago.

Remember when the slap bracelets were banned due to injuries? Thought it was hysterical when they came back not too long ago.

Sorry, but a dumb guy question: What's a "slap bracelet"?

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Thanks, Teri! I guess I've led a sheltered life, as I've never seen one before.

Next challenge for me: figure out how to get injured with one...

Thanks, Teri! I guess I've led a sheltered life, as I've never seen one before.

Next challenge for me: figure out how to get injured with one...

If I remember right, the original ones were sometimes metal and either idiots were removing the protective cover, or it was fraying and coming off.

Ah, found it:

U.S. Consumer Panel Warns Of Injury by 'Slap' Bracelets
AP
Published: October 30, 1990

A popular toy bracelet may cause hand and wrist injuries to children, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said today.

The toy, a slap bracelet, is a thin strip of metal covered by woven fabric or paperand wraps into the bracelet when the wrist is struck with it.

The commission said the toys have passed tests given to items with sharp edges. But the panel said it was concerned that, over time, the fabric or paper covering may tear, exposing the user to a sharp metal edge. As a result, cuts may occur.

The panel said parents should alert children to the potential danger and should examine the toys frequently. In the event a tear occurs, the toy should be discarded.
The commission said it was continuing its investigation into the toy to see if further action is warranted.

I was there when students were spanked by principals, and it was legal.

I was there when you could buy a case of little kings a pack of smokes and a little gas for less than $20.

If I remember right, the original ones were sometimes metal and either idiots were removing the protective cover, or it was fraying and coming off.

Thanks, Teri. I see now how I missed it: timing! Was a working stiff, had a little kid with another on the way. No internet, no cable TV. Prettywife, work, fixer-upper house, and kid kept and me busy then.

I was there when they gave me a company pager! I was there when people would jump and contort when they were surprised by a vibrating pager.

Ahh! Simpler times...

iwtw good guys all wore neckties on tv (all except Kookie that is) :)


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I was there when I used to wear a tie and suit (or sportcoat) to work every day!

IWTW Tricky Dick told us all he was not a crook

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I was there when a lid was $15.......or so I'm told......:cool:

IWTW Tricky Dick told us all he was not a crook


I enjoyed reading this, gave me a good insight into the real man. You might too, if you can bring yourself to :)
I concur with most of the community reviews.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/97939.RN

OOOoooooOOOO....the things I would do.

I was there when 8675309 was a number everyone knew. :rotflmao:

that's odd, I know that number but have no clue where it's from

that's odd, I know that number but have no clue where it's fromj

I'm in the mountains so my internet connections SUCKS too much to preview this video, but I'm hoping it's the answer to your question. It was a popular song from the 80s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WTdTwcmxyo

Remember when the slap bracelets were banned due to injuries? Thought it was hysterical when they came back not too long ago.

:lol: I have one now that's flourescent yellow and reflective. I use it when biking/running in less that ideal visibility conditions. I laughed when I saw it but bought it because it's practical.

OOOoooooOOOO....the things I would do.

:(

j

I'm in the mountains so my internet connections SUCKS too much to preview this video, but I'm hoping it's the answer to your question. It was a popular song from the 80s.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WTdTwcmxyo

that's the one for sure, I recognized it as familiar immediately

I was there when there was no caller id and you could still get away with prank phone calls. God, I miss those....

I was there when millenials like me all started saying "Oh GODDDD IM SOOOOOOO OOOOOLD!!!!" because they remember a vague glimpse of what the 90's looked like.

I miss the 90s, being a kid during the 90s was awesome

I was there when a scientific discovery was made.

It was in a national park, many many years ago. A beaver had lived in his dam for many years, as a solitary beaver. He was a happy beaver -- he had a good life. His daily activities were simple, because he was a simple beaver. He liked to wake up in the morning, go out and find a log, gnaw on it; and then find another log. Researchers all determined this to be an indecisive beaver, but this beaver was very picky. Many would say that the beaver was strange -- as he had not chosen a mate and was nearing old age in terms of beaver-years.

However, this beaver was a beaver among beavers. This beaver was a bad-ass-motherfcuking beaver. Most researchers would observe this beaver for the time required to obtain their degrees, scholastic recognition, and to fulfill their own needs. But this goddamn fcuking beaver had passed the test of time. This beaver had defied all expectations in terms of his lifespan. This was a mean old beaver, and he developed a reputation for not tolerating any bullisht.

At one point in time, a small child threw an empty bottle at the solitary meditating beaver. The beaver sat quietly, and as the empty soda bottle ricocheted across the log upon which the beaver sat -- the beaver did not move. The beaver sat quietly, as he knew how the streams and the rain worked. He was not afraid. The beaver propped up a stick in a northerly direction, and with his rudimentary sun-dial, he calculated the time of day and year -- he sat quietly as he calculated the wind patterns, the water runoff calculations, and the traffic estimation in the coming rain storms.

This beaver was no ordinary beaver. This was a mean old beaver who had a bone to pick with his god and he wouldn't lay down and submit to death until he was good and ready. As the beaver watched the spoiled child get back into it's car and drive off down toward the next tourist attraction, the beaver was struck with a revelation. The beaver sat quietly on his log, and he was content. Social progress had been made.

A beaver -- a small mammal. Only 13 inches in length, 6 inches wide. He had displaced a human child. The beaver sat quietly in his solitude. The beaver felt powerful, but he knew that power was a human emotion, and his beaver brain wrestled with the concept. This beaver sat on his log, and he thought very long and hard. He watched the winds, he watched the level of water in the stream, and he watched the clouds and the moon.

The rains picked up, the weather moved in. The level of water in the stream in which the beaver lived rose, and the beaver climbed to high ground. From his new nest on the bluff, the beaver watched all that he had lived for be destroyed. His dam was destroyed. His home washed away. The water carved a new path through the mountain in which the beaver lived. But this was no ordinary beaver. This beaver refused to roll over and die.

As time passed, the beaver invented new convictions. This beaver grew smarter. The beaver no longer enjoyed spectators, and he certainly no longer appreciated scrutiny. This beaver was fcuking pissed off. This was one angry beaver. He knew that his work was paramount to the forefront of human survival, but this beaver was still sitting on a log in a different forest. This beaver was a very small being, but he sat for long hours and spent many days calculating the odds. This beaver needed new territories to roam through. This beaver needed new dams to build, new logs to gnaw, and a new world to own.

At the end of the day, the beaver built a new dam and everyone lived happily ever after.

disclaimer;cat.stepped.on.keyboard.and.typed.a.symphony

I was there when the pure water store closed down cuz of Y2K scare lol

I was there when the batkid came to the city..

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I was there when a scientific discovery was made.

It was in a national park, many many years ago. A beaver had lived in his dam for many years, a .... ./snip

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Yeah I don't exactly remember where I was going with that one. Atleast I achieved something.

Yeah I don't exactly remember where I was going with that one. Atleast I achieved something.

I sense something... corksil. Do people often misunderstand you? I bet the answer is yes... Just know that someone out there somewhere understands and can relate.

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Hahahahahaha that was crazzy! That's something I would do in a video game haha. If the crazy ai messed me up then I'd start going backwards and cause a crash fest hahahahah. "If you ain't first, you're last!" - Reese bobby

This year was the first new BgS modified champ in like 18 seasons thanks to both of those guys losing 100 points... Before that it was either Tim brown (blue) Burt Myers (black) or junior miller (#69)... He is in some of the other funnily ignorant videos