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View Poll Results: Which of the following classic childhood things did you do before the age of 13?
Bought an item from a comic book ad 76 45.51%
Built a sand castle or other sand structure on a beach 128 76.65%
Built a snowman 162 97.01%
Camped in your backyard 133 79.64%
Carried a lunch box to school 148 88.62%
Eaten food cooked over a campfire 156 93.41%
Explored an abandoned house or hobo camp with your friends 113 67.66%
Fired a bb gun 150 89.82%
Got into a bottle rocket fight 108 64.67%
Got into a physical fight on a school playground 128 76.65%
Had a bike wreck 153 91.62%
Had a crush on a babysitter 70 41.92%
Had a line in a school play 106 63.47%
Had an entry in a Science Fair 77 46.11%
Had sex with a hot teacher 3 1.80%
Had your own treehouse 68 40.72%
Joined the Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts or equivalent 114 68.26%
Jumped off a diving board, high dive, cliff or rope swing into water 146 87.43%
Went to Disneyland/Disneyworld/Epcot 75 44.91%
Collected some type of sports cards or collector cards 129 77.25%
Kissed a person (on the lips) of whatever sex you now like 117 70.06%
Lit sparklers and carried them around 153 91.62%
Looked at pornography 133 79.64%
Mowed a non-relative’s lawn for money (or shoveled a non-relative’s walk for money) 107 64.07%
Operated a lemonade stand 64 38.32%
Owned a science kit of some sort (chemistry, electricity, etc.) 99 59.28%
Owned an optical science tool - telescope or microscope 95 56.89%
Owned Legos, Lincoln Logs, or an erector set 155 92.81%
Participated in a spelling bee 103 61.68%
Played doctor with a person of whatever sex you now like 83 49.70%
Played in a youth sports league 153 91.62%
Ran away from home and stayed away at least four hours 52 31.14%
Rode a dirt bike (as the driver, not passenger) 78 46.71%
Rode a school bus 136 81.44%
Rode your bike to a store to buy stuff 138 82.63%
Served as an altar boy/girl or equivalent in a religious group 50 29.94%
Sold something (candy, cookies, light bulbs, etc.) as a youth fundraiser 138 82.63%
Spent 1+ weeks at a relative’s house without your parents for no particular reason 92 55.09%
Swam in a river or creek 141 84.43%
Took dance lessons 20 11.98%
Took piano lessons 33 19.76%
Took swimming lessons 120 71.86%
Visited a water park 103 61.68%
Walked to/from school on your own 121 72.46%
Went fishing with a grandparent 102 61.08%
Went on a road trip in a station wagon or minivan 113 67.66%
Went to a sleepover (or hosted one) 158 94.61%
Went to an overnight summer camp 107 64.07%
Went to boarding school 5 2.99%
I did none of these things 2 1.20%
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Old 02-14-2017, 09:02 PM  
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How classic was your childhood?

Prison Bitch's fishing thread got me wondering. How classic was your childhood? Take the enclosed poll to find out, and then let us know how many you checked off the list.

Rules: Count only things that you did BEFORE the age of 13.

Disclaimer: I'm a guy so I don't know what girls did before the age of 13. However, I suspect there's significant overlap so hopefully this list is reasonable for people of all chromosomes.


You can summarize your childhood score here:

45 or higher - Your childhood was so American that it was actually Australian.
40 to 44 - Your childhood was classic American and not a pansy soft American. You're an American who eats steak.
35 to 39 - Your childhood was classic American, but probably from one of the coastal states
30 to 34 - Your childhood might be classic American, but more likely it was Canadian.
25 to 29 - Your childhood was more European than American, but one of the tougher central Europe states like Germany or Slovakia. Or maybe Iceland.
20 to 24 - Your childhood was probably English.
15 to 19 - Your childhood was probably French.
10 to 14 - Your childhood was probably Japanese or some other place that's fundamentally different.
9 or lower - Your childhood was probably in one of those bubbles due to an immune system failure.

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Old 02-18-2017, 11:21 AM   #241
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Yeah I was wondering about that myself.
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Cant remember making anything from popsicle sticks, but I was a serious architect with some Lincoln Logs

Mom enrolled me in a pottery class one summer, that was pretty cool

I've made a pull tab necklace

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Yeah I was wondering about that myself.
It was a big deal to try and melt straws and weld them together to create some abstract figure. Even a simple 3 dimensional box.

If you were out at a restaurant and they had lit candles we would use those to melt the straws. Sometimes we would use our parents lighter as both were smokers.

It wasn't to completely melt them.
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