Funny, because one of my best friend's dad was a 7th grade science teacher back in the 70's. Make your own black powder? Please. By the time we were 9 we had become past masters of the calculated risk, and were already doing things like making crystal radios and compounding our own solid model rocket motors and igniters, etc. It was a hoot. Probably lock us all up as "domestic terrorists" now.
Funny, because one of my best friend's dad was a 7th grade science teacher back in the 70's. Make your own black powder? Please. By the time we were 9 we had become past masters of the calculated risk, and were already doing things like making crystal radios and compounding our own solid model rocket motors and igniters, etc. It was a hoot. Probably lock us all up as "domestic terrorists" now.
I'm talking like 1st through 3rd graders or so for her. I graduated to potato cannons, .22's, paintball, and RC cars by 7th grade.
I'm talking like 1st through 3rd graders or so for her. I graduated to potato cannons, .22's, paintball, and RC cars by 7th grade.
I graduated to potato cannons, .22's, paintball, and RC cars by 7th grade.
A proper, fine, and fulfilling childhood I'm sure. Or as we would say around here, "normal".
>I graduated to potato cannons, .22's, paintball, and RC cars by 7th grade.
A proper, fine, and fulfilling childhood I'm sure. Or as we would say around here, "normal".
Yup!
Yup!
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