Yea,I can't figure what's got into kids. A favorite safe game we played was with teams of 2,one horse back and other on foot at end of a rope tethered to saddle horn. Object was useing momentum of horse while holding rope to see who could broad jump fartherest. Can't recall name of the movie in late 50s that introduced the "chicken run". Kid on rival basketball team challenged me to chicken run on our motorcycles. Set it up for following Saturday night mid way of towns. We rigged a light at end of a 2x2 board and 2 boys in bed holding light several feet out beside truck. After we met and tried bluffing oneanother,we each went oppisite directions to put about 2 miles between us. No lights on truck other than one at end of stick. No lights on my cycle following truck for sound effect as we started toward oneanother at agreed 30 mph. Boys started slowly raiseing light when we were about 150 yards apart. All turned out well and everybody including those from rival school had a big laugh afterwards listening to ol boy tell what went through his mind. Never crossed our mind that he could swerve into the unlit truck. It must be true sombody watchs over fools that don't have brains to watch out for themselves,
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