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<blockquote data-quote="greybeard" data-source="post: 1819986" data-attributes="member: 18945"><p>No rocks where I grew up (unless you count chunks of concrete), but man we had dirt clod fights ever week, with all the neighbor kids picking sides and we'd range 1/4 mile of properties. Learned to use a 3' long flexible willow limb to stab a chunk of damp clay on and hurl em way farther than we could throw with our arm. 4th of July and before New years, we'd add a firecracker to the clay ball, have someone 'on your side' lite it and send the exploding ball of clay toward your enemy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="greybeard, post: 1819986, member: 18945"] No rocks where I grew up (unless you count chunks of concrete), but man we had dirt clod fights ever week, with all the neighbor kids picking sides and we'd range 1/4 mile of properties. Learned to use a 3' long flexible willow limb to stab a chunk of damp clay on and hurl em way farther than we could throw with our arm. 4th of July and before New years, we'd add a firecracker to the clay ball, have someone 'on your side' lite it and send the exploding ball of clay toward your enemy. [/QUOTE]
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