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As kids,  if we found a particularly large and nicely formed salt crystal in the road during the winter,  we'd carry it around and lick it like a popsicle.

Besides how many bulldozers,  trucks,  shovels, chemicals added, and being in the road for weeks,  it was considered safe.

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16 hours ago, Huaco Kid said:

As kids,  if we found a particularly large and nicely formed salt crystal in the road during the winter,  we'd carry it around and lick it like a popsicle.

Besides how many bulldozers,  trucks,  shovels, chemicals added, and being in the road for weeks,  it was considered safe.

And then we played hockey.

I'm sure there's no correrlation.

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My fingers and toes were permanently ruined from one time playing pond hockey.

It was a pond.  We'd take our skates and sticks on the school bus,  and later have the guy drop us off halfway home,  in the middle of a cornfield

It was a great pond,  with, usually, very thick ice.  Except for that end,  where the spring came in.

Where the spring came in,  had a hole exactly the size of a puck,  so,   of course,  the puck went in the hole.

Pond-hockey kids only ever  have one puck.  You'd think we would always be better prepared.

One guy went to dig the puck out.  Then two guys.  Then three.  Then seven of us.  At the cheesy end of the pond.  Then we all broke through.

Up to our waists.  It was  blow-suck.

Home was only a mile,  and two hills over,  with immediately frozen feets.

So...  we could just sit there and cry.  Or go home.

You get more sympathy when you cry in front of Mom.

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