Crazy things your parents did when they were young

[noogie_da_sheep]

When my dad was young, he crashed his motorbike and broke both his legs...

When my mum was a young girl in the Philippines, her cousin and her stole a motorbike and rode it down a hill into someones house....also she was selling illegal tickets for the rooster fighting under her home and had to jump out of the window (...breaking both ankles) to get away from the police who were raiding the house...also she climbed the fence at her school to avoid getting in trouble for being late and not having an ID. card with her

...how about you guys?

 

[Richmondfan#1]

Mum got ****ed on Ouzo and consequently accidently locked herself in the toilet at the party. Took them ages for them to get the door unlocked ... they had to talk her through how to open it. Although that's not crazy, that's life .

 

[P_D]

Had me

 

[Nic]

Both of my parents were in the RAAF, Mum also in the RCAF. I hear enough stories from my brother, I don't need to hear the same stuff about them.

 

[Mooster]

Mom's a straight arrow. Great sense of humor, but priss and proper. No stories exist.

Dad's the one on the edge. Even though he is up in his gomer years, he still terrorizes the countryside on his motorcycle. Too many stories to tell about him. You could write a book.

Two different people, my folks. They're happy together though.

Peace,

 

[Nic]

Originally posted by Mooster

Dad's the one on the edge. Even though he is up in his gomer years, he still terrorizes the countryside on his motorcycle. Too many stories to tell about him. You could write a book.

Hehe, sounds like my old man. Only one motorcycle? Does he have a beard?

 

[Milkman]

My parents were both heavily involved in the anit-apartheid movement, back in the Johannesburg, in the early 1980s. On a number of occasions, they agreed to house secret ANC meetings, which resulted in some close calls.

 

[lioness]

My parents haven't stopped doing crazy things yet! It's good though, that neither of them have ever grown up.

 

[Uncle Steve]

As a teenager, my old man voluntarily gave up eating meat, and voluntarily became Catholic.

Friggin' weirdo...

 

[CharlieG]

My dad has a huge repetoire of stories from when he was younger... he crashed a mini once, drove it off a cliff going home from a party. He was in hospital in Sydney for 2 years, and the hospital was at the top of a hill. He couldn't walk, but he could roll his wheelchair down the hill to the pub, drink up and the pub would just ring the hospital at closing time, because he couldn't get back up the hill on his own.

Thank God he's not crazy anymore.