I can see that. On my end, I think they would be easier to enjoy before DD cups set in. 😉 Stilts would allow for all sorts of spying over fences and pilfering cabinets, and much less cardio.
That brings back a lot of memories. Do they even make pogo sticks anymore? And in the middle picture, what are they doing to the middle woman’s skirt? Looks like potential for a wardrobe malfunction. 🙂
I learned to walk on stilts as an early teen. In my fifties I attempted a pogo stick. Loved it. This post might inspire me to actually take it up again.
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I never enjoyed pogo sticks. Stilts, however, were a whole other matter.
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I can see that. On my end, I think they would be easier to enjoy before DD cups set in. 😉 Stilts would allow for all sorts of spying over fences and pilfering cabinets, and much less cardio.
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That brings back a lot of memories. Do they even make pogo sticks anymore? And in the middle picture, what are they doing to the middle woman’s skirt? Looks like potential for a wardrobe malfunction. 🙂
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I wondered if that was on purpose? And yes, my son has a “Razor Gogo stick” rusting in the back yard, I believe. He liked it for 2 weeks.
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A little friendly camaraderie from his friends and they could have “gone places” together. 😉
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That is one thing I don’t understand. How did people use them without killing themselves?
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I wish that first pic was animated.
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I bet you do!
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Awesome. there are some new fangled pogos -one type has a gas engine and another a shock.The new types can bounce as high as 8 feet.
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I learned to walk on stilts as an early teen. In my fifties I attempted a pogo stick. Loved it. This post might inspire me to actually take it up again.
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Wonderful! But be careful…
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