Word: caps
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...playing Around the World, one on one and PIG (or WAR CRIMINAL when they had a lot of time to kill). It was a little dangerous to the fish tank, and the furniture tended to get a little beat up, but at least it provided a break from the cap pistol wars they sometimes fought, and was easier on their health than swimming the river...
...HAMPSHIRE-RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE: This one could hinge on the goalies. If Cap Raeder is still injured, the UNH Wildcats will have problems. And if RPI's Don Cutts is hot, even Gordie Clark will have trouble beating him. This one could be an upset. RPI, in overtime...
...first encountered the Reverend one dusty day when we needed something cool to drink. He was napping on the bench in front of the grocery, fishing cap down over age-browned eyes. "Orange soda?" he says as he hands up the bottles from the panting cooler, and if you encourage him he begins telling stories from the Bible, and talking in general about the state of the world. He believes that TV faked the moon landings. We react like Zarathustra, thinking to himself, could it be that this hermit, here in his woods, has not yet heard that...
...lips, and, holding it out, beckoned to me to come and drink. I walked over and took the bottle. The man in the center laughed mischievously, showing broken yellow teeth that seemed out of place in his face, which appeared so innocent because of the childish woolen cap he wore. Many of the men and boys wear this traditional protection against the cold. It looks something like the flight cap of a World War I flying ace, with flaps pulled down over the ears. "Que es?" --What is it? I asked gamely enough, as I looked at the bottle that...
...neared the end of the block, I saw my three drunken friends no more than ten yards from me. I smiled at them, but as they came up to me, the man who was closest, the one with the pilot's cap on his head, reached out and quickly goosed me. I was so outraged that by the time I could get my Spanish straight enough to curse him, the three were several yards past me, laughing uproariously as the flying ace was congratulated by the other two, as if he had just shot down the Red Baron...