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Extreme fun with Watergun

March 8, 2007

Every kid during the 90’s had his or her own share of gunfights.

What? Yeah! Gunfights! WATER GUN FIGHTS! We just loved the thrill of hiding and shooting our opponents till they get soaked by our high-powered water guns!

During my younger days, I can still remember how me and my “playmates” bragged about how strong, big, and colorful our waterguns were! Unfortunate kids who had water pistols in a “water gun fight” were like poor defenseless lambs sent in a den of lions. Just imagine how they got soaked with the big water guns and how they ran home to their mommies (and got spanked because they were soaking wet).

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13 Comments Add your own

1. Irma | March 8, 2007 at 4:09 pm

my siblings used to play water gun fighting. naalala ko, ako madalas nilang tirahin kasi wala akong water gun eh, syempre di ko sila mababasa kaya ang ginagawa ko, ITLOG nag pinangtitira ko sa kanila. haha! as in ung itlog binabato ko sa kanila, kaya pag naghahanap ng itlog mom ko, wala na! ubos! di naman ako ang napapagalitan eh, kundi ang mga kapatid ko heheh. yan ang advantage ng pagiging bunso! haha
2. Geoff | March 8, 2007 at 6:36 pm

we loved this! I used to have a water gun machine that has a pump attached to the pool! those were the days!
3. Kevin | March 8, 2007 at 6:54 pm

we still play with spray bottles in class if we need it in art hahaha!
4. Justine | March 8, 2007 at 7:51 pm

I’ve had a couple of water-gun and water balloon fights for the past couple of weeks haha! We had our little “War of the Waters” thing. It’s fun!!!!!
5. Martin Aquino | March 8, 2007 at 8:36 pm

Pinagalitan ako ng teacher ko because I soaked her daughter with a water gun and she got sick.
6. kidswereus | March 8, 2007 at 10:29 pm

Martin…nakakatuwa ka. The other day nakakaantig ng puso ang story mo (with the dice)….how’d you wet the teacher’s daughter with the water gun? Just out of curiosity.
7. lovelygirl | March 9, 2007 at 6:05 am

water gun, i had that yes. but lowtech yan i guess. i had a lazer gun
8. kidswereus | March 9, 2007 at 8:09 pm

I enjoyed playing with the Industrial water guns…the ones that pumped with extra power…yung halos de bomba! LOL…my brothers and I had oodles of fun with that.

When I was in high school for this COCC camp thing we had to do (so that we would be promoted in terms of rank), our “masters” simulated a Takeshi’s Castle war game (the part where they had water guns and plates for lifelines)… my team won against the Leaders because we were “Abangers”..as in taga-abang lang. LOL.

End of sharing.
9. Martin Aquino | March 9, 2007 at 10:14 pm

hhehhee. I brought it to school and this bratty girl kasi daughter cya ng teacher wanted to play with us but we wont let her. Namimilit cya so we made her the target. hehehe Bad ako no?

Hehehe pumupunta pa kami sa Cold water fountain to fill our water guns with cold water. hehehehe
10. Sam | March 11, 2007 at 9:57 pm

I had so much fun with water guns! My cousins and I spent countless afternoons during summer in the States just chasing each other with water guns!
11. stel | March 11, 2007 at 10:59 pm

i used to have that big one where in you make kasa kasa muna several times so that the pressure will increase para when you press the trigger malakas tlga the shot! hahahah! i so sound like a maarte girl here o taglish!:P
12. RJ | March 11, 2007 at 11:39 pm

water gun water gun!! mga jologs hagisan lang ng ice tubig! hehe!! kidding aside, i loved playing with the big water guns!!
13. Vanni | March 12, 2007 at 4:09 pm

during those times if you had the super soaker… you were unbeateable! it could carry 1 gallon of water and spray all its contents in a minute. all you had to do was pump, aim and shoot!

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