Randomness

by Kiba_the_Sequel

Published October 4, 2007

Last year, my friends and I went to the Skaneateles REC center to swim in their public pool. Out of all of my friends, I was the only one who brought swim goggles.

We all decided to go swimming in the kiddie pool first. Unfortunately, I left my goggles on the side of the pool while we played volleyball.

After me and Ashley were creamed by Chris, aka, Midnightwolf :wink: and Lupe, I went back to get my goggles, which of course were not there.

We looked everywhere around the pool area and found no trace of my missing goggles. We even went to the staff....which of course were no help whatsoever.

So after about fifteen minutes of looking, we decided to play in the lap lanes. To that extent, we were yelled at for being in the lap lanes when we weren't doing laps :lol:

Anyways, after we got out of the lap pool, I noticed these two girls swimming in the lap lanes wearing what looked like my goggles.

I told my friends about it and we wandered off to the staff to bust them for "stealing" my goggles.

The good news was that they didn't have the intention of stealing them,they only thought they belonged to the pool.

So she gave them back to me apologetically and we left to go home......and that's about it ^^

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chocoholic
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chocoholic commented Comment · Oct 5, 2007

Ahh... what would this world be without random things? Boring, that;s what the world would be without random things. Very, very boring.

elephantwalrus wrote a review Review · Oct 5, 2007

random things are good things.

In my vocabulary, I call random thoughts "tharts," but that is a story for another day.
And that day approacheth quickly. :)

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jonny911
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jonny911 commented Comment · Oct 4, 2007

finally, someone who appreciates swim gogles!
and for the story... thank god for randomness

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Layleun
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Layleun commented Comment · Oct 4, 2007

Ha! I remember that! I had my goggles there too, so did Frenchie. And my flippers XP

Good times



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