#hackysac

[meara-eldestofthemall]

These three panels are quintessential Tim Drake Robin. Tim is quite capable of tossing this mad scientist around like a hackysac toy but it's not his first response. It's the fact that he gets the antidote through mind games alone (no threats of violence) that makes this work.

[white-guy-energy-swag]

white guy energy swag round 1 battle 13

IN THIS CORNER WE HAVE!!!!

pulling up to a burger joint at 11pm, ordering a shit ton of stuff and then playing hacky sack in the parking lot

AND IN THE OTHER CORNER WE HAVE!!!

INVESTING IN CRYPTO!

look at tesla cybertruck

[bulldyke-rider]

i don't get why they brought in breakdancing to attract a younger audience. i don't know any young people into breakdancing. the girlies are more into the gymnasts like everyone else

Bring hackysacs to the Olympics.

[mikeschi23]

Let’s Go @chicagobears @maplewoodbrew #SonOfJuice @hailstormbrewing #PrairieMadness #VladTheSecond @mikerphonebrewing #BeautifulOblivion #SuperSpecialSauce @morebrewing #HackySAC #SmellsLikeBeanSpirit @gooseisland #BourbonCountyBrandBarleyWine2016 #Chicago #CraftBeer #DrinkLocal #BarrelAgedOrBust (at Chicago, Illinois)

[phantomphangphucker]

I present to you, the fic where danny public dissects himself and shows off his organs at a family reunion

https://archiveofourown.org/works/21478897

I know the Phandom has dissection fics but are there any like? How do I put this?

Legitimately wholesome dissection fics?

Like Danny just goes "Hey mom and dad! I'm half Ghost! Now let's cut this fucker open and see how shit works!"

[jennhoney]

I’m developing a neighborhood Olympic course.

Shovel a bit

Run to the art dungeon and shoot some nerf balls at my bear target

Run outside and then throw a hackysac at icicles

Chat with neighbor about this weather we are having

Eat some carbs

Do a shot

Shovel some more

Repeat

[kimberlyalford]

Holidays can be quite the endurance test. We savored every moment possible and then slept from 10:30pm to 8am!

My favorite parts of Christmas morning: videoing mom with the Gucci earrings gift from Kayla - Kayla’s camouflage L.Mae sweater gift to me was the best. I wore it all day. I love the brown sweater from WHBM Mom gave me too. I’ll be wearing that tomorrow. Jeremy got his tortilla press, we got a food processor, and I gave J Mom’s “refurbed” stand mixer! Mom liked her pressure cooker (One Pot) and I think Kayla and Dad liked their wax warmers:) After breakfast, stockings, and naps, Mom skooled me at five rounds of cornhole. She was on 🔥.

Stopping by Sam’s house was also the best. (I gave her the Artist’s Way book!) She really soaked us up in a sweet way, and Jeremy gave Memphis a holiday back massage:)

At the Alfords’, Cade showed off his four-wheeler, Mimi gave him a karaoke mic, and we showered Pop with new flannel shirts... Shannon and Jeremy taught Cade to hackysac, and we gave them a sweet little Miir collection. We gave Moma all the things from her list, and she gave us all the things from ours. I put on my newest running pants🖤 and gave Jeremy a new pair of loungy/Hanes pants & some local honey. Steph caught on and asked, “Are y’all exchanging gifts over there?” We didn’t really have a lot of time this morning.. - That’s the kind of year it’s been.. lol

12/26/2020. Saturday.

[jimdsmith34]

Picnicking Ideas

Source: Flickr

What better way to spend a hot summer day than to go picnicking in the park? There’s so much to enjoy; food, drinks, games, sports, activities, campfires and good company – just don’t forget the bug spray! If you’ve ever had a hard time deciding what to bring on a picnic, below are several lists that give ideas for what to pack on a picnic, no matter who you are going with. So grab your friends, family and loved ones and get going!

With the kids: Kids love hotdogs and marshmallows. I don’t think I’ve ever met a kid who doesn’t enjoy roasting (and burning) these items over a camp fire. So if you are going on a picnic with kids bring hotdogs and marshmallows and you’re sure to please. Also bring pop and juice, chips, plastic cutlery and dishes. As for games, kids will like Frisbee, soccer, skipping rope, or really any game. Kids aren’t that hard to please, just as long as you have food, beverages, and several games you can keep them entertained for hours.

Romantic: Picnicking with a partner can be very romantic if done right. Bring along a nice blanket to lay out on the grass, plastic wine glasses, and a nice plate you can both share. As for food, it is ideal to bring finger foods that you can feed to each other. Try crackers, cheese, olives, antipasto, cold cuts, and chocolate dipped strawberries for dessert. If you are a drinker it’s always nice to bring along a bottle of wine or champagne, but remember don’t drink too much unless you have a ride home!

Friends: A lot of people enjoy going down to the park to hang out with friends (I know I do), because it can be a blast! And all you need is a group of friends, a case of beer, hot dogs and hamburgers, chips, pop, plastic cutlery and dishes and a football, frisbee or hackysac to play with. It’s also fun to bring along a boom box if anyone has one.

Office: A lot of office parties involve going out for lunch, or ordering food in, but it’s a great idea to schedule these times for going on a picnic. You can ask every one to bring something and that way you won’t be spending too much money yourself. Things you can ask people to bring could include, hot dogs, hamburgers, buns, steaks, chips, pop, juice, potato salad, green salad, fruit, veggie sticks, nuts, and desserts. This can be a lot more fun than a regular office party too because people can play sports and do activities instead of just sitting around a table.

So as you can see, planning a picnic is easy! You can be as creative as you want with what you bring, but the basics are often the best. So this summer, instead of wasting money at restaurants, gather up some friends and go build a fire!

source http://allofbeer.com/2017/04/30/picnicking-ideas/ from All of Beer http://allofbeer.blogspot.com/2017/04/picnicking-ideas.html

[samanthasroberts]

Picnicking Ideas

Source: Flickr

What better way to spend a hot summer day than to go picnicking in the park? There’s so much to enjoy; food, drinks, games, sports, activities, campfires and good company – just don’t forget the bug spray! If you’ve ever had a hard time deciding what to bring on a picnic, below are several lists that give ideas for what to pack on a picnic, no matter who you are going with. So grab your friends, family and loved ones and get going!

With the kids: Kids love hotdogs and marshmallows. I don’t think I’ve ever met a kid who doesn’t enjoy roasting (and burning) these items over a camp fire. So if you are going on a picnic with kids bring hotdogs and marshmallows and you’re sure to please. Also bring pop and juice, chips, plastic cutlery and dishes. As for games, kids will like Frisbee, soccer, skipping rope, or really any game. Kids aren’t that hard to please, just as long as you have food, beverages, and several games you can keep them entertained for hours.

Romantic: Picnicking with a partner can be very romantic if done right. Bring along a nice blanket to lay out on the grass, plastic wine glasses, and a nice plate you can both share. As for food, it is ideal to bring finger foods that you can feed to each other. Try crackers, cheese, olives, antipasto, cold cuts, and chocolate dipped strawberries for dessert. If you are a drinker it’s always nice to bring along a bottle of wine or champagne, but remember don’t drink too much unless you have a ride home!

Friends: A lot of people enjoy going down to the park to hang out with friends (I know I do), because it can be a blast! And all you need is a group of friends, a case of beer, hot dogs and hamburgers, chips, pop, plastic cutlery and dishes and a football, frisbee or hackysac to play with. It’s also fun to bring along a boom box if anyone has one.

Office: A lot of office parties involve going out for lunch, or ordering food in, but it’s a great idea to schedule these times for going on a picnic. You can ask every one to bring something and that way you won’t be spending too much money yourself. Things you can ask people to bring could include, hot dogs, hamburgers, buns, steaks, chips, pop, juice, potato salad, green salad, fruit, veggie sticks, nuts, and desserts. This can be a lot more fun than a regular office party too because people can play sports and do activities instead of just sitting around a table.

So as you can see, planning a picnic is easy! You can be as creative as you want with what you bring, but the basics are often the best. So this summer, instead of wasting money at restaurants, gather up some friends and go build a fire!

Source: http://allofbeer.com/2017/04/30/picnicking-ideas/

from All of Beer https://allofbeer.wordpress.com/2017/04/30/picnicking-ideas/

[adambstingus]

Picnicking Ideas

Source: Flickr

What better way to spend a hot summer day than to go picnicking in the park? There’s so much to enjoy; food, drinks, games, sports, activities, campfires and good company – just don’t forget the bug spray! If you’ve ever had a hard time deciding what to bring on a picnic, below are several lists that give ideas for what to pack on a picnic, no matter who you are going with. So grab your friends, family and loved ones and get going!

With the kids: Kids love hotdogs and marshmallows. I don’t think I’ve ever met a kid who doesn’t enjoy roasting (and burning) these items over a camp fire. So if you are going on a picnic with kids bring hotdogs and marshmallows and you’re sure to please. Also bring pop and juice, chips, plastic cutlery and dishes. As for games, kids will like Frisbee, soccer, skipping rope, or really any game. Kids aren’t that hard to please, just as long as you have food, beverages, and several games you can keep them entertained for hours.

Romantic: Picnicking with a partner can be very romantic if done right. Bring along a nice blanket to lay out on the grass, plastic wine glasses, and a nice plate you can both share. As for food, it is ideal to bring finger foods that you can feed to each other. Try crackers, cheese, olives, antipasto, cold cuts, and chocolate dipped strawberries for dessert. If you are a drinker it’s always nice to bring along a bottle of wine or champagne, but remember don’t drink too much unless you have a ride home!

Friends: A lot of people enjoy going down to the park to hang out with friends (I know I do), because it can be a blast! And all you need is a group of friends, a case of beer, hot dogs and hamburgers, chips, pop, plastic cutlery and dishes and a football, frisbee or hackysac to play with. It’s also fun to bring along a boom box if anyone has one.

Office: A lot of office parties involve going out for lunch, or ordering food in, but it’s a great idea to schedule these times for going on a picnic. You can ask every one to bring something and that way you won’t be spending too much money yourself. Things you can ask people to bring could include, hot dogs, hamburgers, buns, steaks, chips, pop, juice, potato salad, green salad, fruit, veggie sticks, nuts, and desserts. This can be a lot more fun than a regular office party too because people can play sports and do activities instead of just sitting around a table.

So as you can see, planning a picnic is easy! You can be as creative as you want with what you bring, but the basics are often the best. So this summer, instead of wasting money at restaurants, gather up some friends and go build a fire!

from All Of Beer http://allofbeer.com/2017/04/30/picnicking-ideas/ from All of Beer https://allofbeercom.tumblr.com/post/160164447512

[allofbeercom]

Picnicking Ideas

Source: Flickr

What better way to spend a hot summer day than to go picnicking in the park? There’s so much to enjoy; food, drinks, games, sports, activities, campfires and good company – just don’t forget the bug spray! If you’ve ever had a hard time deciding what to bring on a picnic, below are several lists that give ideas for what to pack on a picnic, no matter who you are going with. So grab your friends, family and loved ones and get going!

With the kids: Kids love hotdogs and marshmallows. I don’t think I’ve ever met a kid who doesn’t enjoy roasting (and burning) these items over a camp fire. So if you are going on a picnic with kids bring hotdogs and marshmallows and you’re sure to please. Also bring pop and juice, chips, plastic cutlery and dishes. As for games, kids will like Frisbee, soccer, skipping rope, or really any game. Kids aren’t that hard to please, just as long as you have food, beverages, and several games you can keep them entertained for hours.

Romantic: Picnicking with a partner can be very romantic if done right. Bring along a nice blanket to lay out on the grass, plastic wine glasses, and a nice plate you can both share. As for food, it is ideal to bring finger foods that you can feed to each other. Try crackers, cheese, olives, antipasto, cold cuts, and chocolate dipped strawberries for dessert. If you are a drinker it’s always nice to bring along a bottle of wine or champagne, but remember don’t drink too much unless you have a ride home!

Friends: A lot of people enjoy going down to the park to hang out with friends (I know I do), because it can be a blast! And all you need is a group of friends, a case of beer, hot dogs and hamburgers, chips, pop, plastic cutlery and dishes and a football, frisbee or hackysac to play with. It’s also fun to bring along a boom box if anyone has one.

Office: A lot of office parties involve going out for lunch, or ordering food in, but it’s a great idea to schedule these times for going on a picnic. You can ask every one to bring something and that way you won’t be spending too much money yourself. Things you can ask people to bring could include, hot dogs, hamburgers, buns, steaks, chips, pop, juice, potato salad, green salad, fruit, veggie sticks, nuts, and desserts. This can be a lot more fun than a regular office party too because people can play sports and do activities instead of just sitting around a table.

So as you can see, planning a picnic is easy! You can be as creative as you want with what you bring, but the basics are often the best. So this summer, instead of wasting money at restaurants, gather up some friends and go build a fire!

from All Of Beer http://allofbeer.com/2017/04/30/picnicking-ideas/

[footbagshop]

This is one of the most awesome 5 year olds EVER. @kyle_toronto #footbag #hackysack #hacky #footbags #hackey #hackysac #hackeysack #hackysacks #juggling

[hbguide]

#Spittingsandfordays #hackysac