#AlexBain started tying when he was 3 & started talking when he was 6. He typed a lot of gibberish on a borrowed electronic typewriter & then started typing "pumpedi" frequently. His only consistent gibberish & likely not gibberish. What is this "pumpedi"? #ActuallyAutistic 1/
Then I realized what he was typing was "Pumped!" Pumped! was either a TV show (I can find no reference now) or a segment of a TV show that was a kids version of a Sports Desk, co-hosted by a couple of young kids (10ish?) around 1990. @CBCPEI@CTVAtlantic 2/
Google is not telling me what show this was or was on. In 1990 we would only have had access to @CBCPEI & @CTVAtlantic so I'm guessing it was part of their Saturday or Sunday morning programming. Since it's part of #AlexBain's story I'd love to have evidence of it's existence 3/
C'mon twitterverse, help me out. I've helped others with "long shots", now my turn... Someone must remember. At 3yo he hadn't figured out the shift key so, unable to make a "!" Pumped came out "pumpedi". pumpedi pumpedi pumpedi #SolveTheMystery#1990sTV
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How to fix a hole in your kayak on a deserted island (or at least how I did it I was packed for & planning a 2.5K kayak, 2 nights camping & kayak back. This happened as I arrived at my destination)
1) engage mantra : Do the best you can. with what you have. at the time.
2) assemble a bunch of different plastic and rubber things (bottle caps, lobster elastics etc) and test melt them to see what melts and sticks to the boat the best. I settled on 2 discarded caps I found.
3) heat up knife and plastic and apply melted plastic to kayak