20 Year High School Reunion - Page 2

dissention · #16 11-26-2005, 02:12 AM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

On second thought, I should have brought Diss as a date because the VAST majority were W supporters (Jesus Loves You) - though I held my ground in cobalt Versace this evening. Prada and more cocktails tommorow?

Oh my. Were they really talking about how much they support Bush? Were a lot of them podunk idiots? I would have ran my mouth and they would have come after me with pitchforks.

irishgrl · #17 11-26-2005, 03:41 AM

Im right there with ya Josh...........
Jason, check yer PM's

DavidMn · #18 11-26-2005, 11:25 AM

****, I'm not that far off from #20 myself.

Hope you had a good time!!

DavidMn · #19 11-26-2005, 11:26 AM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Oh my. Were they really talking about how much they support Bush? Were a lot of them podunk idiots? I would have ran my mouth and they would have come after me with pitchforks.

You definitely speak your mind, somthing I've always enjoyed about you.

strandinthewind · #20 11-26-2005, 11:49 AM

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Oh my. Were they really talking about how much they support Bush? Were a lot of them podunk idiots? I would have ran my mouth and they would have come after me with pitchforks.

LORD CHILD - when one told me on Wed. night that she and W were doing Jesus' work and speaking for the rights of the unborn against the murders, I thought I would lose it as she had me literally in a corner and there was nowhere to go. Fortunately, this VERY cool chick who was our Class Pres., the Homecoming Queen, the head of the student body, etc. - piped right back at her with "that didn't stop you from having an abortion when you were 15." Ahhhh - good times. I will take that moment and hold it dear for a LONG time.

Fortunately, most of my class is still maintaining their looks, though none as well as I am (puff puff) -- some have turned a little snooty in the sense that if you have no kids they cannot or at least have a hard time relating. I have to say though, I had a good time and saw people I had not seen in 20 years and it was nice to see them.

Tonight, however, is the party bus and the actual reunion. Diss. I may need some zinc tablets and olive oil for the kareoke

Of course, now I am off to the gym for an hour and a half on the stairmaster

gldstwmn · #21 11-26-2005, 02:06 PM

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Let's put hexes on them.

I can't wait to start going to reunions so that I can see which assholes from back then have turned into porkers or who has a career at K Mart. There were some nasty pieces of work from high school that I hope got herpes and minimum wage jobs stocking shelves.

I'm with you there. This weekend marks my 25th

. There's not even a reunion scheduled.

gldstwmn · #22 11-26-2005, 02:11 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

am in a loose size 34 pant.

Sparky and Glodie - I will be in eggplant Prada and wish you both were my date

Oh darling, I need a little touch up first.

It might have to include a zipper on my Yankee, liberal mouth.

strandinthewind · #23 11-26-2005, 02:14 PM

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Oh darling, I need a little touch up first.

It might have to include a zipper on my Yankee, liberal mouth.

WHO YOU - NEVER

amber · #24 11-26-2005, 02:17 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Fortunately, this VERY cool chick who was our Class Pres., the Homecoming Queen, the head of the student body, etc. - piped right back at her with "that didn't stop you from having an abortion when you were 15." Ahhhh - good times. I will take that moment and hold it dear for a LONG time.

Oh, man. Oh.
What did the lady say to that? I must know.

xxxmx · #25 11-26-2005, 05:04 PM

i politely refused my fifth and have no intention of hitting up the tenth. i keep in touch with the people i deem important and have little interest in seeing anyone else.

however, i might be tempted to go. if only for horribly vain reasons.

strandinthewind · #26 11-26-2005, 05:54 PM

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Oh, man. Oh.
What did the lady say to that? I must know.

Well, she was on and in fact and literally in her fifth martini. So, she just kind of walked away. I was laughing so hard I though I was going to choke

To make matters worse, the self professed servant of the Lord was wearing a size 6 when she is a 10, had cotton candy white hair down to her a$$, tanning bed leather for skin, and glitter make up. Laughing at that get up alone was worth the trip down here.

Alrightly - I leave in an hour for the party bus

amber · #27 11-26-2005, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

Well, she was on and in fact and literally in her fifth martini. So, she just kind of walked away. I was laughing so hard I though I was going to choke

To make matters worse, the self professed servant of the Lord was wearing a size 6 when she is a 10, had cotton candy white hair down to her a$$, tanning bed leather for skin, and glitter make up. Laughing at that get up alone was worth the trip down here.

Alrightly - I leave in an hour for the party bus

It just gets better.

Have a good time!

skcin · #28 11-26-2005, 06:44 PM

Wow! She sounds hawt!

Hope tonight is more fun. I am going to an 80's party, so I have to go feather my hair & squeeze on stonewashed jeans. Later, dudes!

jannieC · #29 11-26-2005, 08:29 PM

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Originally Posted by strandinthewind

LORD CHILD - when one told me on Wed. night that she and W were doing Jesus' work and speaking for the rights of the unborn against the murders, I thought I would lose it as she had me literally in a corner and there was nowhere to go. Fortunately, this VERY cool chick who was our Class Pres., the Homecoming Queen, the head of the student body, etc. - piped right back at her with "that didn't stop you from having an abortion when you were 15." Ahhhh - good times. I will take that moment and hold it dear for a LONG time.

Oh my God that is perfect!

strandinthewind · #30 11-27-2005, 02:47 AM

Well, it is over. I had a blast. I must say that my nervousness was unwaranted. My friends (140 in my class) are all still very cool. If anything, they still drink more than I do, which is scary. I left early as I flew one of my Scotties (Wynee the Pooh) down with me and did not want to leave her alone too long. It was very interesting seeing a few people put up the "I am soooo great" walls and others just still the great people I knew. We did, however take over the mic. for "Superfreak" and "You Dropped the Bomb on Me" - also, when it came time for the big pic., I insisted on more lighting (puff puff) - My ex girlfriend got, for the second night in a row, weepy with me and I comforted her, which was odd to say the least. Oh Well, lessons learned, never fear age and old friends!!!!!!