What do you miss

I miss many of the people on here and I'm glad I'm going to get to see them soon. I miss Hamlett's humor and class, I even called in to his radio show just to talk baseball. I miss band, I miss pep rallies, I miss lunch and conversations, I miss driving to Taco Bell (which some of the guard girls called "Taco Hell") and the lady with the gold tooth. I miss exchanging your momma jokes with Keith Binkley, I miss the humor of Eric King, Seppie Ginsberg, Dana Dozier. I miss driving over to Eckhardt's house with Sanderson and Eckhardt on our free period. I miss Hurley messing around with Sanderson and it was fun to see them having fun. I miss when Eckhardt made fun of Turko and used the name of Beowulf's sword, singing "Hrunting we will go." I miss journalism and working on the Cougar's Paw and yearbook. I miss my two friends Holly and Vicki cause we all went to the same church and had lots of fun with youth trips in church.

I miss roaming the halls..being all emo when emo wasn't a way of life back then.
I miss hanging with the friends I had back then.
Miss trick shot lols

Misty,spaz wrote:

I miss roaming the halls..being all emo when emo wasn't a way of life back then.
I miss hanging with the friends I had back then.
Miss trick shot lols

I know! I miss being emo when emo wasn't emo yet! I totally agree! Although the clothes I wore were more like club kid clothes than emo. But I was emo on the inside!

I think that everyone had fun at trick shot

DBaker wrote:

It was hell, yes. But there are some good memories. Remember when Mr. Senn threw his megaphone and it almost hit your sister? That was hilarious.

I do remember that. OMG. THat was the best. I still remember him shouting at me "Nichole. . . Heather. . . Whatever ! DANO! Move LEFT!"

I still say "tarnations" sometimes. I miss Mr. Senn.

DBaker wrote:

Misty,spaz wrote:

I miss roaming the halls..being all emo when emo wasn't a way of life back then.
I miss hanging with the friends I had back then.
Miss trick shot lols

I know! I miss being emo when emo wasn't emo yet! I totally agree! Although the clothes I wore were more like club kid clothes than emo. But I was emo on the inside!

I miss being punk rock before baby doll shirts and baggy pants were in. I swear if there's such a thing as an emo soccer mom without having a damn thing to do with soccer, then that's me. (thanks to my mini-wagon)

Misty,spaz wrote:

I miss roaming the halls..being all emo when emo wasn't a way of life back then.
I miss hanging with the friends I had back then.
Miss trick shot lols

I miss roaming the halls with you Misty and I miss the pep rallies and spirit week was kind of fun too.

Was I the only one who never went to Trick Shot?

Brandi wrote:

Was I the only one who never went to Trick Shot?

You might be - lol. Even I went there a few times.

[quote="DBaker]

I know! I miss being emo when emo wasn't emo yet! I totally agree! Although the clothes I wore were more like club kid clothes than emo. But I was emo on the inside![/quote]

For the record, you didn't dress club kid in high school. You wore corduroys and flannel like the rest of us. You became club kid post out-of-the-closet. I remember how embarrassed my mom was when you wore smiley face socks with shorts and sandals when you went with me to NC for the first time as an open flamer. She still talks about it.

Party Monster. Hoo Rah

skyla wrote:

[quote="DBaker]

I know! I miss being emo when emo wasn't emo yet! I totally agree! Although the clothes I wore were more like club kid clothes than emo. But I was emo on the inside!

For the record, you didn't dress club kid in high school. You wore corduroys and flannel like the rest of us. You became club kid post out-of-the-closet. I remember how embarrassed my mom was when you wore smiley face socks with shorts and sandals when you went with me to NC for the first time as an open flamer. She still talks about it.[/quote]

Oh indeed I did. You don't remember the shiny metallic shirts I would wear to high school? Stevie Powers would make fun of me, and even Coach Hamlett made fun of me for it one day. I'm sure I can get Kat and Robin to vouch for me that I actually worse stuff like that in high school. I can't believe you don't remember that.

![/quote]

For the record, you didn't dress club kid in high school. You wore corduroys and flannel like the rest of us. You became club kid post out-of-the-closet. I remember how embarrassed my mom was when you wore smiley face socks with shorts and sandals when you went with me to NC for the first time as an open flamer. She still talks about it.[/quote]

Oh indeed I did. You don't remember the shiny metallic shirts I would wear to high school? Stevie Powers would make fun of me, and even Coach Hamlett made fun of me for it one day. I'm sure I can get Kat and Robin to vouch for me that I actually worse stuff like that in high school. I can't believe you don't remember that.[/quote]


I can totally vouch for you. You were wearing that GAWD awful lime green shirt on St Paddy's day that you saved from HS. My EYES!!!

I love that GAWD awful lime green shirt! It's the only shirt I refuse to get rid of!

Club kids dress is so much better than rave kids. At least club kids have style.

Well, my dear, I do recall your 2 very daring shirts but I am the proud owner of a treasure trove of pictures of you looking sweet in plaid. You were more my Brian Krakow than my Risky Vasquez (Please.. someone catch the My So-called Life refrece).

skyla wrote:

[quote="DBaker]

I know! I miss being emo when emo wasn't emo yet! I totally agree! Although the clothes I wore were more like club kid clothes than emo. But I was emo on the inside!

For the record, you didn't dress club kid in high school. You wore corduroys and flannel like the rest of us. You became club kid post out-of-the-closet. I remember how embarrassed my mom was when you wore smiley face socks with shorts and sandals when you went with me to NC for the first time as an open flamer. She still talks about it.[/quote]

So there actually was something your mother disliked about me? I thought she wanted us to have babies and live happily ever after.

skyla wrote:

Well, my dear, I do recall your 2 very daring shirts but I am the proud owner of a treasure trove of pictures of you looking sweet in plaid. You were more my Brian Krakow than my Risky Vasquez (Please.. someone catch the My So-called Life refrece).

I wore plaid? ACK! Its a gay mans nightmare! I don't ever want to see those pictures!

I loved my so called life! Hey David, is Jared Leto really gay? That would be such a shame!

I don't know if he is, but he should be! For someone that hot to be straight is just a waste! I'm sure you ladies think just the opposite - LOL!

Brandi wrote:

I loved my so called life! Hey David, is Jared Leto really gay? That would be such a shame!

that was a joke. gay as a goose. Leto is a pimp. musically and as an actor.

I miss the morning announcements on TV, I miss journalism class and working on the school paper (and all my journalism buds), I miss going to baseball games and Mr. Hayes was there 99 percent of the time. I did see STP on Jimmy Kimmel last night and Weiland sounded OK.

I miss those years of my life. Everything that came with em, I miss it all.

Seppie! Man, it was good to have you in Spanish. Without you and Eric King, we would have never had any fun! It was fun just to talk about SNL, Adam Sandler comedy, and Friday Night Videos on MTV.

So, my favorite Chris Farley bit was when the guy says,
"Sir, did you know that the coffee you are drinking is made by Columbian coffee crystals?"
Farley: "What?"
And then he goes nuts and they had to bang him on the head with a pot. That's one of my favorite memories - cutting up in class when Ms. Thomas was gone. Oh yeah.

How you been and what are you doing?

El Nino is Spanish for....The Nino.