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Reply #30 posted 01/07/08 11:24am

EverSouliciouS ucks	evenstar said: going anywhere in this damn town is like a mini-high school reunion. i hate having to be cheery and polite with people i hated back then. I wouldn't be cheesy or poilte..but I am mean that way
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Reply #31 posted 01/07/08 11:46am

evenstar	EverSouliciouSucks said: evenstar said: going anywhere in this damn town is like a mini-high school reunion. i hate having to be cheery and polite with people i hated back then. I wouldn't be cheesy or poilte..but I am mean that way i mean, there's nothing wrong with saying hi, but asking for numbers so we can 'hang out'? really?
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Reply #32 posted 01/07/08 11:48am

One4All4Ever	evenstar said: EverSouliciouSucks said: I wouldn't be cheesy or poilte..but I am mean that way i mean, there's nothing wrong with saying hi, but asking for numbers so we can 'hang out'? really? get one of the losers phone number, then when you meet someone else give that number instead of your own
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Reply #33 posted 01/07/08 11:53am

evenstar	One4All4Ever said: evenstar said: i mean, there's nothing wrong with saying hi, but asking for numbers so we can 'hang out'? really? get one of the losers phone number, then when you meet someone else give that number instead of your own that's so mean, though!
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Reply #34 posted 01/07/08 11:54am

EverSouliciouS ucks	One4All4Ever said: evenstar said: i mean, there's nothing wrong with saying hi, but asking for numbers so we can 'hang out'? really? get one of the losers phone number, then when you meet someone else give that number instead of your own I knew there was a reason I liked you!!!!1 I would SO do that
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Reply #35 posted 01/07/08 11:57am

One4All4Ever	evenstar said: One4All4Ever said: get one of the losers phone number, then when you meet someone else give that number instead of your own that's so mean, though! it isn't ... the only sad part is you can't listen in on the conversations
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Reply #36 posted 01/07/08 2:23pm

ZombieKitten	One4All4Ever said: evenstar said: i mean, there's nothing wrong with saying hi, but asking for numbers so we can 'hang out'? really? get one of the losers phone number, then when you meet someone else give that number instead of your own oh! no wonder people I sort of know keep accidentally calling me
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Reply #37 posted 01/07/08 3:45pm

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I have yet to attend a reunion because the high school closed the year my class graduated in '90. An attempt was made a couple of years ago to find graduates via classmates and other websites in hopes of a 15yr, but it didn't get far. Our class was small, less than 40, and we did find about 15. Life gets busy, and unfortunately that reunion didn't happen. With 20 years approaching in two years, there is an interst in trying again. Even though there are two, maybe three peeps I wouldn't want to see, I am curious about many others. You want to know who's married, divorced, with children, how does everybody look, etc. I'm sure the roughest looking classmates would be the ones who wore way too much makeup in high school, or did way too much in general.

"Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
"It's just my imagination, once again running away with me."

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Reply #38 posted 01/07/08 4:17pm

Genesia