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  • Mr. Perfect
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    I went to my 10 yr. HS reunion. That was good enough for me. I've lost quite a few of my longtime, childhood friends, that attended the same schools. They were the only HS friends I kept in contact with.

    I wasn't a jock of any kind, or a member of any club, team, or association while in HS. I went to school, and when it let out for the day, I was gone.

    I wasn't dating in HS, so I didn't even go to my own prom.

    We had a 5 year (for some reason) that I went to (for some reason). And that's it so far.

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  • grdad45

    Never went to any of my class reunions, most of the people organizing them I don't give a damn to even see. All I wanted out of high school was OUT!

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  • mohawk600

    Graduated in 87 and have not attended one reunion. I had moved, and only attended the high school from which I graduated, for my senior year. I didn't have any strong bonds there. Nothing lost.

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  • select-fire

    Had a blast at the HS reunion yrs back. They wouldn't let me in at first.. So I went back to the truck and got a permanent marker to sign the stick on name tags. I put Dick Clark on it. Entered and spoke to a couple folks who realized who I was. Only about 150 folks showed up. Everyone had gray hair and looked old. Met a girl who I have know since 7th grade and didn't know she had went by my folks house while I was still living there. She had left her phone number twice right after HS and my Mom never forwarded the information.

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  • Mobuck

    We missed our 50th class reunion last year due to KungFlu. Tried to make it up this year and had 3 people. My Cousin drove all the way from Texas and it was only her, myself, and one other woman.

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  • Ditch-Runner


    congrats on the weight loss , my thing I just do not like house work cleaning dusting and so on LOL

    I hope you get to do more of what you enjoy we only get one go around and like most have said no one on there death bed said I wish i had worked harder or longer


    My HS reunion was last year I never heard any thing so I guessed covid stopped it , it would have been 45 years I have never went to any of them but I have never or stayed in touch I have seen maybe one or two bumping in to while shopping since then 1975 . we had at the time the largest freshman class in the town I think it was over 500 and I would guess majority graduated . and I would have liked to went back on my 5th or 10th just get even for all the bullying I got as a kid when I started HS I was 93 pounds graduated at 120 pounds but working construction I went to 165 and all was muscle I have seen obits at random so I know a few maybe more ? have passed on .

    but then again I retired 7 + years ago never kept in touch or try and find any old co-workers 25 1/2 years I never got that close to any one I look at them as coworker acquaintances some what friend but never close buddies

    the small group of what i would say were best friends and like family from my early days have all died off I am the last one above ground , I see it both good I am still here and bad all my close buddies are gone and doubt I will ever be as close to any one like I was with them

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  • Warbirds

    1) Congrats on the weight loss. I also really pursuing fitness. I am “intermittent fasting” where I “fast” 16 hours a day and eat as normal in an 8hr period.

    It takes a week or two in order to adapt, lots of info about many choices of intermittent fasting on you tube.


    2) Its a good thing to have a retirement goal!

    3) Agree- yardwork is a pain and satisfying.

    4) Go to the reunion. I have never been to one, but I will try and make the next one.

    5) post pics of the finished product with the home projects!

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  • diver-rig

    I went to my 10 year. Ehh. Never been to another one. My wife she who shall be obeyed, graduated 2 years behind me, and we went to her 20 year. I knew a lot of them.

    I've been out 33 years now.


    I love yard work, gardening, doing chores. I'm constantly tinkering on fences, redoing gates, improving the paddocks.


    I go hang out with my helper, in my profile pic. She helps herd heifers, goats, and chickens. Best cow dog I've ever had. 1/4 boxer, 3/4 great Pyrenees. She's always with me outside, and just jumped in.


    I used to hang out with fellas I went to highschool with. Haven't seen or talked to most in 20 some years now.


    Still friends with my real friends I grew up with. They went to the Catholic School in town, with lkannes.


    The only work outs I do are from working. Union electrician, and then throwing hay, and working around home and neighbors.


    Who do I have to impress, I'm married with children, and Mia, my chore helping dog, loves me just as I am.


    Work on my house never ends. Old century farm. House built in 1897. Always something to do.


    Ramble on

    And now's the time, the time is now.

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  • 4205raymond

    They had a 60th "Zoom" reunion on June 10th for my class i961 Hermitage High School, Henrico County, Virginia. Panthers were three years in a row Virginia State Champions in Football. I was on track team. Lost interest when I saw what I needed to do to log on to their "Zoom" meeting.

    Still, I really enjoy you fellas Reunion experiences.----------------------------Ray

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  • pulsarnc

    Went to my 10 year and a30 year . Dont plsn on any others .The few nice folks from school were still nice 30 years later , The bastards were still bastards . I still live in the same area and have since graduation in 1973 . Been easy to find if they wanted to ,but few have ever done so . And no high school was not enjoyable

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  • Ruger4me

    I would have graduated in 77 had I stayed, but all my friends were 1-3 classes ahead of me and I just up and quit to join the Army 2 months into my senior year... Finished HS in the Army right after AIT as was in the contract my Mom had to sign to allow me to enlist at 17... so I did graduate in 77 just not from my hometown school, anyways like I said my friends were in earlier classes and I am still close with about 5-6 of them and their families, but no reunions for me.

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  • bpost

    I did not like many people in high school and 45 years later I have no reason to change that opinion. Bill Sorroco still owes me a nickle he promised on the Bible to repay the next day, he never did and laughed in my face over it. The jocks were all self centered jerks. I was shooting small bore rifle starting at 13 years old. Nobody else was interested, they wanted to smoke dope and get drunk. I was not into that stuff.

    I admire your weight loss. It is tough to do and tougher to stick with it.

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  • William81

    Good Job on the weight loss.....


    I went to a small town high school and had a graduating class of 126. Close knit town, you pretty much knew all the kids in your class, their families and even their dogs for that matter. We had a strong sports program finishing 3rd in State in football my Jr year, an all weather track etc.....Great school with College prep courses even back in the 70's...Strong Ag and Industrial Arts program.

    It was a good place to be from.......I left town for college after graduation and never looked back....but I do attend class reunions and still enjoy seeing several old team mates and even teachers that attend. It is only every 5 years and I still have family in town so easy trip to make....

    We had our 40th in 2017 and it was a great time....yes there were a few hardheads there trying way too hard to show us how much they had and what they had accomplished but those were few and far between.......I had the opportunity to straighten out some hard feelings from many years ago with a guy that had been one of my good friends...The disagreement was settled and I said I was sorry for some fisticuffs I started......always good to clear the air...First time I had seen him in 38 years...


    Looking forward to the 45th next year....

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  • hillbille

    only 2 people who I really wanted to see again, well 5 years ago I was in ICU in pittsburg right after bypass, and in walks a guy in shirt and tie, I started to tell him how I was feeling, I thought he was another Dr. He just looked at me and smiled and said you don't know me do you? I said no, I don't remember you Dr. he laughed and told me his name, it was one of the two guys I went to school with, seems his mom found out I was having the surgery and told him and he happened to live in Pittsburg so he just stopped by. Had a great visit and caught up on a lot from the last odd 40 years, we promised to keep in touch, but I haven't heard from him since........

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  • RobOz

    Never been to any of my HS reunions. Had a whopping 62 in my class. Congrats on your weight loss and take care of that back.

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  • Nanuq907

    I contend there can be no truly random thought.

    Your premise?

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  • jimdeere

    I like Eggo frozen waffles.

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  • Brookwood
    jimdeere: 31513370455323/comments/31513376437403

    I like Eggo frozen waffles.

    The syrup of choice can be a real deal breaker for me.


    Hey Jim! Let go of my Eggo! 😁

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  • Nanuq907

    I put my root beer in a square cup. Now it’s beer.

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  • Nanuq907

    That’s a good point. Is it necessary to remove the constant before the square operation? It actually is, so slide the “1” out front, perform the square, then square the constant before multiplying them back together. Et voila’ we get the same result.

    if we started with TWO root beers we’d be in trouble!

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  • owles

    Where Traffic Court takes on a whole new meaning. You can't drive! Ah ... Where does it say that? Next case and here's a moving violation's ticket to pay on your way out. Is this Unconstitutional or just another Civil Court Case?

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  • Ruger4me

    OK after that debate, I need a beer.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    Y'all just made my day.

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