I've no idea, but the bastard leaves tools lying about, doesn't put away the folding workbench, and is generally disruptive. And he hides my stuff, too.
How many were in your graduating class?
Our class was 497 graduates. It is very sad to know almost 10% have passed.
If you include people who died my junior/senior year, at 25 years old, I believe my class is around 10 deaths. However, we had a class somewhere around 700, I believe. A lot of near deaths as well, if my friend group is representative of the class (two of my best friends were hospitalized for a period of time where it was uncertain the outcome...both are alive and well now).
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So, since you can see Texas from where you live, does that mean you are now an expert on Texas? That's how it works, right? If you can see it from where you live - you are an expert.
I love this song. And the movie.
I wish we had a sad button. We had a few die while still in high school, one from a freak traffic accident and others from bad choices and a suicide. Makes me wish I could go back and try to be a better friend.one kid who was a grade below us died in an accident after he had graduated. Fell off a cliff, hiking in Irland.
That was a well placed shot. Knuckleheads.
I just knew that was going to be the shot. Man, that sucks.
I've been to Dallas several times and to San Antonio - I really liked San Antonio. The bummer of it was - we were there on one of those bank implementation projects where anything we had to do could only be done at night. And it was during the Fiesta time. So, just as everyone was going to party, we were going to work. Ugh...
