Posted by NY 986 on October 18, 2009 at 17:55:28 from (166.203.145.204):
In Reply to: O/T class reunion posted by s.crum on October 18, 2009 at 07:23:28:
I graduated in 1982 and only went to 2. I stayed at the 5th for 10 minutes and then left. Another country kid ignored by the townies. The other country kids while in school tried to hide their background if possible. It helped a lot of the others because they were female and fairly hot. Went to the 20th and thought things were a little more mellow. People would genuinely say hello who were kind of jerks in school but people pretty much gravitated to their school clicks. It was kind of interesting to see the girls that blossomed after high school. I just do not have any enthusiasm for any more any time soon. Just another guy that liked tractors and farming that found extremely few in school that had the same interest.
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