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Comments: Jack/JD, did you know that at 5:00 AM, a tube of anti-itch cream looks identical to a tube of toothpaste. Let me just say the taste is a dead give away as to which one you've spread on your toothbrush(true incident); the good news is, your teeth won't itch at all.
Comments: Well, I guess when you live where it is too cold to go outside this time of year, you sit around and come up with ideas on how to spend money. MAYBE we, as a group, should back a cause to help out. Maybe if we all pulled together we could save one store. Now all we need to do is decide which one. I don't think we should include any of the "all in one" or "big box" stores, as we need to spread around our spending to keep as many choices as we can. OK, let's hear it chums. What department store shall we support?? Pool Guy, is that why you jocks all wore stocking caps??
Comments: Thanks...now I have a ringwormed Jock itch and it's 20 degrees below zero here!
Comments: FYI! Did you know Jock itch is actually the same thing as Ringworm. It's true. Courtney had a ringworm about a month ago and that's what the doctor told her. I didn't know that, and if you didn't, you do now!
Comments: Mr. McGoo...thanks for the tip...drive by get the number but make my kit a mini! No bigger! Thanks...what a friend! I've discovered another use for my tax money...I'm going to purchase a years subscription of the WSJ for President Hussein...then he can really read about the polling on the stock market!!!
Comments: Cheezehead, I found a place for you to spend your Govt. rebate from our clueless President. I saw a billboard on Preston Rd. at the George Bush Turnpike today. Someone is doing a research project on jock itch. If you call the phone number, and qualify, you could receive supplies and get paid for your time. If you have interest, I'll drive by, get you the number, and order you a "small size" kit.
Comments: I would really like to have a deep discussion as to what are you guys (a term of endearment representing both genders) going to do with the tax cuts we are going to receive. In my case, I figure Kathy and I should receive some 21.37 each paycheck! Take that times 26 we should get somewhere in the neighborhood of $555.64 by years end. Now I'm really serious since it is now left up to us to stimulate the economy and save the country...Lord knows President Hussein isn't going to do it. Kathy thought we could go to the dollar store and buy...well you know...whatever they sell. So we figured we'd spend $27.93 there and get lots of stuff for...well you know the annual garage sale...or to send to Good Will. Then because we want to help the high school kids...we'd buy $25.00 worth of those stupid raffle tickets they sell to buy books since the government can't afford books anymore. Our third idea is to go on a whale of a shopping spree at one of our large national retailers like Macy's or Dillard's, or well any of them because they need our help...since they are all going out of business we felt we might be able to save one of them...we thought because they are national stores...$8.41 should be plenty...especially since everyone else is doing the same. We'll keep you updated on where we decide to send more as we go through our list. Help us out...we do not want to slow the economy down any more than it already is...and I figured if I took a loan out from the bank for my expected windfall...I could spend it all within a month and really give the nation a boost. Moving on to my top 10 list...coming to ya SNL!
Comments: Gee, Sam, if I didn't have to work until after 9 tonight, I would drive up to McKinney and visit you guys. Ronney
Comments: SNL. Time to pass the offering plate for the website? Let us know and we'll send another check.
Comments: Ronney, we are not offended. I agree you can meet some of the uppity people at HP; However our experiences have been great. Too bad HP'S reunions aren't fun for you guys. Sarah and I brag on our group's reunions all the time. People just look at us and are amazed we have such a close knit bunch of rowdy, fun loving and caring group. We now people who have never attended their class reunions. Sarah and I are doing well. Both on pins and needles about our jobs, but if it happens, it happens. God's perfect will is always done in our lives. Going to our grandaughter's 2nd birthday in University Park at 1:00 then off to McKinney to baby sit Garrett and Hailey until 11:00 tonight Anyone got some Valium I can borrow?
Comments: Sam and Buddy: Perhaps I am being to harsh on the HP grads. I remember those two people you mentioned, Buddy. They graduated with my wife. Let me just say that their reunions are NO WHERE near as fun as our's. And, let's face it. Our's is an extraordinarily close-knit group. When I tell others about our class (should I say SOC classes?), they are amazed at how well we remain in contact and care for one another. And, our reunions are really fun. We don't have a bunch of people just sitting there in one chair all night and not trying to greet as many people as they can. Sorry if I offended anyone. I, myself, have some very close HP friends. Some have really made a name for themselves. But, comparing reunions....well, we win that one HANDS DOWN!!!!
Comments: Sam and Buddy: Perhaps I am being to harsh on the HP grads. I remember those two people you mentioned, Buddy. They graduated with my wife. Let me just say that their reunions are NO WHERE near as fun as our's. And, let's face it. Our's is an extraordinarily close-knit group. When I tell others about our class (should I say SOC classes?), they are amazed at how well we remain in contact and care for one another. And, our reunions are really fun. We don't have a bunch of people just sitting there in one chair all night and not trying to greet as many people as they can. Sorry if I offended anyone. I, myself, have some very close HP friends. Some have really made a name for themselves. But, comparing reunions....well, we win that one HANDS DOWN!!!!
Comments: Ronnie- two good guys from HP Jim Cross (HP Q-back 67) Jim Dyer (HP Tackle 67) I played with at Tech. Also a girl named Lark (67) that lived across from SMU I played with too. Jim and I had some good summers painting the D and running from the Cops as kids. I know we had our hands full every time HP came to Colleyville in sports when the kids were in school. I know they aren't too pickey with McGee in their backyards
Comments: Last week I was braggin' on our Class of '62 SOCite who contributed the lighting fixtures for that home on Extreme Home Makeover that was built last November and aired on March 1st. As Paul Harvey would say - "and here's the rest of the story": http://www.fwbusinesspress.com/display.php?id=9307
Comments: Sam: Go to a boring HPHS reunion from our age group and tell me they aren't snooty. I think it depends on the age of the group. Maybe if we went to a reunion with that group today, theyk would be less phony and not so uppity. But, you would not have believed how they were. And, YES, believe it or not, Park Cities does have some uppity people...even today. Not everyone, and I am sure that does not include your family. But, I have had to deal with so many of them that I can speak with confidence on this matter. And, believe it or not, Connie herself is the one who decided never to attend her school's reunions again. I was so eatten up with sheer bordom that I rejoiced inside when she decided that. Our group is still tons more fun to be with. How are you and Sarah doing? |
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