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Mark L |
Monday, 12/11/00, 2:21 PM |
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Well its nice to see that Ted
and Todd are getting along so good.With all the sh t happening over the
race for the white house i thought that the two of them would have been at
each others throat by know. Oh well who would have ever guessed?The best
thing is that Bush is still the man for that everone should be thankful
because we all know what that a hole gore thinks about guns and his ideas
to control them.Well thats all for know but sometimes it sounds like Todd
W might have voted for nader HA HA!!! write back later Mark L |
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Ted S. |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 6:43 PM |
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Damn, I just can't seem to make
my messages as long as yours, Todd. I keep getting close, but no cigar.
Will just have to continue trying. There's more blather here just waiting
to come out. |
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Ted S. |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 6:38 PM |
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Happy Holidays, Classmates, from
the Nation's Capital. Quite an exciting time down here with all of the
election zaniness and rancorous partisanship wackiness. Like many others,
I've frittered away far too many hours watching CNN's Election 2000
coverage. I'm glad that at least a few classmates are posting here so that
Todd and I don't drive everyone away with the frequency of our ramblings.
Hopefully, many more voices will make themselves heard as we approach July
2001. [Extended note to Todd: I'm sorry if you feel slighted by my failure
to respond to you directly, Mr. Wilson, but I can't possibly keep pace
with the frequency of your postings. Besides, I don't wanna be held
accountable down the road for turning this board into the Todd 'n Ted
show. (Or is it already too late for that?) In response to several of your
recent comments: 1) Since you forced my hand, I'm hereby declining the
opportunity to purchase a CD single of your "Presidential Election
Hokie Pokie" tune. Perhaps if you improve the lyrics and do something
about that singing voice of yours, I will reconsider. 2) Though I may be a
"cross dressing grandma," I must agree with your assessment that
I am indeed more of a man than you are. Thanks for recognizing that fact.
3) As you probably would have guessed, I've never "shot a buck"
or "run a trap line," but I have shot my mouth off many times
and have run a few stop signs. Does that count for anything? Have to admit
that if Y2K had caused the breakdown of society, you would be far better
able to live off the land than many of us. After exhausting my limited
supply of beanie weenies, I would've been in big trouble. 4) Our 6th grade
science teacher was Ron Moreau. My favorite anecdote about him occurred
during a lunchtime of our 6th grade year. As you may remember, each class
would form a line outside of the cafeteria and each student had to wash
his/her hands at a little sink in the hallway before entering the
cafeteria itself. One teacher would be responsible for monitoring the line
and overseeing the handwashing process. During his turns as line
policeman, Mr. Moreau was fond of admonishing us to "use soap--it
kills the bacteria." On one particular day, he suspected that several
of us had conspired to grow rather than kill the hated hand bacteria, and
he stopped the line to make a big show of demonstrating that he was wise
to our slovenly ways. Can't recall my fellow defendants, but our beloved
teacher actually subjected us to the sniff test, holding our hands up to
his nose and determining whom among us had used soap. Thankfully, I passed
the test, and to this day, I wish he could have had the opportunity to
preach his message to a much wider audience.] |
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Rick C. |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 5:09 PM |
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Todd,not sure if you mentioned
the "golf is for sissy's" thing in your latest essay just to see
if I was actually reading your ramblings or not.Anyway we'll talk more
about that next summer.I believe it may be Ron Morrow you are referring
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T. Wilson |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 10:42 AM |
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I just remembered that Ron's
last name was Martin (I think) which would make him Mr. Martin to us at
that time. I'm still not quite sure he was a 6th grade teacher but I've
further known his as the brother-in law to an ex-girlfriend of mine named
Robin Desjardins. Has anyone heard any news on either of them? I fished
once with Ron up at Portage Lake. I remember Ron was very competative and
didn't like being out fished. He told me stories about my Dad's ability to
catch a fish in a mud puddle. Evidently when we lived on Epworth street he
delivered our newspaper and caught an eyeful of all those fish my Dad had
caught. Well, the whole time Ron and I were fishing I kept catching fish,
and the more fish I caught to more competative Ron got. He even had to
cast his line were I was catching these fish (we were in a boat). I still
laugh remembering this. For those of you that don't know I grew up fishing
and hunting with my Dad and we had quite a tradition of such activities
what with my Grandfather being a Maine Guide and all. I used to pretend
fish out on the front lawn of our place on Epworth street outta my fathers
upturned Canoe. Dad always had a 20 to 23 foot canvas and wood canoe that
would support a 15 horse power motor and all the gear needed for a week of
running. His buddies and him would do trips like running the Allagash and
my family would all go to drop them off and pick them up. I thought of
these things frequently when I canoe'd a river named the Grand Rhonde
located in the northeast corner of Oregon a few years back. We ran it from
10 miles south of Troy, Oregon to the Snake River. It was a great
adventure for me. We got caught in a lightening storm while on the river
and had to find refuge at an unplanned/undeveloped site on the river, it
was pretty hairy. Storms like that out here can brew up in a few minutes
and be very violent. The Grand Rhonde starts out in the Blue Mountains and
runs from the mountains to the rock canyons and semi-arrid conditions more
local to the Snake. The scenery was simply amazing. My father, who also
believes golf is a game for sissy's, thinks that going with the flow of
the river is second to powering your way up river with a motor powered
canoe. I remember sliding over several beaver dams - upstream and the
challenges involved with negotiating narrows with a long canoe & a
motor. You have to have a certain amount of intestinal fortidude in either
case but I don't argue that with Dad. SO having devulged all to this
captive audience I hope we all respect family, the out doors, and
hunting/fishing traditions enought to know what builds our character and
maintains use through all diversity. T. Wilson |
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Todd Wilson |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 10:08 AM |
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Hello, Its snowing here in Salt
Lake City, Utah. Check out the URL thats attached. I want to build the
land based system. I suffer from sea sickness every time I go out on the
ocean. The Pacific Ocean that is. Hope the Holiday Season finds everyone
in good spirits and with family. I haven't been home for christmas since
1990. Sounds like a personal problem right? Take Care. Ted hoe the heck
are you my friend. I remember encouraging you to attend your tenth year
reunion. Hope to see you at your 20th. Anyone having adventures I could
use another subject other than Ted or the f'ing election bs. Does anyone
remember the sixth grade (Cunningham) elect Ron story from Ronny ????????
the science teacher? See ya in the funny pages. PS does everyone still go
to Keddy's to meet up during the holiday break? |
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Kerry |
Sunday, 12/10/00, 7:55 AM |
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Well, I guess its time I started
my Christmas shopping, so today while my daughter is in Saco at her
Softball Pitching Lessons, I'll be at the Portland mall fun fun. I've had
a hard time getting into this sight lately has anyone else had the same
expierence? Today i got lucky. Hope everyone has a nice Holiday incase i
don't get into here before then. |
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Beth (Fogg) Guimond |
Thursday, 12/7/00, 11:29 AM |
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I decided to come back on and
write something. Hey, Mike P. I haven't seen you in a while. The last time
I saw you was at Keddy's (or whatever they want to call it now.) Hope
everything is fine with you and the family. We will be coming up to spend
New Years at Keddy's. They're supposed to be having a big bash there. See
ya!! Torry don't forget to give our e-mail address to Keenan. Caleb is
anxious to get a message from him. |
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Beth Guimond |
Thursday, 12/7/00, 11:25 AM |
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Beth Guimond |
Thursday, 12/7/00, 11:25 AM |
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Beth Guimond |
Thursday, 12/7/00, 11:25 AM |
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Kerry |
Monday, 12/4/00, 2:31 PM |
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T. Wilson |
Saturday, 12/2/00, 10:38 AM |
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Howdy Folks, Ted I'm a little
disappointed that you've chosen to ignore my comments but I'll keep on
writing anyhow. I though the hokie pokie or the cross dressing grandma
comment would get a little rise but oh well. Ted you wouldn't happen to be
a Lawyer now would you? Rick, I know Ted has an exceptional mind and all
but what the hell is he talking about? Mike Patenaude its been a dogs age,
man! How've you been all these years? Well I guess Gerald and Albert are
doing their thing and not talking too much. However it would be nice to
hear from you on this site. I gave Kirk Carroll the site address upon
request from hisself. Yeah, Kirk is still perming his hair to get that
naturally curly look. Ted have you ever shot a buck or run a trap line?
Torry I do appreciate your hard work with this site it has been a great
connection to people I haven't had relations with in years. Kudos to you.
Has anyone heard from Joni lately? I've been wondering whats going on in
her life lately. See ya! |
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Ted S. |
Thursday, 11/30/00, 6:00 PM |
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Mr. Collins, a few of us are
beginning to get suspicious about the flurry of address changes in the
past few months. We've begun a little pool to guess which federal agency
you're trying to stay one step ahead of on the web. (I first thought it
might be the Mafia, however I soon recalled that la Cosa Nostra didn't
have a very visible presence in potato country during my boyhood. Not too
many guys with nicknames like Fat Tony or Sammy Two Chins or even Joey the
Wombat. There was this guy named Wrongway Condon, but that's a different
matter altogether. He was from the Gang that Couldn't Shoot Straight but
Did Do Quite Well at the OTHER TEAMS's Basket. I believe you were a member
of that team. But I digess.) Others have suggested that you¿re trying to
evade the FBI or IRS, but my guess is that your crime is of a more benign
nature. $100 says you're running scared and changing addresses to avoid
the long arm of the MATTRESS POLICE INVESTIGATIVE SQUAD seeking to
question you about the label you removed from that Sealy Posturepedic.
Thought you'd get away with that one, didn't you Collins? As a good
citizen of the internet, I'm will eventually have to make a citizen's
arrest, but since I'm in no hurry to apprehend such a reprehensible
character, consider yourself a free man until next July. In the meantime,
stop posting your new address of the moment -- they're bound to catch up
with you. |
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Thursday, 11/30/00, 5:30 PM |
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Rick Collins |
Thursday, 11/30/00, 4:07 PM |
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Please note change of E-Mail
address should you need to contact me!Have A great day!! |
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mike patenaude |
Thursday, 11/30/00, 12:31 PM |
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cool site nice too see all that
r in it |
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Lynn (White) Boutote |
Monday, 11/27/00, 5:26 PM |
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T Wilson |
Sunday, 11/26/00, 9:01 AM |
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Please excuse. The second verse
should be the Media's verse. |
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T Wilson |
Sunday, 11/26/00, 9:00 AM |
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The Presidential Election Hokie
Pokie: The State's verse: You put your county in. You put your county out.
You put your county in and you shake it all about. You do the hokie pokie
and you turn yourself around. Thats what its all about! The Candidates
verse: You put the Bush's in. You put the Gore's out. You put the Gore's
in and you shake it all about. You do the hokie pokie and you turn
yourself around. Thats what its all about! The Candidates Verse: You bring
the lawyer's in. You keep the people out. You bring the lawyer's in and
you shake it all about. You do the hokie pokie and you turn yourself
around. Thats what its all about! The Fed's verse: You put the Supreme
Court in. You put the people out. You put the Supreme Court in and you
shake it all about. You do the hokie pokie and you turn it all around.
That's what its all about! The People's verse: You vote them in. You vote
them out. You vote them in and you shake this thing about. You do the
Hokie Pokie and you turn it all around. That's what its all about! I know
its painful but I hope you get a snicker out of it. Grin. |
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Torry |
Friday, 11/24/00, 2:22 PM |
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I loaded all of the pictures. If
you don't have a very "fast" computer it will take some time but
there are 10 screens with three pictures each!!!! You guys had better all
upgrade your "systems" if you want to view this high tech
site!!!! I can't help it if my husband was a Computer Science major and we
have the best of everything in regards to a computer system! Be thankful
for what you do have and be very patient and you will see all 28
pictures!!! If you haven't seen "The Grinch" go see it! Happy
Thanksgiving! |
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Kerry |
Thursday, 11/23/00, 6:18 PM |
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Hope everyone had a very nice
Thanksgiving. We went to my parents camp in Newport for a couple of days.
It was nice to get away no telephones & TV,it was very peaceful. |
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Monday, 11/20/00, 8:34 PM |
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I'm just greatful you didn't
mention anything about a boudoir or something like that! |
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T Wilson |
Monday, 11/20/00, 8:31 PM |
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Ted do you have to be so gleeful
about your stint as a cross dressing grandmother? I know your probably
more of a man than I am but sheesh! |
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Mark Daigle |
Monday, 11/20/00, 2:06 PM |
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Ted S. |
Sunday, 11/19/00, 9:08 PM |
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Allison and Marilynn are correct
in their joint identification of the first photo. [E. Chambers, T. Vogel
McDonald, S. McDonald, S. Dunn, T. Stone and R. McConnell] Is anyone else
having trouble accessing the other photos? (I sent Torry 24 pics and am
not sure how many were loaded, but I can see only the 1st one.) Sorry I
missed you all this weekend during my quick trip to the Pine Tree State. I
was flown into Portland by the owner of the Sebago Lake resort I worked at
for 6 summers/2 autumns during the 80's in order to be the surprise guest
at a 50th anniversary dinner in honor of the resort's dining room hostess.
In return for my free trip to Maine, all I had to do was reprise a role I
played at the annual end-of-summer "talent" show we members of
the resort staff put on for the guests. Nothing out of the ordinary --
just impersonate the now 72 year old hostess of the resort's dining room.
Since my old costume had been disposed of long ago, I spent several hours
Friday and Saturday purchasing the requisite gear: white wig, costume
jewelry, old lady glasses, dress, shoes, and, of course, a big ole bra for
exaggerated effect. (It appears that I've expanded to a 42D.) You can only
imagine the looks that I got while trying on various skirts and dresses
until I found an appropriate one for my costume. Would really have liked
my wife there to deflect some of the clucking and head shaking by my
fellow shoppers, but I survived with some (though not much) dignity
intact. Am actually glad that I didn't bump into any of you Saturday night
at Portland's Roma Cafe, although I'm sure my parents would have gotten a
kick out of it. (They were at the dinner.) For the record, my schtick was
a big hit. My smart aleck wife has since asked me if I wore the dress all
weekend or just Saturday night. (Refused to answer the question on the
grounds that...) Note to all: I will wear more masculine clothing at the
reunion. The wig has been retired. |
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Marilyn Allen Lavway |
Saturday, 11/18/00, 5:01 PM |
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Hi I think the other two people
in that 10yr reunion picture are Theresa Vogel McDonald who graduated with
me in 1980 and her husband Scott who graduated with you but I'm not
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Marilyn Lavway |
Saturday, 11/18/00, 4:59 PM |
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Kerry |
Saturday, 11/18/00, 1:39 PM |
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Thanks Allison. Its so hard to
believe how much people can change. |
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Todd Wilson |
Saturday, 11/18/00, 7:41 AM |
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Will the gentlemen, please just
draw straws and get on with it! Don't forget, when it comes to politics
appathy is power, especially if your George Bush, I'm sure Ted will agree.
Thanks for the thought Kim its been over 20 years now and I never thought
of black and white yearbook pictures as classier than colored and to think
I've been hung up on that for this long! I must be whacked! Its cold here
in SLC and winter is uppon us. I think the people from California and
Mexico thought the winters were bad enough, but are they in for a
surprise! When the first good snow hit they all went home and I was left
thinking to myself what all the fuss was about and that we still had lots
of work to do and a schedule to maintain. My wife thinks I'm a hardass. I
think of it as a survival thing. In any case they will pour my bridge deck
on time! I had to laugh (to myself) about the Montana boys they all wore
tee shirts the day after the storm. I recollected that in Maine we all had
more sence then that. The saying "not smart enough to not stand in
the rain" came to mind. I though it was even more funnier (double
superlative) when a California guy came in wearing a short sleeved shirt
to prove he was tough too. I makes no sence making no sence. In any case
I'd better get my long johns out and stop wearing my tee shirts to work.
Well hope the planning effort is comingalong. I still look forward to
coming home and attending our reunion. Ben is now walking or should I say
staggering around. He's got five teef and he's learning to express hisself
more and more each day. Tim is the jedi leggo master of the family and I
don't know where he gets it but he'd rather do leggo's than eat. It works
out though because Ben is always eating. So long for now and keep the
faith. I bet Al and George are both smoking pot now! |
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allison |
Friday, 11/17/00, 7:42 PM |
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let's see...left to right...i'm
pretty sure it's eddie chambers...?....?....steve dunn, ted stone and
roseann mcconnell.... |
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Kerry |
Friday, 11/17/00, 3:40 PM |
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Could someone please tell me who
the 6 people are in the picture of the 10 year reunion. Thanks. Its been
21 years since i've seen most of you, I didn't recognize anyone in the big
picture of everyone. Well thanks. |
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allison |
Wednesday, 11/15/00, 4:46 PM |
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i would have to agree about the
family day being a planned event...i really liked the mantle day at our
10th (even though it was rainy) good chance for all the kids to acquaint
and for us to whine about how old we all are! |
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Beth Guimond (Fogg) |
Wednesday, 11/15/00, 11:15 AM |
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I think that a family day at
Mantle Lake is a great idea. Hopefully we'll have nice weather. |
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Kim Carroll Murchison |
Wednesday, 11/15/00, 5:28 AM |
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Torry, Nice to see the pictures
on the site. Good job. Todd, I think the reason the class of 80' had color
pictures in their year book is because they had more money in their year
book budget than we did. Imagine that! Black and white is much classier
anyway. Ted, hope your knee is healing well. I think a family day at
Mantle Lake is a good idea as well. Talk to everyone later. |
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Kim |
Wednesday, 11/15/00, 5:24 AM |
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Kerry |
Tuesday, 11/14/00, 9:08 AM |
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Todd I have to agree with you
about family day. I was looking forward to seeing everyone and their
families, I was unable to make it our last reunion and was hoping our 20th
would be just as memorable. I really wish I lived closer so that I could
help everyone with this class reunion but that isn't possible, but if
there is anything I can do let me know. |
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T. Wilson |
Monday, 11/13/00, 8:26 PM |
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I'm not sure where I read this
but did someone mention an "if you want" family day at Mantle
Lake Park? Why not have an official family day at Mantle Lake Park. Please
explain the logic. I don't travel 5000 miles with my family and visit with
people I haven't seen in twenty years very often I think a family day is a
great way to break the ice and get to know each other. Also, can someone
explain to me one more time why the class of 80 had colored senior
pictures in there yearbook and we were the last class to have black and
white senior pictures in ours? I can still remember my disappointment.
Rick, that wasn't a hunting blunder that was a great hunting experience
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Ha Ha |
Monday, 11/13/00, 7:58 PM |
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>> Smart man + smart woman
= romance. >> Smart man + dumb woman = pregnancy. >> Dumb man
+ smart woman = affair. >> Dumb man + dumb woman = marriage.
>> >> Smart boss + smart employee = profit. >> Smart
boss + dumb employee =production. >> Dumb boss + smart employee =
promotion. >> Dumb boss + dumb employee = overtime. >>
>> A man will pay $2 for a $1 item he needs. >> A woman will
pay $1 for a $2 item that she doesn't need. >> >> A woman
worries about the future until she gets a husband. A man >> never
worries about the future until he gets a wife. >> >> A
successful man is one who makes more money than his wife can spend.
>> A successful woman is one who can find such a man. >>
>> To be happy with a man, you must understand him a lot and love
him a >> little. >> To be happy with a woman, you must love
her a lot & not try to >> understand her at all. >>
>> Married men live longer than single men, but married men are a
lot >> more willing to die. >> >> Any married man should
forget his mistakes, there's no use in two >> people remembering the
same thing. >> >> Men wake up as good-looking as they went to
bed. Women somehow >> deteriorate during the night. >>
>> A woman marries a man expecting he will change, but he doesn't.
>> A man marries a woman expecting that she won't change, and she
does. >> >> A woman has the last word in any argument.
>> Anything a man says after that is the beginning of a new |
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Leah |
Monday, 11/13/00, 6:54 PM |
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Hi everyone It's great to hear
from all of you. Torry,sorry I missed the meeting-working as usual. I
haven't been at the site for a while because my daughter broke her femur
horseback riding and we are finially walking without crutches. Ted,sorry
about your knee. I can relate. Work is really busy,but I love it. The best
to all of you. |
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Torry |
Monday, 11/13/00, 4:14 PM |
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The pictures are now on! Anyone
else that has any pictures from the past can send them to me and I will
post them to the Web Site. |
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Torry |
Sunday, 11/12/00, 3:46 PM |
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Sorry about the picture of the
windmill. I am trying to load some pictures that Ted sent of the 10th
reunion. This was a picture that I already had loaded from our trip to
Holland. They are great pictures so I am working really hard to scan them
and they will be loaded on to this site soon! Ted couldn't see the link to
the minutes from the first meeting so I enlarged them but I couldn't
change the color (yellow) - Sorry Ted! Let me know of any other problems
with this Web Site! I can use suggestions! |
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T Wilson |
Saturday, 11/11/00, 9:59 AM |
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Well Whose it gonna be. Ted I
absolutely laughed my butt off at your commentary. "Intellectual
candle power" hah. There hasen't been a smart president since Jimmy
Carter and look where it got him. In any case Rick, Al Gore, if in fact he
did invent the internet, probably regrets it by now! Stock tip of the
week......reseach and buy all of the level three stock (LVLT) you can
afford. There's been many a paper millionare crying in their beers over
this one lately but it was a great buy at 35$/Share. Here's to fiber optic
cable connecting the business world. Cheers to whomever wins the election.
Thats the great thing about excersizing my right not to vote it makes for
a better hippocrasy to live in...my own, and the current political system
we live with. At least Maine gives the candidates a fair shot at each
congressional district. Florida on the otherhand has created a beautiful
conundrum for us all to be told about by experts from the cold war era,
and whats worse.......lawyers. I'm glad our legal system shrinks at the
thought of handling this one. I'd say they're starting to realize just how
screwed up their system is. Just count the vote man! In any case, this to
shall pass and I hope we're all the better for it. We should have the best
president money can buy. Here I go agian with the political stuff. I
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Beth Guimond (Fogg) |
Tuesday, 11/7/00, 11:39 AM |
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T. Wilson |
Monday, 11/6/00, 7:39 PM |
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I wondered who I'd get a rise
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Rick C. |
Monday, 11/6/00, 6:03 PM |
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I think that Ted is probably
correct in that we should not turn this site into a forum for political
views.Having said that I guess we should be grateful that Mr.Gore has
provided us with the internet so we can have this web site.Imagine my
surprise when I read that both Ted and Todd appear to be hard core
D-------S.Todd shame on you-VOTE!!!GO GEORGE W. |
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Rick C. |
Monday, 11/6/00, 5:39 PM |
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Ted S. |
Monday, 11/6/00, 3:50 PM |
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Todd, not to be a spoilsport,
but I'd tone down the political musings on this board in future. In my
humble (well, that's obviously an overstatement) opinion, this site ought
to be free of political rants to ensure that we remain one big happy PIHS
'81 family. No need for divisiveness here. [By the way, I think you were a
bit harsh on Mr. Bush -- he seems to be a likeable enough fellow despite
his lack of intellectual candlepower.] As for the current election, I just
can't understand how so many people in our country can give up their
precious right to vote and willingly choose to abdicate their
responsibility as citizens by sitting on the sidelines. However, if you do
favor Mr. Bush for the presidency, I think it would be best for all
concerned that you stay away from the polls tomorrow and sit on those
sidelines until Wednesday. |
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T Wilson |
Sunday, 11/5/00, 7:00 PM |
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Howdy Folks, Sounds like
progress is being made and that we're all looking forward to best 20th
reunion in PIHS history. No pressure there! In any case I'm sure
everything will be wonderful. Having said that I am concerned about my
lack of involvement with this great undertaking but.....oh well! I can do
my normal thing and just show up. Today my family and I went to a place
south of here for a treat I've been hearing a lot about lately. I wonder
if anyone has eaten doughnuts made at Krispy Kreme Doughnuts? They just
build a new store in the little town of Orem, Utah located just north of
Provo. I have to say they were the best doughnuts I've had out west. If
your not aware of it pastries, pizza, and italian sandwiches are not as
good out here as on the east coast. That may just my mutated opinion but
its been confirmed by several east coast people I know and trust. Like
anything if you've never had anything different or better you just don't
know how good good can be. Currently I have to go stir the Southwest style
clam chowder I'm making for this brisk Sunday here in Salt Lake City. By
the way....Krispy Kreme is publically traded under the sybol KREM so if
your interested in that type of thing you may find it amazing that their
52 week low is 29 $/share and its currently trading at 104 $/share. Who'd
of thought douhnuts would be that lucrative? I'm sure more than a few
people have gotten rich from idea's just like that. Hope everyone had a
good Halloween. We had a pot luck at work for which I made a Maine style
clam chowder which was a hit! Being the modest person that I am I figure
its not hard to make a better clam chowder than there used to here in the
Rocky Mountains. See you later and write whats on your mind its not
healthy to hold it all in and then be passive aggressive about it. My wife
is looking forward to meeting all of you folks up there. She's a great
poster child for short, vertically challenged people. By the way Rick....I
didn't have to move to Oregon to find someone to marry me I just couldn't
find a woman short enough back home! So long for now and happy trails to
you. Don't vote for Bush he's a major a-hole and the republican party is
desperate for a win at all cost. Compasionate conservatism my ass! You
don't have to be a republican to be conservative. By the way I won't be
voting. |
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Torry |
Sunday, 11/5/00, 3:32 PM |
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Sorry it took me so long to get
the minutes out! Everytime I went to use the computer Keenan (and Mike)
were "POD" racing (Episode 1). Keenan's computer in his room is
"too slow" - he says! It was great to get together with
everyone! We kind of had a "deja vu" because it was the same
folks that worked on the 10th Reunion! The only thing different for me was
now I have the little kids and I need the babysitter! As a matter of fact
Gerald's son Cody and my son Karson go to DayCare together - watch out
PIHS in 10 years! |
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