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Powerman26

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The 90's were a hell of a time to be a teenager. These youngs will never get the thrill of getting a pimpn pager

70s were not bad. And, to be at Boogervile from 79-82 was more than special.

I was a young country boy from Lower Alabama and the ATL ladies loved my southern drawl and a few other bodily features that don't work as well now--;). Really got along well with the Georgia coeds.

Then I moved on to college romance stability with my GF from NOLA. She had the very best natural tan--well, one of the best I have ever seen. I did not go into why but I knew she was a Creole from Uptown. Dated two years and had the time of my life. Well, again, one of the times of my life.. best not go into another story and bore my Brothers and Sisters but only add that she was very fine. Old memories and my usual ramblings.
 
70s were not bad. And, to be at Boogervile from 79-82 was more than special.

I was a young country boy from Lower Alabama and the ATL ladies loved my southern drawl and a few other bodily features that don't work as well now--;). Really got along well with the Georgia coeds.

Then I moved on to college romance stability with my GF from NOLA. She had the very best natural tan--well, one of the best I have ever seen. I did not go into why but I knew she was a Creole from Uptown. Dated two years and had the time of my life. Well, again, one of the times of my life.. best not go into another story and bore my Brothers and Sisters but only add that she was very fine. Old memories and my usual ramblings.
Creole ladies are something else. Absolutely gorgeous blend of genetics.
 
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Back when a cop would just call your parents over hijinks instead of giving you a rap sheet. When you could pop a damn bra strap without being labeled a predator for life, back when an album was a concept instead of a string of singles and box sets were a thing.
I was a latchkey kid and my parents weren't shamed for it.
 
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Indeed, but I am still in counseling from watching the Challenger blow up in the elementary school library.

Brutal stuff. I will never forget that day. We all gathered around the TV. I was at St. Anne's Catholic school in Charlotte, NC. And we witnessed death live, I was only 6 years old I think, maybe 7. That and 9/11 are 2 dates that you know where you were.
 
Brutal stuff. I will never forget that day. We all gathered around the TV. I was at St. Anne's Catholic school in Charlotte, NC. And we witnessed death live, I was only 6 years old I think, maybe 7. That and 9/11 are 2 dates that you know where you were.
True, very similar and haunting experiences. We were watching on the same TVs we watched Channel 1 on in Miss Ward's class.
 
I couldn’t tell you if we even had one. How do you even find out when/where they are?
Somebody usually would email me and tell me. Not sure how I heard about the 10 year since no Internet.
2023 will be the first year I’m going to be in AL when they have one. I’ll probably hear about it at one of the local watering holes in town.
Classmates.com or Snapface can be sources, too.
 
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