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Also, hate is a pretty strong word, and I doubt many people truly hate you.

JimmyB wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Camus wrote:

Getting mad won't solve the problem.

They are the one who gave ME the dirty look.

They gave you a dirty look because they walked across the road when you had the green light? I feel like something is missing here.

Well, we all know how good Jimmy is at reading people...they probably just made a regular, neutral face at him and he took it the wrong way. At least he doesn't think they're in love with him, this time.

No, it was a look of Disgust like "I'm walking here...screw off" I would love to know what I do to make people hate me.

DOES IT NOT MATTER I JUST TOLD YOU THIS HAPPENS EVERY DAY ALL DAY IN NYC?
It isn't personal. Jeez. You're not even IN NYC yet this somehow goes on anyway.

night everyone. play nice!

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

stepsandnumbers wrote:

Camus wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Camus wrote:

Getting mad won't solve the problem.

They are the one who gave ME the dirty look.

They gave you a dirty look because they walked across the road when you had the green light? I feel like something is missing here.

Well, we all know how good Jimmy is at reading people...they probably just made a regular, neutral face at him and he took it the wrong way. At least he doesn't think they're in love with him, this time.

No, it was a look of Disgust like "I'm walking here...screw off" I would love to know what I do to make people hate me.

DOES IT NOT MATTER I JUST TOLD YOU THIS HAPPENS EVERY DAY ALL DAY IN NYC?
It isn't personal. Jeez. You're not even IN NYC yet this somehow goes on anyway.

That's different...it's NY, I live in a small town where people should actually act decently since everyone knows everyone pretty much.

There are plenty of jerkfaces in small towns.

Lorraine, you saw New Kids on the Block open for Tiffany?! My 7 year old self is sooooo jealous of you. I loved New Kids when I was in elementary school. I thought Joey McIntyre was the cutest boy ever...in 1989.

Watching a show summing up 25 years of Fox broadcasting, Man Fox has really had some horrible crap.

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Lorraine, you saw New Kids on the Block open for Tiffany?! My 7 year old self is sooooo jealous of you. I loved New Kids when I was in elementary school. I thought Joey McIntyre was the cutest boy ever...in 1989.

Yeah, NKOTB only had one album out. I think the only hit was "Please Don't Go Girl." This was in the Fall of 1988. The next show I saw there was Poison w/Tesla a few months later so it's safe to say my tastes changed right after! All I remember is Tiffany doing "Radio Romance" and Jordan lifting his shirt up. We all died cus we thought he was hot.

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Lorraine, you saw New Kids on the Block open for Tiffany?! My 7 year old self is sooooo jealous of you. I loved New Kids when I was in elementary school. I thought Joey McIntyre was the cutest boy ever...in 1989.

Yeah, NKOTB only had one album out. I think the only hit was "Please Don't Go Girl." This was in the Fall of 1988. The next show I saw there was Poison w/Tesla a few months later so it's safe to say my tastes changed right after! All I remember is Tiffany doing "Radio Romance" and Jordan lifting his shirt up. We all died cus we thought he was hot.

Haha, oh man, 80s flashback! I loved Jordan too. I think I can still sing every word to Please Don't Go Girl. And I discovered Tiffany through the episode of Full House where the girls and Joey watch her singing I Think We're Alone Now on TV.

I knew Poison from hearing them on the radio, along with Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, etc., but I was a little young for their music at that time. I liked it, but NKOTB were more my speed. I have more of an appreciation for hair metal now (but not nearly as much as my sister does!)

Looking through my yearbook of my senior year...I forgot I actually said this quote "I love winter-everything dies". Pretty funny huh?

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

Lorraine, you saw New Kids on the Block open for Tiffany?! My 7 year old self is sooooo jealous of you. I loved New Kids when I was in elementary school. I thought Joey McIntyre was the cutest boy ever...in 1989.

Yeah, NKOTB only had one album out. I think the only hit was "Please Don't Go Girl." This was in the Fall of 1988. The next show I saw there was Poison w/Tesla a few months later so it's safe to say my tastes changed right after! All I remember is Tiffany doing "Radio Romance" and Jordan lifting his shirt up. We all died cus we thought he was hot.

Haha, oh man, 80s flashback! I loved Jordan too. I think I can still sing every word to Please Don't Go Girl. And I discovered Tiffany through the episode of Full House where the girls and Joey watch her singing I Think We're Alone Now on TV.

I knew Poison from hearing them on the radio, along with Bon Jovi, Mötley Crüe, Def Leppard, etc., but I was a little young for their music at that time. I liked it, but NKOTB were more my speed. I have more of an appreciation for hair metal now (but not nearly as much as my sister does!)

Tiffany had the best 80's hair:


Did you know it came out she actually dated Jon Knight?!

Yeah basically right after that Tiffany concert I heard Guns N' Roses "Appetite For Destruction." Apparently that album really spoke to me and I just went down the road of metal for a long time after that! Although I did like Def Leppard, Whitesnake & Bon Jovi before that. But Gn"R definitely sent me down the wrong path! haha

Axl Rose was so cool in the 80s, and then he got all weird. What happened?!

I heard about Tiffany and Jon Knight last year, and I was like, how was this kept a secret?! I read all those teen magazines like Bop and Tiger Beat, and I had NO idea!

And yes, Tiffany did have the best 80s hair. I loved the color too! And c'mon, singing and dancing at the mall? What could be cooler?!

JimmyB wrote:

Looking through my yearbook of my senior year...I forgot I actually said this quote "I love winter-everything dies". Pretty funny huh?

You haven't changed in the last two years, have you?

My senior quote was from Bob Dylan's Forever Young:

"May you build a ladder to the stars
And climb on every rung
May you stay
Forever young"

My senior quote was Janet Jackson and I only dedicated it to the one friend I didn't walk away hating (at the time- I've since gotten back in touch with the few people I didn't have a problem with!)

Through thick and thick to thin
I'll love you till the end
You know it's true my friend
You're alright with me

(from "Alright")

Everything dies baby that's a fact
But maybe everything that dies someday comes back

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Looking through my yearbook of my senior year...I forgot I actually said this quote "I love winter-everything dies". Pretty funny huh?

You haven't changed in the last two years, have you?

My senior quote was from Bob Dylan's Forever Young:

"May you build a ladder to the stars
And climb on every rung
May you stay
Forever young"

I never got a chance to write a quote...but I would have chosen- "Its a town full of losers and I'm pulling out of here to win" I wonder if they would have allowed that?

Shannon, we're old enough to remember when Fox started. FML.

JimmyB wrote:

IrishNameAndAnInjury wrote:

JimmyB wrote:

Looking through my yearbook of my senior year...I forgot I actually said this quote "I love winter-everything dies". Pretty funny huh?

You haven't changed in the last two years, have you?

My senior quote was from Bob Dylan's Forever Young:

"May you build a ladder to the stars
And climb on every rung
May you stay
Forever young"

I never got a chance to write a quote...but I would have chosen- "Its a town full of losers and I'm pulling out of here to win" I wonder if they would have allowed that?

It depends on how strict your school was. One of my friends tried to quote Dylan's Rainy Day Women #12 & 35 and say "Everybody must get stoned." They wouldn't let her use it and she got detention for submitting it.

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

Shannon, we're old enough to remember when Fox started. FML.

I was just thinking that. So upsetting! How is that even possible?! And I realized the other day that the 90s were 13 years ago. What?!

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

My senior quote was Janet Jackson and I only dedicated it to the one friend I didn't walk away hating (at the time- I've since gotten back in touch with the few people I didn't have a problem with!)

Through thick and thick to thin
I'll love you till the end
You know it's true my friend
You're alright with me

(from "Alright")

I have never been a Janet Jackson fan, but that is a fantastic senior quote.

I thought it was a bit hokey but he and I are big Janet fans so I thought it was appropriate. Plus we had sorta grown apart (not for any real reason except he hung with the jocks and I was with the punk/metal kids) so that was my way of showing appreciation I guess. Sappy! haha Your quote is really pretty

I guess looking back on it....

We stood side by side each one fightin' for the other
We said until we died we'd always be blood brothers

That may be it now.

or, "But the stars are burnin' bright like some mystery uncovered
I'll keep movin' through the dark with you in my heart,my blood brother"

NeverTrustAJunkie wrote:

I thought it was a bit hokey but he and I are big Janet fans so I thought it was appropriate. Plus we had sorta grown apart (not for any real reason except he hung with the jocks and I was with the punk/metal kids) so that was my way of showing appreciation I guess. Sappy! haha Your quote is really pretty

It's okay to be sappy for your senior quote. It beats being depressing and talking about things dying in winter any day!

And thanks for the compliment about my quote. I'm a huge Dylan fan and everybody knew it, so it was only right. There weren't that many people I cared about my the time high school ended, but that was my message to them. I wanted them to achieve all their dreams and to stay young just like they were at that moment, or rather, to keep a part of that youth with them as they moved on and finished growing up.

I never said that my senior quote...I was having a bad day, someone would not leave me alone until I said a quote...I said that and poof...it stuck

I would have chosen lyrics from "Blood Brothers" for my quote

JimmyB wrote:

I never said that my senior quote...I was having a bad day, someone would not leave me alone until I said a quote...I said that and poof...it stuck

I would have chosen lyrics from "Blood Brothers" for my quote

Hey, if they were bugging you for a quote, you gave them a quote, and it ended up in the yearbook, then that was your senior quote. Accident or not.