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I didn’t go to my 10th or 25th reunion. I had no interest in spending $50 and getting dressed up so I could sit in a room and engage in small talk with people I hadn’t seen since graduation.
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Out of curiosity, how old are you? Ballpark. I'm old for the board but a younger Gen-X and pretty much everyone I grew up with could not wait to get the fuck out of the house and out of the town ( and I grew up in a wealthy suburb on Long Island) as soon as they hit 18. I know very few who actually stuck around-Glad to know me not having a Facebook in over 10 years isn't going to be the excuse for why I'm not invited to my reunion.
I'm glad though because 90% of them haven't left their hometown yet and over half still live with their parents.
I simply can't go to my reunion because I moved on in life. Both literally and figuratively.
What would change in a matter of a few years? Meaning, how would the mindset of I got to get the fuck out of here, change in a matter of 10 years? Genuinely curious.
Yeah that's why you weren't invitedI didn’t change; you all did
Owen wants you to go back to the way you used to be. Somebody got lost… they got lost…I didn’t change; you all did
Patsy. Those people were shot from helicopters.
Cum ropes, maybeDo they know you're a world-class jumper of rope?
Me? I’m still the same
A similar mindset to the type of person who likes to refer to themself in the third person?2/5 words in this post are you saying "ME ME ME"
40 percent of this post is you referring to yourself.
That would be an amazing stunt worthy of that old show Guinness World Records (Boys) Gone Wild. JewTube would probably also be happy to host the video of that filthy stunt.Cum ropes, maybe
Except for your vocaroos. They are much less frequent and much less intense. My suggestion is to spend less time venturing into the wilderness and more time ranting into the microphone. All that nature has turned you into a mellow fellow, good for your mental health but bad for our mental entertainment.Me? I’m still the same
I appreciate you specifying it was the movie and not the TV show.I texted one of my friends to ask if he was going that night and he said no because he was busy watching the movie “Jaws”
No, the exact opposite. Someone who says "I" every other word VS. someone who literally never says "I"A similar mindset to the type of person who likes to refer to themself in the third person?
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