From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Mon Apr 16 16:40:03 2001
KS, JK, PM, and Dieter - PM you might not know this. Do you guys remember that guy who was from a Europen block country when we were going to school. He was an exchange student. Anyway to prove Mr. Smith's point when he got here, he was either a Jr or Sr i don't remember. His education level being from where he was and thier take on education was beyond ours. I think he said he was equal to a second year college student over here. Now that is education, let's give the Kids Math & English until the say 7th grade, then move on too other subjects. You know maybe they might absorb more that way. It's better than that garbage there teaching now. Ok, on to another subject. I've kinda stayed out of the politics topics because we know how touchy Lib's are, but I've gota say "Hey DNC & other Lib's, Quit your crying" look at the facts, look at reality, and look at yourselves. Are you really better off under a Democratic agenda. I don't think so! Oh and racism don't even get me started on that one. I'm so tierd of people hiding under, behide, or whatever they do to it. Oh that's racest, you know what, there racest for bringing it up. Ahh such a country we live, the only place where Al Sharper and Mr Jackson can become famous. I know let's say, oh it's because I'm other than African American that's why everything sucks. Nope it's like I say, you are who your are and your responsible for that person, don't make excusses for bad choices. Now for those who truly are victims of chance, I pray (yes I said Pray) for a better life for you. Oh and thanks for the Easter message. Sorry guys, kinda went off there. And we can do that Why?
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Mon Apr 16 16:39:59 2001
KS, JK, PM, and Dieter - PM you might not know this. Do you guys remember that guy who was from a Europen block country when we were going to school. He was an exchange student. Anyway to prove Mr. Smith's point when he got here, he was either a Jr or Sr i don't remember. His education level being from where he was and thier take on education was beyond ours. I think he said he was equal to a second year college student over here. Now that is education, let's give the Kids Math & English until the say 7th grade, then move on too other subjects. You know maybe they might absorb more that way. It's better than that garbage there teaching now. Ok, on to another subject. I've kinda stayed out of the politics topics because we know how touchy Lib's are, but I've gota say "Hey DNC & other Lib's, Quit your crying" look at the facts, look at reality, and look at yourselves. Are you really better off under a Democratic agenda. I don't think so! Oh and racism don't even get me started on that one. I'm so tierd of people hiding under, behide, or whatever they do to it. Oh that's racest, you know what, there racest for bringing it up. Ahh such a country we live, the only place where Al Sharper and Mr Jackson can become famous. I know let's say, oh it's because I'm other than African American that's why everything sucks. Nope it's like I say, you are who your are and your responsible for that person, don't make excusses for bad choices. Now for those who truly are victims of chance, I pray (yes I said Pray) for a better life for you. Oh and thanks for the Easter message. Sorry guys, kinda went off there. And we can do that Why?
From:
Kevin Smith
(1981) on Mon Apr 16 14:47:15 2001
Dieter, well said and so sadly true. Liberals paint those of us who are not as "non-compassionate, hateful and racist" among the other negative adjectives used to describe those of us who do not subscribe to their agenda. Because of Liberals, public education today has taken the mantle for not only educating all citizens and immigrants, but now "feeds" all Poor people free lunches and breakfasts, at tax payer expense, because their "parents" have failed to do their basic duty of providing sustenance to them. Libs have interefered with public education and now have forever changed the basic scope of what school was for: To learn basic skills that will help the student progress to the maximum of his/her potential. You're right, too, about Dan Rather - his credibility lies in the ignorance of the masses of people who choose to be spoon-fed the news instead of spending a few minutes each day to look into issues from other sources...
From:
Dieter
(1982) on Mon Apr 16 14:08:18 2001
Jimmy –
You must remember that liberals think that all conservatives are mean-spirited, selfish, and hateful. All we want to do is poison the water, pollute the air, and kill the children. The reason they think this way is the DemLibs in power (political, and media) do a MUCH better job of spinning, lying, and promising than the right. I hope Dan Rather had a good time at the Dem fundraiser he was speaking at – because he lost all credibility (not that he had any before). The majority of the American population is as stupid as cattle. They don’t care about corruption in political office. They don’t care about the onerous tax burden that the working people pay – and by working people, I don’t mean the 40 – 60K set – my wife and I have a combined income of 180K, and pay more taxes than a lot of people earn. I think the success of the left has to do with one basic premise – If you promise ‘free’ stuff to stupid people, you have a high probability of success.
Peace Out
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Mon Apr 16 13:34:45 2001
Mr. Smith, Mr. Weeks & PM, Just a note. I saw on the news (Fox News,) the big 3 did not carry it(I think), That Babs S. was trying to put together a Democrat cable channel (Yech) so as to combat, in her mind, what she perceives as an all conservative media. This Channel would only allow a Liberal agenda to be broadcast. What the hell does she think is being broadcast now!!!! She must at some point pull her head out of the sand for that it has been buried in for so long. If she thinks what is being JAMMED down our throats is conservative she need to wake up and smell the coffee. This just proves that the only AGENDA the democrats have is to BRAINWASH the public at large. What the democrats fail to understand is that when others disagree, it is their opinion, not racism. James (always open to other opinions)
From:
Kevin Smith
(1981) on Sun Apr 15 08:23:49 2001
Mr. Weeks, I cannot agree more with your statment regarding free speech - in my opinion, the greatest of all our guaranteed liberiies, save the Second Amendment and all the others we've been given. Oliver Wendell Holmes said in his dissenting opinion of "Abrams v. United States - 1919" "...The best test of truth is the power of the thought to get itself accepted in the competition of the market.." (free thoughts and ideas). Hard for those in opposition, but the right to be heard and to be able to speak freely must be defended for all. What I disapprove of today is how newspapers "censor" information - try getting a conservative editorial printed in the Times, even the Daily Breeze - unless worded "correctly" it won't be printed. It's a sad fact that those who control the media really do govern what we read and hear...
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Sun Apr 15 00:53:41 2001
Happy Easter to all. Let us not forget what this day represents, for all Christians. James and Family
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Sun Apr 15 00:50:14 2001
PM and all, My reunion,in my opinion, was a great success due to the fact that all of us got to see whom we wanted. And to try to guess who the rest of us were. As for the Memory Book go ahead and order one (what the hell) they are going to figure it in the price anyway. I went to see all the people that I knew since my days at Seaside Elem. and to that extent it was perfect, as they also wanted to see how their childhood friends were doing after 20+ years, most of "these" people I have known since Kindergarden. That was good to see them after all these years. The one good thing about a "Reunion" is to renew old friendships not to fight over where the event is held, so to those who are on the RC if this was your intent then it was a success, if it was not then...
Just one other note to "...??" I spent a lot of my time in HS realizing who I was, not trying to "fit in" with the "IN" group. As it turns out most of us in HS did figure it out. My soap box is done. Again my name James. ha
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Fri Apr 13 09:02:53 2001
Well I guess that I should take notes here. I'll be toddling off to my 20 year re-union in 2004. Perhaps I should not buy a book?
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Thu Apr 12 22:12:37 2001
Ok you guys, enough of this memory book stuff. I have you all beat, I'm still waiting for mine from my ten year reunion. I got the same crap back then as your getting now. These groups are famous for this kind of stuff.
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Thu Apr 12 22:06:21 2001
PM, your right I brought up censorship. I just wanted to point out one of the mistakes our leaders have made over the years. I agree free speech is great, I just hate the way pepole hide behide it when some of the things they call free speech are'nt even close. My take on the down fall of our socity, well I'll some it up by saying (The ACLU) they don't help people, they just make it worse. And for any one out there that's a member, sorry but thats how I feel and free speech is my right.
From:
Kevin Smith
(1981) on Thu Apr 12 15:44:58 2001
Bravo James! (Class of '80) Good response to "..." That person hides in cowardly anonymity. I tried to post an earlier message, but it seemed not to take. If it does, sorry for the duplication. Keep up the good fight!
From:
() on Thu Apr 12 15:41:38 2001
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Thu Apr 12 15:03:57 2001
PM, what you said about having the time of your life here and now is what I was saying. Who of us would go back to the HS days? Life is what ou make of it and by keeping an open mind and a pure heart (mostly) you have what you desire. James
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Thu Apr 12 14:47:27 2001
James, I admit that I am a "bit" liberal, but almost 8 months??? Give me a break!!! Can you forward the names and e-mail addresses of th RC so I can annoy them a bit? I'm home most of the day anyways.(disabled, long story) I'll do whatever I can to stand behind you on this "annoyance" =} joni
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Thu Apr 12 14:01:55 2001
To the person called... And yes I am visiting this site because I enjoy most of the "thought Provoking" Ideas. As for HS being a stepping stone for "most of us" I stand behind that. As I have stated before some believe that HS was and is their life, I just happened to move on with mine. HS was fun for me. As for my "soapboxing" I have always expressed my views when asked and I do not sugar coat it. If you don't want "MY" opinion don't ask. As for the "Reunion" "FUSS" (as you call it) was just what I thought(and most grads) the reunion should be held, someone wanted held down in Orange County, now what makes the most sense? And as for me making more positive statements, I rarely make negitive statements (you must be confusing me with a Liberial Democrat). But unlike you I am not afraid to leave my name or e-mail. Maybe you can help since it seems you know about the reunion "fuss" then you may know why our "memory books" have taken almost 8 months and no one has them yet? When I called the reunion Co. (Creative Class Reunions) they have informed me that they are waiting for some pages from the reunion committee (RC) and that they have had them for a "while" and that most books are delivered in 4-6 months. Let me see,I graduated HS, and the reunion was held on Aug. 25, 2000 and it is April 12, 2001, that makes it 7.5 months. A gal there asked "me" to call(or e-mail) the RC and ask them what the hold up is. (hahaha) After I was attacked by them in e-mails with false accusations and Lies about my family... forget it. I must be part of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. And now off my soap box. By the way other grads can get ahold of them, the RC, and tell them to hurry up.
CCR is waiting on them and said they are calling them everyday, so they are not to blame. (It must be the repulicans) James (see my name!)
From:
() on Wed Apr 11 21:25:57 2001
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Wed Apr 11 20:21:51 2001
James and Debbie, YES I was at the reunion.I wound up sitting with some rather nice football jocks and their wives.(I was at the table first) Anyways, I haven't received the book either. I had dinner with Glenda Uchio (also 1980) on Sunday (4-8) and she hasn't gotten it yet, either. So I guess we should ALL ask for some sort of "refund" because they have not delivered yet. joni
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Wed Apr 11 15:22:12 2001
...and before I am accused of being a minion of the "vast right wing conspiracy" for my previous statements, i'd like to say for the record that free speech should in no way be inhibited. We could use some more common sense though.
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Wed Apr 11 15:14:23 2001
I don't remember saying that censorship was without at least some merits, Richard. Try telling that to the ultra-liberal-tree-hugging-eco-terrorist, facist animal rights wacko's with the civil liberties union, though. You can blame the likes of them (and hollywood) for the garbage on television that bombards our kids these days. My sincerest regrets to hear of your children being threatened in such a manner. The point that I was trying to make here was that the media hypes these instances much more than they did in days of old. In times past much would be done to cover up such actions, in order to avoid public panic, and the intrusion of news crews into the lives of those families that were victimized. That is impossible with the speed at which information travels these days. So you have the focus of an entire nation, hanging on every word of the evening news, in order to get the latest scoop. In many ways we have become a nation of spectators and on-lookers, instead of free thinkers. Today's media would interrupt a funeral procession if they thought there were ratings in it for them.
From:
Joni Mitchell
(1984) on Wed Apr 11 13:36:44 2001
Hey ...
Don't be such a prick. Why are you too cowardly to attach your name with your negative comments.
Joni.
From:
...
(??) on Wed Apr 11 13:26:21 2001
James- for somewone who thought High School wasn't all that important and "just a stepping stone until you realize your dreams" you sure do spend a lot of time going back to it all. (ie-the website, the renunion fuss you made, etc.) You sure seem to enjoy expressing yourself... "soapboxing". Perhaps if you spent more time making positive statements about people, society, and life in general you would have had a better time in high school.
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Wed Apr 11 12:27:29 2001
Oh please PM, I prefer to use a dark greylite colored pair of glases myself and as far as Der Wienerschnitzel goes, been there done that more times than I care to recall. You are correct on your assement certian types of crime being down however, these school shootings and bomb scares are becoming more of a problem. Last month my daughter missed four days of school due to Bomb scares. The problem is these kids don't relize your suppose to earn respect, it's not just given to you. Also it's we teach them in the movies and on TV. Just look back at what you were watching when you were that age and then look back at what they are watching now. There was something good about sensorship you know.
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Wed Apr 11 09:18:46 2001
Everybody keeps going back to these school shootings. These incidents are still the rare exception rather than the norm. People talk about how the world gets more brutal every year. This is not entirely true. Homocides are actually down (considerably) from the early 1990's, but the media's propensity to sensationalize grows with each passing year. The number of homocides that gained media attention more then tripled in that same time frame, giving the impression that killings are on the rise. Please do not get the idea that I look lightly on these "lost boys" who perpetrate these campus killing sprees.... nothing could be farther from the truth. The senseless destruction of young lives is a terrible thing. Every generation thinks that the one that succeeds it is going to hell in a hand basket. They aren't. If you look back really hard...we were crazy too. It's just that we look back upon ourselves with rose colored glasses on most of the time.
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Wed Apr 11 00:30:32 2001
Joni, were you at the reunion?
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Wed Apr 11 00:27:23 2001
Debbie I also heard the books were not ready (now to poke some fun) the Reunion committee who had a hard time having it in Torrance is now dragging their feet on "their" contribution to the book. I just had a feeling. Glad it was in Torrance and not in OC. I cannot wait for this "book"
From:
Debbie Dreher (was Winkler)
(1980) on Tue Apr 10 23:40:04 2001
Does anyone know when we will receive the "Memory" books we paid for at the 20th (1980 Class) reunion? The reunion was August 2000. The books were supposed to be ready by January 2001. I've called the place that makes them - three times. It's April and they're still not done. They said that the Reunion committee was doing a few pages on their own. If anyone knows anything about this, let me know! : )
From:
Janet Cleveland Geuy
(1976) on Tue Apr 10 20:39:56 2001
I would definitely take the larger house and opt to commute. Lived in Temecula before it got yuppie, and now live in Hemet. Commuted to San Diego for 7 yrs, and lived up here. The cost of liveing is far lower here, but is on the rise. We were lucky, we were able to buy a big vintage (1932) house in excellent condition for 90K here. Also, there is not a lot of "bigger city" problems, ie: the school shootings here, but I feel for those people. I have kids in school and I am terrified that this will happen here. Even in a small town we are not immune. But I visit Torrance quite a bit, and am always amazed at the growth. I remember being able to ride a bike all over without a care in the world.
From:
Joni Honore'(Melim)
(1980) on Tue Apr 10 16:52:56 2001
Thank You Mr. Maximus, for being so understanding. I'm glad you like Nevada. It has been WAY too long since I have been thre. Maybe my boyfriend will get off his heinie and take me there next month.joni
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Tue Apr 10 14:25:11 2001
Okay, okay....Joni Honore...your point is taken. Janet; Living in the South Bay is unaffordable? I can't really speak for Southlanders anymore, as I left for Nevada back in 1990. I didn't move because I could not afford to live in the Southbay though, I just got an offer I couldn't refuse, so to speak. It all depends on what you're willing to give up. What would you rather have....3500 SQ feet of brand new home in an up and coming new community, or 1100 SQ feet on a tiny little slice of one of the beach cities? It's all relative, no matter where you live. As for me, I hope to return to the Southland in the not-too-distant future, but my fortunes where I now reside are too good to walk away from.....for the time being anyway.
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Tue Apr 10 12:50:21 2001
Janet, You asked about how we can afford to live in the South Bay. Well, I live in the same house I grew up in, so its a bit easier for me. I also live part-time at Two Harbors, Catalina Island, on a boat. But that's another story.joni
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Tue Apr 10 12:45:02 2001
Joni(The other one) I hope you don't mind me speaking up for you. It's just that when I see Joni, I assume (sometimes mistakenly) that it's addressed to me.Either way, I apologize for MY confusion.joni
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Tue Apr 10 12:40:10 2001
Mr Maximus, I just noticed that there are TWO Joni's. When I read the quip for the other one, it CONFUSED me. Could ALL of you PLEASE specify which one you are leaving a message for. I'm sure it confuses her too.joni
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Mon Apr 9 11:22:01 2001
Sorry, James.....I remember reading somewhere back in earlier posted messages that you preferred James, and not Jim. Brain fade.
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Mon Apr 9 09:44:38 2001
Joni; I am not "Tim", but I did play the drums throughout my high school years, but I eventually found the six string electric a little more to my liking. I still play almost every day. Richard; I have to admit (sheepishly) that there was a certain grimy appeal to Pup and Taco's culinary fare. If you feel the need to walk down memory lane, Der Wienerschnitzel is still around, and offers similarly equipped hot dogs. James; I have yet to experience the Re-union phenmenon. I guess i'll see for myself when it's Class of 84's turn. I don't think it's that kids don't have imagination these days, Jim ...they just have way cooler toys at their disposal than we did at their age. I almost like playing with my kid's toys as much as they do. Did anyone here do any time "BL" at South?
From:
Janet Cleveland Geuy
(1976) on Sun Apr 8 16:32:59 2001
I saw all these sites on classmates.com. Love that so many of you are still in the South Bay, have NO idea how you afford it!! We live in Hemet, CA, very small and peaceful town. Would love to hear from any and all of you...I like that this is free...
From:
Byon Garrabrant
(1986) on Sun Apr 8 16:12:22 2001
I just added up the number of directory entries for the first time. We are up to 380!! And 18,000 hits since Feb, 2000!! Thanks to everyone for making this site grow!!
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Sun Apr 8 14:16:10 2001
David, I sent you an e-mail in response to your request. I decided it would be better that way to protect Dr. Rische's privacy
joni
From:
David Stubbs
(1968) on Sat Apr 7 18:46:53 2001
I'm trying to locate Tom Richie (journalism) and Norma Meusing (home ec) for my mom, Eleanor Stubbs (also home ec). Phone numbers would be really helpful!
Thanks very much!
David
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Fri Apr 6 18:17:25 2001
PM. yes for some of my class at the reunion (to me at least, & some others)it was apparent that "some" still think HS was "one" of their "best" moments in life. I could be wrong, like the time I bought that stupid pencil with that DAMN eraser. HAHA. Life is what you make it, and sad to say that some really don't make much of it while they can. We are not letting "our" kids grow up with an imagination that we had by giving them everything they want. Is it just me or did we see a movie about advertising where they admitted that they could sell us anything. And guess what they are. Just some thoughts. Dave let us know how you are doing.
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Fri Apr 6 12:59:10 2001
Sorry people I am not preaching. I was just feeling a little profound today. You know how it.
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Fri Apr 6 12:50:40 2001
LIFE IS A JOURNEY
In the end, each of us will be judged by our standard of life, how we lived our life in accordance with Gods will, not by our standard of living nor by our measure of wealth and not by our seeming greatness.
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Fri Apr 6 12:45:24 2001
BELIEVE & SUCCEED
Courage does not always roar, sometimes, it is the quite voice at the end of the day saying, "I will try again tomorrow."
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Fri Apr 6 12:08:57 2001
PM, JM, JK, Did I miss that class also. I mean when did they tell us we had to grow up. Geez I miss everything. You are who you are, if you choose to grow up you do, if you choose to act young you do. High school was a great time in my life when I showed up that is. After school, I must admit I did feel like Al Bundy once in awhile. Nevertheless, I have lived, I have learned and I have grown up. That was my choice. Life can be summed up as the big game; your ranking is based on how you play the game. If you sit back and give it little effort, well I think you get the picture. Play hard and play well. Give life your best effort and no matter your out come your a winner because you gave it your all. In addition, my message to all is do not cheat at anything, you only hurt yourself. Be honest and have Integrity. Raise your kids to be leaders, not followers. Our futures lie in their hands let’s help prepare them as best we can. Oh and one more thing, Does anyone else miss Pup & Taco? I do!
From:
Joni Mitchell
(198?) on Thu Apr 5 15:08:23 2001
Hey Tim,err, I mean Perrius Maximus - how you doing? Still playing drums?
JM
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Thu Apr 5 10:06:09 2001
High School was the peak of someone's life? I do not think that is the case with most of us, James. I think that most people revere their high school days because in most cases it is the last gasp of our childhood years. After high school we become encumbered with responsibilities and obligations. During high school, we are forced to congregate at the same place that most of our friends gather, we find out who will be hosting the happening parties over the upcoming weekend, and outside of keeping up a decent GPA, really don't have to worry about too much else. My post high school life has not exactly turned out as I had planned (I wanted to be an evil scientist and take over the world) but I am having the time of my life.... right here, right now.
From:
Joni Honore'(Melim)
(1980) on Thu Apr 5 02:17:34 2001
Dave, I agree with you.. Boston was my favorite too.I still have the VINYL album in my storage. i finally gave in, and bought the cd last year.
From:
tAcO
(2004) on Wed Apr 4 22:12:00 2001
wAts Up BrAnDoN & RiOta fRoM SoUtH DiS iZ tAcO wELL tHaTs aLL L8Z!
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Wed Apr 4 20:32:48 2001
James, thank you for your observation. I wish I had known you better in High School.. At least you are kind enough to speak your mind, and mean it from the heart. As I said before, We need more people like you who tell how you feel without holding back.joni
From:
Richard Weeks
(1981) on Wed Apr 4 17:02:46 2001
Two thumbs up Dave. My personal all time favorite band I might add!
From:
Dave Dalton
(1980) on Wed Apr 4 10:04:11 2001
When you think of high school, what song comes to mind? Boston "More Than a Feeling", playing on KMET WHO-YAA davo
From:
sumit jamal salaheddin
(high school class) on Tue Apr 3 22:49:36 2001
hi im sumit im 19 years old im coming from jordan and i have study and idont know how or where so please help me to study. thank you
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Tue Apr 3 21:36:47 2001
Joni, It is not that difficult for most of us, Life is hard if it was easy we would either be dead or a Liberial. Being a Liberial is easy due to the fact that as one you would prefer having someone else doing your thinking for you. As well as living your life for you as well. HA
James
From:
Joni Honore' (Melim)
(1980) on Tue Apr 3 21:23:02 2001
Good observation, James. I would have to say that while the last 5 years haven't been exactly easy, I would have to say they've been the best. High School was HELL compared to this. Much happiness to all. joni
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Tue Apr 3 17:32:00 2001
What do I miss about High School the most? A good topic. What do I miss about HS is just the care free life. But most of HS was just a period of my life growing up, a stepping stone, Life really starts when you have the right look on life, which for me happened just after HS. It amazes me how, for some people, HS was their peak in life (AL Bundy)haha. Life really starts when you realize your dreams. James
From:
$$$$$$
(2004) on Tue Apr 3 09:44:11 2001
wussup south?
From:
Erika Bracy
(2000) on Sun Apr 1 15:00:37 2001
An great friend said this when I asked him what he missed the most about High School:
the road, the city in general. cruising through MY city, with the windows down, wind in my face, good music playing over the roar of the road, the city lights reflecting off the water and my windshield and my best friend in the seat next to me.
Jon L
From:
Bill Armijo
(1968) on Sat Mar 31 21:55:03 2001
Aloha from Paradise!!!!
Steve Padoris class of '67 is trying to find this site . Yo Steve if ya get here e-mail me and say wasup!
And for everyone else*********SOUTH RULES************** (*_,*)
From:
Perrius Maximus
(1984) on Fri Mar 30 17:33:22 2001
I just had to echo your sentiments on the Clintonistas, people. It's good to hear that not EVERYONE in America was duped by these guys. You know...I keep hearing about how good the economy was during the 90's. It was good. This was due in part to the mechanisms put in place by the 12 years of republican rule prior. The only thing the Clintonites ever did for me ws raise my taxes to the highest level i've ever seen. Now that we have a decent tax cut bill in the works, we have people like Sen. Daschle holding up a can of beans on national televison and telling me that's what the tax bill means for me. I'll take that can of beans, Mr. Daschle, thank you. The stains left upon the White House by it's previous occupants will wash away, eventually. It's only a matter of time. God bless America.
From:
Shelli Bloom(maiden name Rosenberg)
(1971) on Wed Mar 28 12:19:05 2001
My current address is:
6 Park Place
Manhattan Beach, Ca. 90266
From:
Shelli Bloom(maiden name Rosenberg)
(1971) on Wed Mar 28 12:19:03 2001
My current address is:
6 Park Place
Manhattan Beach, Ca. 90266
From:
Suzanne (Sawyer) Levenson
(1988) on Tue Mar 27 16:00:05 2001
Hi -- just wanted the folks in my class to know about the passing of Mike Rimmey a few weeks ago. A very intelligent and singular person.
From:
James Kalinski
(1980) on Mon Mar 26 15:36:54 2001
True Ron. What we need to do is go back to the basics of "parenting" Let's stop this "touchy-feely" stuff, and "raise" our kids. We need to teach them by example. We also ned to be there (when we can) for them, I know it is difficult , with the oppressive taxes and high cost of living these days, But "WE" Have made the choice to have kids and WE have to think of them and put our desires on hold for the sake of our children. Too Many parents think that their lives are more important and are looking out for themselves first and their kids second. This is called selfishness. Now don't get me wrong our lives are important as well but it has to be put in the proper perspective, I hope one day to have my daughter "Actually" leave home. I had a life before my kid and I will again, hopefully with a responsible, caring and loving daughter. Just some thoughts. James
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Ron Jermey
(2000) on Mon Mar 26 11:40:03 2001
And the cat came back the very next day. Once again another unfortunate event has hit the lives of our children. At what cost does it take to realize that this wave of gun violence has been going on for years. How many “whites” have to die before we realize that the very problems that plague “those other people” have made a U turn? Suddenly your own backyard does not seem so safe anymore!
Fingers at the parents, the media, guns! Interesting enough the fingers never point back at us. People who raise our kids get paid a little more than minimum wage. McDonalds feed our kids lunch and dinner. Television baby-sits when it’s an emergency.
Now we welcome arm policemen into schools. Have we succumbed to a police state? Does the sight of an arm policeman really deters a pissed off kid?
Human behaviors can change but it can’t be controlled no matter what laws are passed
From:
TheJerr
(82) on Sat Mar 24 22:23:43 2001
Jones is Done!
Flight is booked (THIS I GOT TO SEE)
TheJerr
Out!
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James Kalinski
(1980) on Fri Mar 23 20:38:26 2001
Can you believe the nerve of President Bush wanting to give everyone, who PAYS Taxes, A tax cut! I cannot believe what I am seeing in the news. I mean what about the people who pay no tax? They are being left out. We need to give them something. Any Ideas Spartans?
From:
$$$$$
(2004) on Fri Mar 23 09:46:29 2001
sOuTh pRiDe!!!!
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Christie Edman
(1982) on Fri Mar 23 09:14:30 2001
Hey Matt Jones: Reunion in Japan - nice try. Maybe Tahiti though?
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Rich Bowman Jr.
(1973) on Fri Mar 23 03:10:52 2001
'Waz Happnin' to all you hip 'young' guyz n' galz from thee class o'73 out there... doez anyone hear any buz about a 30 yr. reunion? Jezz wunderin'..... .....Rich ;)
From:
KlintonDeathClowns
(1982) on Wed Mar 21 12:36:17 2001
Let’s remember that Bill & Hill are poor trailer park white trash. They got a taste and now they want to keep it going, by any means necessary. Hill has been deep in every scandal but manages to escape. Their supporters have jumped shipped, only the sleaze bag DNC chairman still carries their bags. Heck, when the Cyclops Alan Colmes starts criticizing, you know it’s over. PeaceOut
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James Kalinski
(1980) on Tue Mar 20 21:01:55 2001
I just love all the people supporting / making excuses for Slick and his gang but as soon as he is out of power they jump ship fast. I guess it shows who your real friends are. And for slick it is anyone with money and female. Ha a cheap shot but what the hell.
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Dan Harney
(1973) on Mon Mar 19 20:47:53 2001
Hi Dan, tried to email you recently,(3/19/01) but it wouldn't send to the address I had. email me when you get a chance, would love to hear from you again. Patsy
