School reunion...

15 Jun 2009

Update required! ;)
Sixth form re-unions are *very* different to high school ones! I'd go to a sixth form one in a heartbeat because it was the best time ever with some of the most brilliant people and the funniest times. High school... no. Not a chance.

16 Jun 2009

Quote by little gem
Update required! ;)
Sixth form re-unions are *very* different to high school ones! I'd go to a sixth form one in a heartbeat because it was the best time ever with some of the most brilliant people and the funniest times. High school... no. Not a chance.

Sorry, almost forgot... it was great :thumbup:
The nicest thing was that most people said that they spent ages chatting to people they would never have dreamed of talking to at school.. and realised that everything they might have thought about them then was just their perception, and mostly bollox!
We're gonna do it again at Christmas :P

16 Jun 2009

I would love to go to a school reunion ....so many lies to tell....so many egos to pop....I'd even go to someone elses.

16 Jun 2009

Quote by Staggerlee_BB
I would love to go to a school reunion ....so many lies to tell....so many egos to pop....I'd even go to someone elses.

:giggle:
Now you know, that has crossed my mind.
Wanna come to mine?! lol

16 Jun 2009

We are planning a reunion and trying to locate the old school mates. At first I was feeling a bit insecure about it because I didn't want people to pity me but then realised that they do not pity me, they envy me! To them I am a woman who has lived her life under her own terms and had lots of fun without worrying about doing things the conventional way just because that is what you were supposed to do.
DG, don't worry too much about things, just go and have a laugh - the years will roll back and you'll be giggling with your old school mates till it hurts.
As for meeting Mr Right, you never know where he is ... he might even be in here as we speak!

16 Jun 2009

Quote by Tania
We are planning a reunion and trying to locate the old school mates. At first I was feeling a bit insecure about it because I didn't want people to pity me but then realised that they do not pity me, they envy me! To them I am a woman who has lived her life under her own terms and had lots of fun without worrying about doing things the conventional way just because that is what you were supposed to do.
DG, don't worry too much about things, just go and have a laugh - the years will roll back and you'll be giggling with your old school mates till it hurts.
As for meeting Mr Right, you never know where he is ... he might even be in here as we speak!

Mr Right for who?! :shock: :shock: :shock:
Just to clarify, I'm not going to the school reunion and looking for Mr Right on a swinging site isn't in my plan. Mr Right Now perhaps! :rascal:

16 Jun 2009

Quote by Dirtygirly
My thinking was confirmed today when I received her reply which was along the lines of:
Hi DG! Yes, I'm coming up for the reunion! Can't wait! What are you doing? Where? Married? Kids? How are your parents? And your brother? Can you believe it's been over 20 years?!!!

Any thoughts?

Tell her the truth that you're a slack moralled, single, perverted and kinky trollop with a whole website full of people trying to get in your knickers and you'd really like her to join up too so you can play with her ample breastage!
See, problem solved :mrgreen:

16 Jun 2009

I do like the idea of gate crashing school reunions.

16 Jun 2009

I think school reunions are precisely that, less a reunion, more a reinvention of the school playground we had as children.
There will be the loudmouth bullies who want to show off everything they've achieved.
There'll be the quiet ones who think nobody is noticing them.
There'll be the nobheads, the nice folk, the quiet group, time will have expanded the waistline, clothing tastes will have changed and you can all say "nob" now without giggling, but in essence you get the same set of rules, only now you have some kind of say in your place within that.
I can see positive and minuses. There's plenty of folk from my days at Uni and school I'd love to see again, others I'd happily use as shark bait.
It's just weighing up whether one is worth more than the other.

16 Jun 2009

earlier i mentioned the rehab re-union.
I've decided to go along this time, first time I will have seen anyone from there in twelve years.
my main reason for going will be to see a certain member of staff who thought I never stood a chance.
maybe have a comedy flan-in-the-face moment before leaving
lp