you guys

[Baliset]

"Stairway to Heaven" is an awesome song.

it reminds me of dances at St. Francis of Assisi middle school in New Britain, CT.

 

[xfer]

it was my senior prom song at Aquinas, dude.

 

[goatschool]

are you (guys) morbid?

 

[kleo706]

I never liked that song because stairs are creepy.

 

[minxnim]

our senior song was a freaking boys II men song

 

[Baliset]

preppy: motownphilly back again? or one of their "ballady" ones?

 

[minxnim]

end of the road! total depression. our prom song was ozzy!

 

[Baliset]

also nick: i mean stairway was then ultimate song to end the dance with because it would get the 12 year old "rockers" out on the floor and show they were sensitive to the girls.

or if you were me, then it would go as follows:

imagine me in 6th-8th grade

and imagine a line of 5 girls from my class who will remain nameless:

me: would you like to dance?
girl #1: no
me: would you like to dance?
girl #2: no
me: would you like to dance?
girl #3: no
me: would you like to dance?
girl #4: no
me: would you like to dance?
girl #5: no

me: i think i'll go hang in the movie room and eat candy.

and my mom wondered why i had trouble with girls during my adolescence.

 

[Baliset]

preppy: i wish we had ozzy for our prom song.

 

[The Dope]

I think my prom song was some lame-fucking modern country song.

 

[minxnim]

greg we had stairway to heaven as the 'closing song' at all our dances. it was neat. i hated dances because i got picked on all the time. i was a total effing GEEKOLA.

 

[Veils_of_Cerpintaxt]

We had Vanilla Ice- Ice Ice Baby as our Prom song. Yeah

 

[xfer]

o greg.

new britain girls were such bitches.

 

[minxnim]

i would have totally danced with greg. f those girls.

 

[Baliset]

We had Vanilla Ice- Ice Ice Baby as our Prom song. Yeah

*shudders*

 

[Baliset]

thats what i say preppy: f those bitches.

 

[goatschool]

aw greg.

i think if i found a pic of me at that age, it looks almost exactly the same, except i would have shittier clothes.

 

[Baliset]

nick: i don't seem to recall anyone in my age group being "high fashion" in those days except for the kids with the triple fat goose jackets and those weird pants that were big in the day.

me = not hip

 

[xfer]

there was actually very little f'ing of the b's going on, unfortunately.

 

[goatschool]

back when i was that age the notion of hip was jordache, and me, i wore terrycloth!