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Kevin Hagerman
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Tom, that picture is straight out of a John Hughes screenplay.
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Moyer Hall
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LOVE the flipped collar Tom!
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Tom French
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It defies gravity! How did that sweet boy ever become THIS:
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Brian Talley
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Congrats and best to your sis, Tom. She is indeed, if I may say......a doll.
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Tom French
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Like I said, Brian, I'd never thought of my sister as "hot" until I saw her in her wedding gown choices. It was then that I realized how beautiful a WOMAN she was -- not just my sister, you know?
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Joakim Jahlmar
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Hammerhead wrote:
"Tom, that picture is straight out of a John Hughes screenplay."
I'll second that sentiment. But I really like that variant of Tom. I think it's the first pic I've seen which suggests a link between the skinny Tom (Banner) and the beefy Tom (Hulk). Maybe I'll call this one Gamma Ray for simplicity. ;)
And I definitely agree with the pale redhead crowd... though my only practical experience with a redhead equalled a relationship which, while fairly long (second longest I've had), ranks as my worst one ever. So, a nice dream, but the reality obviously not for me.
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Donald Miller
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Oh yes....The few redheads I have managed to convince to date me, either by being a romantic or by being the badboy..).i know it makes me laugh as well, but there was a day)...as much as I loved redheads...they are a fiery force of nature in my experience. It takes just the right kind of person to deal with...I was not that kind of person at the time...
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Donald Miller
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Tom,
I like the Highschool pic. Very John Hughes...You look like someone I may have hung out with...I did go to the gay clubs in 85-86 my best friend was gay but afraid to go alone...we discovered how great they are together. Cutting edge music and fashion, strong drinks(Courtesy of chickenhawks), and lax id standards, made the gay scene in Oklahoma City the place to be...
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Moyer Hall
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I had a crush on this bitchy red headed girl that used to pick on me in
junior high. She sat behind me and picked on me all during class. She used
to constantly poke me with her pen, kick my chair, and be generally big
sister mean to me. She turned out to be one my best friends in school.
Keep in mind I was the porky pig of the school, so any attention besides
calling me fatso/fatass/tubby/lardass was welcomed...
Edited by Moyer Hall on 27 January 2009 at 2:06pm
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Peter Svensson
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Sigh.
I can't afford to live in San Diego anymore. Pity. There's no jobs, no one is hiring, and I'm too qualified for entry level positions, (so they won't hire me) and underqualified for everything else (so they won't hire me.) I got a 30-day teaching credential, but because so many fully credentialed teachers have been let go, no one is accepting 30-dayers.
This is a disappointment.
Anyone need a cubby comics trivia geek to organize your collection?
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Juan Jose Colin Arciniega
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Peter...don't give up....Something will pop up!
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Jodi Moisan
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Peter I am sorry to hear you are having such a hard time, I think being on the west coast is extra hard because of the cost of living. I hope something works out for you Peter.
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