Graduation Night/Prom night

Started by Freemovement · 30 Sep 2004 · 53 replies

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1 Oct 2004, 17:10 #41
Freemovement seems a bit quiet?
1 Oct 2004, 23:25 #42
blender1184 wrote:

Ok. I'm sorry. :(

Wait. Does this count? I really need. To stop typing in.

Fragments.


Hehe, I love your sharp wit. It adds another dimension to the discussion. :hehe:
2 Oct 2004, 05:41 #43
ahochaude wrote:

I'd play, but I need a scanner. :beaten:

I remember my junior prom. Got sick like a dog the next day.
Freakin' Ilikai hotel served food that got many sick. Two went to the hospital.... :shakehead:


Holy crap, that's heca messed. Did anyone sue the hotel or something?
2 Oct 2004, 05:47 #44
I still remember parts of my senior prom...

We'd rented this awesome old white stretch limo '57 Cadillac... it had fins!

When the limo pulled up in front of the Hyatt Regency on Union Square (San Francisco), a thick cloud of smoke poured out of the limo when we opened the door. :hehe: :hehe: :rofl:



Party on! :woot:
-PCM
2 Oct 2004, 05:49 #45
Dang that sounds cool....Was the smoke for *ahem* or from a smoke machine.... :rofl: :hehe:
2 Oct 2004, 05:52 #46
I plead the 5th Amendment! :hehe:

While we're on that subject, check out my favorite amendment, the 21st Amendment:
http://www.21st-amendment.com/ :woot:


Have to admit, my senior prom was nothing compared to the Greek formals I attended during college.
-PCM
2 Oct 2004, 05:54 #47
When I went to my prom it was really nice. I do have a funny story though this guy our table who I knew but was not really friends with was smashed and thought stealing things from the hotel would be a great idea. He grabbed forks, spoons, a glass, flowers, then a lit candle which caught his tux on fire. After his girlfriend poored water on him security escorted him away for a little talk... :sweat: :shakehead:

I wore a traditional tux. You can't go wrong with that. I think it's best to let your personality make you stand out and wear a tux rather than try to dress in something that seems like a good idea at the time. Just my opinion.
2 Oct 2004, 05:56 #48
HAHA!!... I stole a fork from my winter formal... it was real silver, but no one believed me... :shakehead: :hehe:
2 Oct 2004, 05:56 · edited #49
pcmodem wrote:I plead the 5th Amendment! :hehe:

While we're on that subject, check out my favorite amendment, the 21st Amendment:
http://www.21st-amendment.com/ :woot:


Have to admit, my senior prom was nothing compared to the Greek formals I attended during college.
-PCM


Hhaha. I think I'm liking 21st Amendment as well; even though I don't drink, looks like a great place to hang out, drink a soda, have a meal. Sigh. I must visit the Bay area sometime.
2 Oct 2004, 05:56 #50
Doramafan113 wrote: He grabbed forks, spoons, a glass, flowers, then a lit candle which caught his tux on fire. After his girlfriend poored water on him security escorted him away for a little talk... :sweat: :shakehead:


LOL!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Dude, did you get pics of this?
-PCM
2 Oct 2004, 06:00 #51
The Man wrote:

Hhaha. I think I'm liking 21st Amendment as well; even though I don't drink, looks like a great place to hang out, drink a soda, have a meal. Sigh. I must visit the Bay area sometime.



Lots of good watering holes in SF. The trouble is finding PARKING. Not drinking is fine, plenty of good chow to enjoy, and besides, an amigo that's a designated driver for the crowd is everyone's best friend! :woot:

I heard a comedian once say that San Francisco is the only place he's visited where social life is dictated by the availability of parking.

Grad night... damn, can't remember if we had one.
-PCM
2 Oct 2004, 06:00 #52
pcmodem wrote:

LOL!!! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Dude, did you get pics of this?
-PCM


I wish I did. I do have the memory etched into my mind very clearly though. I can still see the the wheels turning in his head as he was trying to figure out what happened.
2 Oct 2004, 06:43 #53
pcmodem wrote:Lots of good watering holes in SF. The trouble is finding PARKING.


Ah. That actually sounds a bit like Oahu's situation. Though your SF might have a bit more bars . . . waitaminute . . . I might have to take a count. Still, I should go visit the Bay area soon. Cool, cool.

We had a grad' night -- luau, night on the town, was much fun.
2 Oct 2004, 18:18 #54
groink wrote:
Hold on.... GET READY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Yup, that's groink in 1986. :bleh: My date had a peach colored dress.

--- groink


Damn groink. You were pimping it back in the day huh?! Even now I bet. :D
Too bad we can't see your date, but we understand censorship. Don't want her getting all nuts at you if she sees her pic posted on an international board. :hehe:


Wait a minute..... 1986? Was that your senior year?
Ah, senior or junior I now have an idea on how old you are. (I always wondered that). Cool. Still a young gun. We should go out in Waikiki and get some J-girls! :D
Gotta bring The Man out too. :D

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