Archive for February, 2009

12 More Memories

Posted in Uncategorized on February 25, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

I had meant to do more of my facebook memories the other night but I truly did have a splitting headache. Tonight I’m going to attempt to bang out a bit more.

ERIC “EROCK” LAMBERT:  You came running up to me at the bar, excited to tell me about the new drink you invented. You pulled out a double shot glass filled with vodka, reached into your pocket, pulled out a percocet pill, dropped it into the glass and chugged it. You dubbed it: The Perc-Bomb!

MICHAEL LAMERE: Myself, Ads and Tai stumbled into an old barn in Bantam where you Clem and Reben had set up makeshift indoor basketball court. The best kept secret in Bantam for a short while.

DONALD LANTHIER: I believe it was six three pointers in a row during a bball game at home your senior year. A few days later in Statistics class I asked you how you did on your test. You turned the paper over, face down and said, “Put it this way, my score is lower than my point total in last weeks game.”

KAREN LEIGH: I met you at the Red Door along with your sister. You told me you were a fan of my Web site. I apologized for it being so vulgar sometimes and you said, “Are you kidding, that’s my favorite part.”

JOSH LIPTON: Driving through Torrington with Waters and others, screaming at T-town’s most prestigious citizens.

RICO LONGORIA: I met you at a picnic at Erin/Aaron’s. You were wearing a Detroit Tigers hat. Me, being the cocky Yankee fan said, “You know by the end of the season you’re going to have to burn that hat.” You kind of just laughed it off. Four months later in the playoffs, Those same Detroit Tigers eliminated the Yankees in four games.

STACY PECK LONGORIA: Listing to you hum the guitar and piano parts during CLOCKS while performing Karaoke at Senor Panchos.

KASEY GILL LUCE:  It was a Friday night. The gang was bouncing around from place to place. We ended up at Ads house and I got my hands on the video camera. I zoomed in and asked you, “Who is your favorite stooge? Larry, Curly, (pause) or Moe.” You turned red, everyone laughed and 14 years later I still remember it.

KATE MANCUSO: You, Jay Maroon and I sat next to each other at a Firework show in Burlington. After a short conversation you said you were surprised that I was a nice guy because you’d always assumed I was a jerk.

JASON “Stahj” MAROON: Senior Year. You had just shaved your head the night before. You sat a few rows in front of me in Psychology class. I pulled back on a rubber band, aimed square for the back of your head and fired. Bullseye! You tensed up and howled, “Owww!” Instantly your shiny head turned bright read where I’d hit you. As you turned around, anger in your eyes, I casually turned to Cooter, who was sitting next to me, clueless. “Dude, he just shaved his head, you shouldn’t of done that,” I said, attempting to show genuine concern for your well being.  Cooter looked at me, confused as hell. “You’re a real dickhead,” you shouted to Cooter, who sat there silently, wondering what the hell he’d just missed.

TINA CARETTA MAROON: Watching you score 35 points in a high school basketball game….wait…I think that was your brother Gabe.

JENNA MARZULLO: We were at a party in Woodbury, talking on the porch. There was strobe light going. “I really shouldn’t be out here,” I said. “I’m an epileptic and these lights could give me a seizure.” Your face was instantly filled with compassion as you volunteered to go inside with me, away from the flashing white lights. I started laughing. “Gotchya!” I said. You smiled but had that, ‘how could someone joke about that’ look on your face. Yes, I’m going to hell.

Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham

Posted in Lost on February 25, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

I’m just going to say it; all episodes from this season are amazing. Last weeks journey back to the island left us with plenty of questions. Here’s is what Losties in cyberspace are wondering about:

  • How did hero Hurley learn of Ajira flight 316 from his jail cell, with time to spare to buy up all the seats? Why did Hurley bring a guitar? Was it to re-create Charlie’s presence on the original flight, or is it for Charlie on the Island?
  • Why is Sayid in cuffs, and how did he learn about the flight?
  • Are passenger Caesar and Sayid’s escort Ilana  just unlucky schmucks who are about to land on Lost Island, or are they undercover O6 escorts sent by Team Hawking? 
  • What kind of magical childcare did Kate find for Aaron?
  • Who beat up Ben Linus and why? I mean, beating up Ben is all in good fun, but it’s hard to get the drop on the dude, so who done it?!
  • If there was no crash of Ajira 316, did the Losties just flash out of the plane, and if so, how is that going to be explained short of an episode of Fringe?

More specifically here is what I’m thinking:

Why was ben black and blue? Did he get in a fight with Desmond while trying to kill Penny? Did he kill Penny? Where is Aaron? Did Kate seduce Jack and get pregnant before boarding the plane to re-create Claire’s pregnancy on the original flight? Is that why Sayeed got arrested? To re-create Kate being on the plane with a Federal Marshal? Did Sayeed confess to killing those Whidmore guys so Hurley could be set free from jail? Hurley with Charlie’s guitar? It was all so subtle, yet so perfect.

Tonight, like a bunch of unfortunate polar bears and Ben Linus before him, Locke turns the wheel and ends up in Tunisia and then the Life and Death of Jeremy Bentham plays out.

It appears more and more likely that John Locke’s existence will not end in that casket. Too much left to do.

Yet more memories

Posted in Stuff on February 23, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

This is the third round of memories I’m sharing, alphabetically using my FACEBOOK friend list as a guide.

GESETTE JEWETT:Mark, your future husband, sent me to your dorm room at UCONN to “see if you were interested” in him. Rather than do that, I spent the entire 15 minutes flirting with you. When I got back to Mark’s room he asked me what I thought. “I can’t quite tell yet,” I responded.

JOANNE DEAN JORAY: I couldn’t figure out who the heck you were, posting on my Web site when I did my LOST blogs. Finally your sister, Sherry, cleared up the mystery for me, and told me I was an idiot.

HEATHER NEAL (Kavinsky):In seventh grade Brian Shafer said he would agree to go on a date with you if you followed him into the boys bathroom to ask him, which you did. And I think the jerk said ‘No’, obviously not expecting you to take him up on his threat.

COURTNEY KENNY: After a night of partying at Tai’s house, I made a really rude comment to you the next day. Some people who remember that day are surprised you even talk to me. It was typical me, trying to gain a laugh at the expense of someone else’s feelings.

KARA KERR:For five dollars, Tai sucked on your bunion for 30 seconds.

PHILIP KERR:In what became a yearly ritual at the Litchfield Hills Road Race, after the cannon went off, signaling the start of the race, you would sprint down Main Street and be the first one to turn the corner on to Meadow Street. You would cross the finish line of the 7.1 mile race about an hour and 15 minutes later.

MISOOK KIM (McTighe): Where’s Landon?

CHRIS KOSTECKI: While partying on the streets of Boston in the middle of the afternoon I announced to all my friends, “Hey, that kid looks like Chris Kostecki,” as what appeared to be your exact double came walking down the street. “I am Chris Kostecki,” you responded, to our shock and amazement. Hey, how the hell was I supposed to know you lived in Boston.

CHRISTINA KRUPINSKI (Gandi):You were having a summer party in high school. While playing volleyball someone from inside your house yelled that I had a phone call. I ran across your yard, hopped on to your deck and preceded to run into your house through an open screen sliding door. Problem was, the door wasn’t open. It just appeared that way. I bounced off the screen like I had smashed into a trampoline and landed, back first, on your deck. As I embarrassingly shook the cobwebs outta my head I couldn’t help but notice the laughter that had erupted from all around me.

AJA LADUKE: I wish I had a specific memory but I don’t. I just remember you always being quite, polite, and friendly whenever we ran into each other.  I think, before I actually met you, I may have asked Amy if you talked.

That’s all for today. I gotta headache.

Oscar Predictions

Posted in Movies on February 20, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

slumdogThose of you who’ve been reading this site since its inception know that every year on the Friday before The Academy Awards, I do my annual Oscar predictions for the top 6 awards: Best Picture, Director, Actor, Actress, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress. As always, my goal is 4 out of 6 correct.

And here…we…go.

BEST PICTURE:I’ve seen all five contenders for the night’s top award. Without a doubt the Oscar should and WILL go to my favorite pic, SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE.

BEST DIRECTOR:90 percent of the time, The Best Director award goes hand in hand with the Best Pic award. I expect this year to be no different. Expect Danny Boyle to walk away with the prize for Slumdog.

BEST ACTOR:This is a two horse race between previous winner Sean Penn for his portrayal of gay politician Harvey Milk and the comeback kid, Mickey Rourke for his comeback roll as washed up wrestler Randy “The Ram” Robinson. Rourke and Penn have split most of the pre-show awards with Rourke taking home the Golden Globe while Penn snagged the Screen Actors Guild award. This could go either way. That being said, I’m going with Rourke. The Academy loves a comeback, and while some say just being nominated is Rourke’s recognition, I’m going to take it one step further and say he squeaks out the win for The Wrestler.

BEST ACTRESS:Kate Winslet will win for The Reader. She’s been nominated six times in the past and lost everytime. She’s due and I’m thinking the full frontal nudity will push her over the edge.

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: In the night’s most dramatic moment, a moment that will go do in OSCAR history, Heath Ledger will win this award for his portrayal of  The Joker in The Dark Knight. This is as close to a sure thing as you can get.

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:Hmm. This one I really have no clue. I’m leaning toward Amy Adams for her portrayal of a naive nun in DOUBT, but I’m thinking Penelope Cruz will most likely take the award for Vicky Christina Barcelona. I haven’t seen it but I hear she’s great. So I’ll go with her.

So there you have it: Slumdog, Danny Boyle, Rourke, Winslet, Ledger and Cruz.

Back to the island?

Posted in Lost on February 18, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

While I pretty much let LOST do what it wants, I was really hoping that the entire season 5 would not be spent TRYING to get back to the island, only to finally end up there during the season finale.

It looks as though the Oceanic 6, plus Desmond, Ben and (dead) Locke may actually be on their way back to the island by the end of tonight’s episode. And that’s neato!!

It appears Eloise Hawking, Faraday’s mom as I predicted, will show the Losties how to get back to the island to save their friends. I for one am really looking forward to the hows and whys of island travel being explained. Even if it’s just a little nugget, I’m stoked for the details we may get tonight. Actually, we’ve pretty much been getting little answers every week this season haven’t we?

LOST has been in a dark room for five seasons and the light is finally starting to seep in through the corners.

So, shortly before Charlotte died last week (sniffle, sniffle), she told Farady that she remembered him as a scary old man on the island, telling her to stay away or risk death, and also, seemingly offering her chocolate before dinner. Remember her last words? “I’m not supposed to have chocolate before dinner?”

What if?

What if Daniel Farady is Jacob? What if Farady, being so distraught over losing the love of his life, dedicated his life to mastering the art of time travel and going back , waaaay back in time, to the early days of the island, to try and prevent the whole time traveling donkey wheel from being built. But instead, he messes everything up, fucks with the space time continuum and creates a spooky, time traveling, twisted,  backwards, magical island. The island we know today. The island we’ve been learning about for five season? What if the island is what it is, all electromagnetic and mysterious, because of Daniel Farday, traveling through time to save his dear Charlotte?

Too much to think about? Yeah, I thought so.

Saw JASON at THE RED DOOR with CORALINE and THE HUSKIES

Posted in Stuff on February 17, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

It’s rare, but I was actually able to fill my long weekend with an abundance of fun activities.

Friday Bub and I went on a pre-Valentines Day date and attended the new Friday The 13th film. (we even managed to guzzle a few over-priced beers before the show. Anything to thin the blood) The return of Jason Vorhees was just what I’d expected and just what I hoped it would be: Lots of blood, decent scares, and, of course, lots of naked ladies. Though I did feel sorry for the 12 year old girl sitting next to me who spent the hour and a half film with her face in her hands, too terrified to look at the screen. That’s what she gets for wanting to be a big girl and see a slasher film instead of Paul Blart.

Saturday night I made the trek to Watertown along with Jay, Jamie, Krista, and my old friend Marcy. I usually try to spend Valentines Day consuming as much booze as possible and Saturday night was no different. By the end of the night the scary looking Cougars at the Red Door actually started to look kind of appealing.

Sunday Aidan and I attended the movie Coraline. I can’t recommend this film enough.  Is it too childish for adults? Is it too adult for kids? The answer to both those questions is “Hell No”. It’s a dark little fairy tale, teaching kids it’s important to be curious but be aware of the consequences that go with it.

Sunday night I nurtured my trashy side and indulged in some good ole fashioned rasslin’ on Pay Per View.

Monday, thanks to a Christmas present from Jamie, I attended the College Basketball Game of the Year along with Jamie, Jay and Joot. And although UCONN lost to Pitt thanks to some bonehead officiating and more so because Thabeet forgot he had a  game Monday night, I still had as much fun as you can have at a sporting event when your team loses.

So overall, probably the best weekend I’ve had so far in 2009 and believe me, I don’t take it for granted.

I’m already looking forward to the next big event on the horizon but if I told you what that was you wouldn’t believe me and would certainly deem me a lying scumbag.

More Memories

Posted in Stuff on February 12, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

Last week I began alphabetically rifling through my Facebook friends and jotting down memories about them on this site. Remember?

Anyway, lets us continue:

BECCA CLOCK:We were walking back to Tai’s after having dinner at Bantam Pizza. I was being a gentlemen and carrying the box of leftovers. I jokingly pretended to throw the box of pizza at you. In my haste the pizza came flying out of the box and crashed to the pavement in the parking lot of The Donut Station. Everyone laughed….and I felt like an ass.

JILL COFFEY:Myself and Sarah Stevenson went on a double date with you and Tai. We attended a screening of Interview With The Vampire at the Cinerom at Torrington. As we drove home we sang along to “So What’Chya Want” by The Beastie Boys.

LAURA Margaitis Comas (corn girl):I’ll never forget hanging out with you, Keely and Ericka at the Weik’s house that year. Our nights were spent watching crappy TV, gossiping and pigging out on sweets. During that time you refered to me as “One of the girls”.

LAUREN COOK: Myself and my friends sitting behind you and your friends during the opening of the play “Guys and Dolls”. I’m glad you turned around.

ANDREA CORBIN:Keely and Ericka hosted a party at their apartment on Church Street in Newington. “Walt, these are our friends, Andrea, Angela and Ria.”

SHERRY DEAN:I met you for the first time at Playscape in Litchfield. You were babysitting for your sister’s kid. When Mike Wilson showed up I thought he was your brother-in law and found it odd that you kissed him on the  lips when he arrived to meet you.

ASHLIE DRANGINIS: Realizing how feisty you were after you slapped one of my friends across the face because you thought he had called you the “C-word”.

STEPHANIE DYSON: Years after we graduated you stopped in to Blockbuster to rent a movie. I was working there as a clerk. You told me I was always a nice guy in high school. I felt guilty because I don’t think we said two words to each other in our many years as classmates.

KATHLEEN EBNER: I brought you home after school. You invited me inside. As you were giving me a tour of your house I had to excuse myself to the bathroom to puke my brains out.

GORNDON FALCETTI: Cutting a poker game short on New Years Eve because our rides were leaving.  We split the pot three ways and even though you were clearly the chip leader you gave myself and Erin a bigger cut of the cash.

ALICIA FARKASH BRAMMER:Listening to you sing all MY favorite songs at Panchos during Karaoke.

EDWARD FEDEROVICH:Becoming nauseous in fourth grade after watching Todd Stratton trip you at recess and you broke your arm.

AMY FERRAROTTI:You snuck out of your house, along with Marcy, to go play mini-golf and eat McDonalds with me, tai, Adam and Ethan.

JENNY FIELD:After realizing who you were many years ago at the Tavern, I spent 10 minutes apologizing to you for terrorizing you and your sister when we were kids playing king of the mountain at Nonni and Pop-Pop’s.

KATIE FIELD: see above

ALLISON FRIDAY:Attending Shrek The Third with you, Aidan and Bailee. We should do that more often!

AMY FROEBEL:Chappel live at Mohegan Sun with you, Gruzzy and Ads. During dinner before the show you asked, “So who is this Dave Chappel guy?”

JASON GIRARDIN: Calling you every Sunday during football season to place my bets.

LORA GOGOLYA: Luring you into the woods when you were 12 years old telling you I had to tell you a secret. When you were in position Bobby, who was hiding in a tree up above, peed on you.

BRYAN GRUSTAS:After driving to Central together on the first day of college my step-father Ray tapped you on the back of your head for not wearing your seat belt.  You told me if he had hit you any harder you would of started swinging.

CARIE ANN GRUSTAS: Tossing Steve Rossi out a second story window in 8th grade. Come on, could there be any other memory!

ANDY HAWK:You were the only one ‘Bov Hannas who could give me a run for my money at Wheel of Fortune on the Playstation.

BRENT HAWKINS: Before my first ever indoor track meet you told me I needed to bulk up because I was built like a 60 year old man.

JOHN JANUS: Even though I was terrified, you handed me the first and only gun I ever held.

That’s all for now. Join me next week as I stroll down memory lane with Sherry’s sis,  former members of the class of 95 and  some Kerrs’.

JIN!

Posted in Lost on February 11, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

I’m man enough to admit, when it was revealed at the end of last week’s show that Jin was still alive, I actually shouted, “YES!”

For some reason that quiet Asian with the broken english has always been one of my favorite characters.

And how cool was it that the one who found him was Rousseau, aka The French Woman. I’m delighted by this, espcially since her back story may end solving a lot of the LOST mystery. As in, how did her crew all die? Remember she said they mysteriously got sick. Sick like the time travelers or a different kind of sick? Hmm.

I hear rumors that someone will bite the bullet on tonight’s show. My money is on the Asian dude, and I can’t believe I forgot his name. Miles! Yeah, I’m thinking Miles may get it.

I’m cutting this one a bit short tonight. After a working a 10-hour day, four of which were spent at a Winsted Board of Ed meeting, I just don’t feel like writing.

btw, if at times you find yourself a bit…LOST (ahem), this new video from ABC may help. It’s called LOST Untangled.

However, I do not recommend watching it for the sake of trying to play catch up. That is a NO NO! Each episode must be enjoyed to its fullest. No cliff notes!

Just a survey(or two)

Posted in Stuff on February 9, 2009 by bigdaddygouda

As I drove home tonight I had so much I wanted to write about:  A-Roid, the story about a tree falling on me, catching up with some old friends over dinner, but instead, as I sat down in front of my technology, I decided to simply take the easy way out – the cowards way.

Here is a survey I filled out, and yes, it’s currently making its rounds on Facebook:

 WERE YOU NAMED AFTER ANYONE?
Sure was: Walter is a family name on my mom’s side, shared by her brother, her father and grandfather. My middle name, Peter is my dad’s name as well as my great grandfather on his side. My last name, Gogolya, is Hungarian for Nine Inch Penis.

 DO YOU LIKE YOUR HANDWRITING?
I have atrocious handwriting, but, except for a few checks each month, I never write. I have beautiful typing though..

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE LUNCH MEAT?
Salami

WHEN WAS THE LAST TIME YOU CRIED?
Saturday night during Battlestar Galactica when President Roslin saw Bill after thinking he’d been killed.

 DO YOU HAVE KIDS?
No, but I am “Uncle Walt” to many. My biggest fear is that someday that moniker will become creepy. “Hey, see that old fat guy in the park? That’s Uncle Walt! Stay away from him.”

 IF YOU WERE ANOTHER PERSON, WOULD YOU BE FRIENDS WITH YOU?
Probably not. I’d probably be jealous of me and not want me around stealing all my thunder.

DO YOU USE SARCASM?
Sarcasm uses me.

 DO YOU STILL HAVE YOUR TONSILS?
Yes, in my hope chest.

 WOULD YOU BUNGEE JUMP?
Are you fucking crazy! I don’t trust anyone that much. A piece of rubber! Come on!

 WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE CEREAL?
3-way tie: Capt Crunch, Cookie Crisp, and Frutti Pebbles. Nothing will ever come close to the kid cereals.

 DO YOU UNTIE YOUR SHOES WHEN YOU TAKE THEM OFF?
Nope. But I pay for it in the morning when I huff and puff and struggle trying to get the double knot out that I wished I’d taken care of the night before.

WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE ICE CREAM?
Peanut Butter Cup

 WHAT IS THE FIRST THING YOU NOTICE ABOUT PEOPLE?
Nothing specific. Depends on the person. But, as I’ve said before, I consider myself an excellent  judge of character and can usually tell what someone’s all about after one conversation.

 RED OR PINK?
Pink baby!

WHAT IS YOUR LEAST FAVORITE THING ABOUT YOURSELF?
My impending sense of doom. No matter how good things are going or how happy I am, I can’t fully enjoy myself, because I know, inevitably, things will go bad.

 WHO DO YOU MISS THE MOST?
My grandparents on Dad’s side. On Feb. 16 it will be 13 years since Grampy passed away.

DO YOU WANT EVERYONE TO COMPLETE THIS LIST?
I do actually.

 WHAT COLOR PANTS AND SHOES ARE YOU WEARING?
Blue sweatpants. No shoes.

 WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO RIGHT NOW?
Dani California on Pandora Radio…….now it’s King of Pain by the Police.

 IF YOU WERE A CRAYON, WHAT COLOR WOULD YOU BE
If I were a crayon I’d be really pissed that I wasn’t a human!

 FAVORITE SMELLS?
Gasoline. A Pizza before it comes out of the oven. A freshly douched woo-woo.

WHO WAS THE LAST PERSON YOU TALKED TO ON THE PHONE?
Keely

DO YOU LIKE THE PERSON WHO SENT THIS TO YOU?
I stole it from Freckles page. I like her very much. Though I never see her and i’m not too sure if she even exists.

FAVORITE SPORTS TO WATCH?
Hands down, Yankee baseball. God Damn You Arod!!!!!!!!!!

HAIR COLOR
Russet

 EYE COLOR?
Blue

 FAVORITE FOOD
Steak!

SCARY MOVIES OR HAPPY ENDINGS?
I’m a sucker for both.

 LAST MOVIE YOU WATCHED?
Just got back from Taken with Liam Neeson. I recommend it.

 WHAT COLOR SHIRT ARE YOU WEARING?
Black

SUMMER OR WINTER?
Winter is good for one thing and one thing only-Christmas. Anything after that in unbearably awful. Cold weather, slippery roads, getting dark at 5pm. Winter is only fun if you’re a kid and you can go sledding and have days off from school.

HUGS OR KISSES?
They can both be awkward.

MOST LIKELY TO RESPOND?
Edward Cullen

 LEAST LIKELY TO RESPOND?
Japer Cullen

 WHAT BOOK ARE YOU READING NOW?
Since Breaking Dawn ended, I am hesitant to get involved again.

 WHAT IS ON YOUR MOUSE PAD?
You really don’t want to know.

 WHAT DID YOU WATCH ON TV LAST NIGHT?
Battlestar Galactica and Friday Night Lights on DVR, then Wedding Crashers on cable.

 FAVORITE SOUND(S).
Lately it’s the way Jonesy laughs when I toss him up in the air and catch him just before he hits the ground.

ROLLING STONES OR BEATLES?
Layties an’ Genel Mehn. The Beet-uhls!!

WHAT IS THE FARTHEST YOU HAVE BEEN FROM HOME?
Walmart.

DO YOU HAVE A SPECIAL TALENT?
You’ll have to ask Christine ’bout that one.

WHERE WERE U BORN?
In a dead mans town. The first kick I took is when I hit the ground. End up like a dog that’s been beat to much, till you spend half your life just a covering up.

 WHOSE ANSWERS ARE YOU LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING BACK?
Alice and Esme Cullen.

 HOW DID YOU MEET YOUR SPOUSE/SIGNIFICANT OTHER?
I may have met her at Panchos the other night. She asked, “Where do I know you from?” I said, “You’re my banker” Then she told me my account was overdrawn.

………………………………………………….

And now…..BACK TO SCHOOL

1. Did you date someone from your school? Yeah, but only for a while, and though it ended badly, we remained great friends, and while we were “together” it was a whole lotta fun!

2. Did you marry someone from your high school? No. But I might

3. Did you car pool to school? I drove myself, sis, Ads, and when she missed the bus, his sister.

4. What kind of car did you have? My first car was a hand-me-down blue Renault from my Grandfather. In the first few days of having the car, I was pulling out of the parking lot at the high school. The French foreighn exchange student, Reynaud Davin, noticed me in the car and began waving his arms for me to stop. I did. He motioned for me to roll down the window.

“Iz dis your car?,” he asked with his thick French accent.

“Yes,” I responded, a bit sheepishly.

“This car iz garbage’,” he said, casually, then walked away.

5. What kind of car do you have now? Red Jeep Wrangler.

6. It is Friday night…where were you? Oh God. Everywhere. Ads house, KC’s house, Sweetman’s house, Bub’s house, or, more often than not, Twin-Co.

7. It is Saturday night…? see above

8. What kind of job did you have in high school? ha!

9. What kind of job do you do now? Reporter

10. Were you a party animal? Happy to report, YES!

11. Were you considered a flirt? With certain girls, I tried to be, but it always came off really really bad.

12. Were you in band, orchestra, or choir? No, but I tried out for Dur Mater and even co-wrote three of their biggest hits: “Don’t Play with Maches”,  ”Give ‘em The Bird”, and “Running Arenz”.

13. Were you a nerd? Nerds feared me.

14. Did you get suspended or expelled? Nope. I was good at not getting caught.

15. Can you sing the fight song? “Doctors imprisoning me, all that I see, absolute horror, I can not live, I can not die, trapped in my self, body my holding cell!!!” Sung with pride before every basket ball game.

16. Who was/were your favorite teacher(s)? Mr Geci, Mr Berubi and Mr. Voight.

17. Where did you sit during lunch? Same table everyday with Ads, Tai, Goat and Marcy Warner. I’m laughing right now.

18. What was your school’s full name? Litchfield High School

19. When did you graduate? 1995

20. What was your school mascot? Bruce “The Honking” Horn.

21. If you could go back and do it again, would you? I would. Everything was so easy and so fun.

22. Did you have fun at Prom? Yes.

23. Do you still talk to the person you went to Prom with?
No. But if I saw either of my dates (Lisa, Kathleen or Sarah) I’m sure it would be like we hadn’t missed a beat.

24. Are you planning on going to your next reunion? When is that exactly? 20 or 25 year? Prob not.

25. Do you still talk to people from school? Yes. They are my best friends.

Is it wrong that I’m jealous of this kid?

Posted in Funny Video on February 7, 2009 by bigdaddygouda
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