Yo--class of 1976 to 1979 and all around there

Sieur Louis de Conte wrote:

<quoted text> No wonder why you aren't dead. That Red Monte Carlo gave you and me shots without holding.

The Red Monte is considered the most classic of cars by the low riders for its sleek lines and rear wheel covers. A 350 4-barrel that screamed when you stomped the accelerator which I did many times. Oh, and I got caught flipping the cover up on the air filter and got my ass chewed out. Never did it again, although I wanted to. Ah, the joys of youth!

I saw Blue Oyster Cult in the Red M.C. I saw a Blue Moon in the window of a yellow Vega. I saw the Dairy Queen Wars from a Red Duster. I saw Fireworks from the bed of a Red Pick-up. Don't be green with envy. This is just a white lie in a purple haze.

Pulp Kennettian wrote:

I saw Blue Oyster Cult in the Red M.C. I saw a Blue Moon in the window of a yellow Vega. I saw the Dairy Queen Wars from a Red Duster. I saw Fireworks from the bed of a Red Pick-up. Don't be green with envy. This is just a white lie in a purple haze.

Pulp Dog, you just about summed up the growing years using the primary color spectrum. Where is Miss Anthony's prism when we need it? And how come not many people talk about West School? Is it because it has faded away or because so many great ones came from that school that it doesn't need to be discussed?

Remember the West School teachers: Miss Shields, Miss Lamb, Miss McQuiston (sp?), Miss Anthony, miss U.

And you forgot one color although not from the spectrum: black. Black was the color of a toy German Luger gun, die cast, given to me on my birthday by a neighbor and friend, that held a roll of caps, that was heavy and solid in my hand, that I kept for so many years until in one move it just disappeared, likely taken and carelessly discarded. It was and remains one of my most cherished gifts.

And speaking of gifts, there was one more, given on a Christmas. It was a large orange bag of Cheese Puffs that I munched on for weeks, given by someone who sought to build an empire. That and the above gift stand out in my mind as some of the greastest things I was ever given. End of the spectrum.

What color was the cat?

Petey wrote:

What color was the cat?

Pre or Post rigor mortis, Petey?

Pete, Pulp, and Ghost have John Daltonism.

Deuteroanomaly wrote:

Pete, Pulp, and Ghost have John Daltonism.

What is your definition?

I am laughing my ace off...when you all were talking about HACK, of course, in my mind I was thinking of computer hack! Then all of a sudden, my mind just burst with the hand sign, HACK..omg..how freaking funny, I have not thought of that in so many years...what a good laugh I got today..thanks!

this is the instigator of this thread btw..and I am still smiling and laughing about HACK...does anyone else outside of SEMO know what this is?

Deuteroanomaly wrote:

Pete, Pulp, and Ghost have John Daltonism.

What's that? Run on forever? Hack.

Earl bell wrote:

<quoted text>Was a traffic citation issued before we got to Scobeyville?

yep got a ticket earl' thomas hill was there to.
had to sell shirts to pay for ticket. still had
fun.

Petey wrote:

<quoted text> What's that? Run on forever? Hack.

remember razzle dazzle play we used to run in mr,
farmers front yard. made wim gary amd mackdale
mad as hell. wim always wanted to kick our ass.
speed kills

observer wrote:

<quoted text>
remember razzle dazzle play we used to run in mr,
farmers front yard. made wim gary amd mackdale
mad as hell. wim always wanted to kick our ass.
speed kills

That's right, and the older I get the faster I was.

Sigmund fraud wrote:

<quoted text> That's right, and the older I get the faster I was.

Bunny rabbit hack!

OMG wrote:

I am laughing my ace off...when you all were talking about HACK, of course, in my mind I was thinking of computer hack! Then all of a sudden, my mind just burst with the hand sign, HACK..omg..how freaking funny, I have not thought of that in so many years...what a good laugh I got today..thanks!

Welcome back. Glad all of us here could bring you a smile.

T RexGhost wrote:

<quoted text>
Pre or Post rigor mortis, Petey?

Post Rigor Petey. In a slump? Let me pick you up. You taught me this. Everything is, "double entendre." Dr. Double Talk, Dr. Dalton published a paper in 1798. Or was that, 1978. I suffer from Dsylxkneeah. Euphemism, go back to Senath and Hack on you for even trying. Gas Ghost, Dr. Dalton also published papers on the expanding Southern Swamp Gas of S Dunklin Co. No one can deny it is expanding. Ergo, when you think of my meaning, think of number two. Mark Twain

de Baite et la Switche wrote:

<quoted text>Post Rigor Petey. In a slump? Let me pick you up. You taught me this. Everything is, "double entendre." Dr. Double Talk, Dr. Dalton published a paper in 1798. Or was that, 1978. I suffer from Dsylxkneeah. Euphemism, go back to Senath and Hack on you for even trying. Gas Ghost, Dr. Dalton also published papers on the expanding Southern Swamp Gas of S Dunklin Co. No one can deny it is expanding. Ergo, when you think of my meaning, think of number two. Mark Twain

It's all semantics, Beau Geste. You say potatoes, I say gimme some of them mashed taters.

Me thinks it is no coincidence that we share a Jeff Spoonerism.

Loan Arranger wrote:

Me thinks it is no coincidence that we share a Jeff Spoonerism.

Egads, I have been outdone!