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Subject: Re: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. Sun Oct 28, 2018 1:24 am
miketheratguy wrote:
Hank Hill has never seemed so inappropriate.
Hank could tell those boys why their propane bomb didn't go off. Then he would scold them for misusing propane
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Subject: Re: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. Sun Oct 28, 2018 1:46 am
Eric's page:
"Regrets: What do you wish to have done differently?"
"If I could go back and do it all over again, there's a lot I would change. I wish I had talked more to the guy who sat behind me in Spanish class. I wish I had gotten to know the girl who always smiled at me in the halls. I wish I would have made peer counseling. I wish I had gone to class more. I wish I had tried out for Poms. I wish I had smiled more at people, and I almost wish we weren't growing up. My point is that every one of us can look back on the last four years and wish we had done something different, but there's no dwelling on that. We're moving on and growing up, and as scary as that is, it's also pretty exciting. Now we are going to have another chance to do all the things we wish we had done before".
"...Now that I'm a senior, I have learned that it isn't so much how others look at you but how you feel about yourself...I gave up the chance to have the time of my life just because I was afraid of how I would look through other people's eyes. However, if I had tried out those two years, maybe I wouldn't have learned this and then my life would be totally different".
"I wouldn't change anything throughout my life because I have been fortunate: fortunate enough to have a great family, great friends, and great times. Although I have made some mistakes, I learned from them and now I won't make them again. I have been extremely lucky during high school. I hope that everyone can have the same kind of positive adventures that I have experienced. My philosophy is that life is too short, so make everyday worth living..."
"Granted, my involvement in this school has not been as large as many people, but I do not regret a single moment of it."
Dylan's page:
"I look at my fellow seniors and see a strong-willed class, but I can remember the shy, confused freshmen we were."
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Subject: Re: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. Thu Jan 31, 2019 11:10 am
It's kind of neat how they recognize forensics in the beginning. Rachel and Daniel were both in forensics so it would've been awful cool if they had some pictures for that.
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Subject: Re: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. Thu Jan 31, 2019 8:28 pm
It's a curious piece of nostalgia...we've all probably seen the actual victims' yearbook photos dozens of times, I guess I was looking for the bit players more this time around.
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Subject: Re: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. Mon Feb 18, 2019 9:50 am
Guest wrote:
Eric's page:
"Regrets: What do you wish to have done differently?"
"If I could go back and do it all over again, there's a lot I would change. I wish I had talked more to the guy who sat behind me in Spanish class. I wish I had gotten to know the girl who always smiled at me in the halls. I wish I would have made peer counseling. I wish I had gone to class more. I wish I had tried out for Poms. I wish I had smiled more at people, and I almost wish we weren't growing up. My point is that every one of us can look back on the last four years and wish we had done something different, but there's no dwelling on that. We're moving on and growing up, and as scary as that is, it's also pretty exciting. Now we are going to have another chance to do all the things we wish we had done before".
"...Now that I'm a senior, I have learned that it isn't so much how others look at you but how you feel about yourself...I gave up the chance to have the time of my life just because I was afraid of how I would look through other people's eyes. However, if I had tried out those two years, maybe I wouldn't have learned this and then my life would be totally different".
"I wouldn't change anything throughout my life because I have been fortunate: fortunate enough to have a great family, great friends, and great times. Although I have made some mistakes, I learned from them and now I won't make them again. I have been extremely lucky during high school. I hope that everyone can have the same kind of positive adventures that I have experienced. My philosophy is that life is too short, so make everyday worth living..."
"Granted, my involvement in this school has not been as large as many people, but I do not regret a single moment of it."
Dylan's page:
"I look at my fellow seniors and see a strong-willed class, but I can remember the shy, confused freshmen we were."
Subject: I have a full scan of the columbine 99 yearbook if it's not already here. 
Sun Sep 09, 2018 5:37 pm
