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This board is for reflection.. nostalgia.. reminiscing... remembering the "good old days".

  

Emory School, 1946

"PAW" makin his move on a sweet thing

I have no mercy!!

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Fri 10 Sep 2010 06:26:00
Name :Bad Hank
Email :PAW
Message
I should clarify.. I do have a yearbook or two from Southwest and Emory... but they are in the late '90's... so they wouldn't fit your request. I happen to know you are older then dirt.

Fri 10 Sep 2010 05:58:43
Name :Bad Hank
Email :PAW
Message
I have a ton of yearbooks.. but I don't think I have any yearbooks from Southwest or Emory... but I do have a few photos.

I will post what I have.. that's the best I can do.

Fri 10 Sep 2010 03:44:39
Name :To henry
Email :From PAW
Message
I recognize those kids as my 1956 MV classmates. The school would be IB Elementary. I was at Emory.
Where did you get the picture? I'm using Ancestry.com and my memory as best I can to try to assist Lorraine Headrick in finding sisters named Mary Ann and Carol Ziebarth. I you have any SW Jr. annuals would you take a look for them for me? Thanks.
Fri 10 Sep 2010 02:47:12
Name :Lollie
Email :Mrs. McBride
Message
The only Mrs. McBride I can remember taught at Southwest Junior High. She was my 9th grade English teacher and was also the teacher sponsor for the school newspaper and yearbook. She was a pretty cool teacher. I'm sure they're two different teachers because I'm thinking the Mrs. McBride I knew would have been younger than the one in your picture. Sorry I couldn't be of any help but it did bring back memories of a great teacher.
Fri 10 Sep 2010 09:36:00
Name :d
Email :joe
Message
 Thanks, guy,
I'm not loosing it after all. Just a little slow.
Thu 09 Sep 2010 03:20:19
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 Kitten was her younger sister and she was in the class of 63
Thu 09 Sep 2010 03:19:51
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 
Thu 09 Sep 2010 01:45:14
Name :d
Email :kathy
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Wasn't Nancy called Kitten or was it a younger sister?
Or am I totally confused? LOL
Thu 09 Sep 2010 07:07:45
Name :Kathy
Email :
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 I could be mistaken, but if I am correct, Nancy is wearing the uniform from the Southwest Jr. High Flag Corps.
I wanted to be a "flag girl" so bad, but alas, was not to be. LOL
Wed 08 Sep 2010 11:06:02
Name :Easy One
Email :Henry
Message
 I thought it was Janet Cheatham. But then my remembering is starting to slow down.
Wed 08 Sep 2010 02:26:03
Name :Henry
Email :Joe
Message
Yep.. you're right.. you know your Mariner girls.. LOL


Wed 08 Sep 2010 07:45:38
Name :Joe
Email :Henry
Message
 The girl is Nancy Cheatham
Tue 07 Sep 2010 09:28:15
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Easy One
Message
"Easy One"... do me a favor. When you look in the mirror tonight after you brush your teeth and before you go to bed... look in the mirror and give a smile and a wink. I'll be smiling and winking back... trust your boyfriend on that.. ;-)

I'll figure out who you are some day.. and then the torment shall begin.. and I will have no mercy on you!! but..I can be very, very charming.

xoxoxo
Mon 06 Sep 2010 09:16:23
Name :d
Email :bw/me
Message
I took some video of that Friday alumni get together. CDan you help me identify some of the people. I just scanned a few times and would like to see who some of them are besides the ones I got to know on Sunday. Thanks
I don't know how to edit videos but sure I got a couple good takes.
Thu 02 Sep 2010 10:13:28
Name :Jawbone
Email :See my Science Section
Message
 Leaded Gasoline...Paint...pipes, just about everything in the days of old and right up to the moment.

No happy with lead poisoning...Plumbum..and Mercury....It was in the stars.

No happy
Thu 02 Sep 2010 05:48:06
Name :Henry
Email :Emperor Max
Message
Dude... let Obi-Juan edgumacate you..... when will you grasshoppahs ever learn.

Nero was effected by "Lead" (the mineral)... and prolly Mercury. In those days they loved them some "lead".. it made the food taste good and made them feel all goody. They had no idear that it "F'd" up their mind.

Well.. they lost their mind. Nero lost his mind from it.. as did "Caligula" and prolly countless others.

Trust your pappy Hank on that...

rum n coke #5

Wed 01 Sep 2010 04:01:38
Name :Emperor Max
Email :Bi sexual Nero
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  Nero was born at Antium (Anzio) on 15 December AD 37 and was first named Lucius Domitius Ahenobarbus. He was the son of Cnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus, who was descended from a distinguished noble family of the Roman republic (a Domitius Ahenobarbus is known to have been consul in 192 BC, leading troops in the war against Antiochus alongside Scipio Africanus), and Agrippina the younger, who was the daughter of Germanicus.

When Nero was two, his mother was banished by Caligula to the Pontian Islands. His inheritance was then seized when his father died one year later.

With Caligula killed and a milder emperor on the throne, Agrippina (who was emperor Claudius' niece) was recalled from exile and her son was given a good education. Once in AD 49 Agrippina married Claudius, the task of educating of the young Nero was handed to the eminent philosopher Lucius Annaeus Seneca.
Further to this Nero was betrothed to Claudius' daughter Octavia.

As for Nero, after he poisoned his brother Brittanicus and real heir to the throne, he ousted his Mom, and though in charge at age 17, was a cruel and unworthy ruler. He has been characterized as a bi-sexual but I didn't ever see him myself (except fromm paintings and sculptures) so it will be up to history to make that charge stick.


Wed 01 Sep 2010 03:46:59
Name :To Easy One
Email :From PAW
Message
Your story reminds me of one my wife told me many years ago. Around 1960 she was walking west on the eastbound side of H Street near 4th in Chula Vista. A guy drove by westbound. She said he was still looking back at her when he smashed into the car ahead.
Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:41:41
Name :Easy One
Email :Always right Hank
Message
 I'm thinking Nero was a man based on history? And I believe GOD is a man. As he made man in his own image. But then I am pretty much never right. Maybe this time???
Wed 01 Sep 2010 11:33:56
Name :Easy One
Email :Always right Hank
Message
 Wish I had been been pretty enough to have guys watch me walking up the sidewalk. And I probably would have looked at them and then not looked again. So I would not have run into a pole. But I was reading a book on my way home from Mar vista one day. Looking up now and then to make sure nothing was in front of me. Didn't look up fast enough once and walked right into a parked car. No sidewalks back then so was of course walking on the side of the road. I did learn my lesson. Was glad no one saw such a stupid thing. And kept my book reading at home. Cute vido.
Tue 31 Aug 2010 02:32:03
Name :Always right Hank
Email :??
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And why are you sure that Nero was a man??

Many people think that God is a woman.... but you think Nero was a man.. based on what??

Your history books???... Were you there??... let me give you a "Henrism"... don't trust your lyin eyes or your lying ears... trust Obi-Juan... the Alpha and the Omega.

rum n coke #5

Tue 31 Aug 2010 02:18:23
Name :??
Email :
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I'm pretty sure Nero was a man!
Mon 30 Aug 2010 03:54:33
Name :d
Email :abh
Message
 Hey now, that was my divorce song.
U could send it.
I know the words so well. Great song for border line.
LOL
Mon 30 Aug 2010 02:28:58
Name :Achy Breaky Heart
Email :Hank williams/Patsy Cline
Message
 
Take your choice. Patsy renders a soulful account for a man cheating and Hank (who wrote the song) does it for a cheating woman.

Your cheatin' heart,
Will make you weep,
You'll cry and cry,
And try to sleep,
But sleep won't come,
The whole night through,
Your cheatin heart, will tell on you...

When tears come down,
Like falling rain,
You'll toss around,
And call my name,
You'll walk the floor,
The way I do,
Your cheatin' heart, will tell on you...

Your cheatin' heart,
Will pine some day,
And crave the love,
You threw away,
The time will come,
When you'll be blue,
Your cheatin' heart, will tell on you...

When tears come down,
Like falling rain,
You'll toss around,
And call my name,
You'll walk the floor,
The way I do,
Your cheatin' heart, will tell on you...
Mon 30 Aug 2010 02:02:13
Name :d
Email :sih
Message
 Shouldn't that be about MEN?
Out foolin around cheating on the missus
Instead of taking care of business
?????.............LOL.............?????
Sun 29 Aug 2010 08:37:36
Name :sweet innocent Hank
Email :Ain't that just like a woman
Message
There was Adam, happy as a man could be
Till Eve got him messin' with that old apple tree

Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time

Lot took his wife down to the corner for a malted
She wouldn't mind her business, boy, did she get salted

Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time
Samson thought Delilah was on the square
Till one night she clipped him all his hair

Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time

From our history books we all learned
Nero fiddled while Rome was burned

Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time

Marie Antoinette met some hungry cats at the gate
They was crying for bread, she said, "Let them eat cake"

Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time

You can buy a woman clothes
And give her money on the side
No matter what you do
She ain't never satisfied
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
Ain't that just like a woman?
They'll do it every time
Sun 29 Aug 2010 02:22:16
Name :d
Email :eh
Message
 That video made me think about that era. I never had that kind of crush on
E.P. but I loved his songs and movies and any one who had that hair.
He was so taken and had so many fans!
But now if he was in a vampire flick
I would have been number one fan for sure.
If you have him in a vampire movie I would kill for it and or pay dearly for it. LOL
I don't recall any such movie.
Sat 28 Aug 2010 08:56:22
Name :Vampire Hank
Email :d
Message
Have I ever lost???...

You sweet, innocent girlies have no idear the power of a vampire "look".. much less a vampire bite on the neck.

Be 'asceered.. very 'asceered!!!

Sat 28 Aug 2010 12:02:49
Name :d
Email :vh
Message
 OK you win, Again.
Fri 27 Aug 2010 08:42:47
Name :Vampire Hank
Email :d
Message
Wrong.. I did bite!!.. I just couldn't show it because of FCC rules.

Ask Lollie and Easy One... I ain't nobody to play with!!.. They will tell you... I HAVE NO MERCY!!!

Your neck and shoulders will be like open dear season to Vampire Hank.

You have been warned.. believe it!!

Fri 27 Aug 2010 08:16:49
Name :d
Email :eh
Message
 This is my 100th time watching this scene. My absolute favorite. You might have stopped too short of the BITE though. Ha ha ha
Have a good night don't let the bed bugs bite..LOL
Fri 27 Aug 2010 08:13:32
Name :d
Email :
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 Thanks to Leona here is an update for the 3rd and 5th of september weekend.
Great if you don't have lans for out of town that week end:

FRIDAY NIGHT GET TOGETHER.. Sept 3...FLEET RESERVE, 5:30....659 Silver Strand Blvd., IB. Go west on Palm toward the ocean. When you come to 3rd and Palm...Silver Strand Blvd is the next street...turn right...it's one building over. Bring a dish to share. Coming from out of town... don't worry about bringing anything. I checked Mapquest.com and for some reason it shows that address at 7th and Palm.... DON'T GO THERE... continue on palm 'til 3rd street. Do not go up the Silver Strand towards Coronado, continue on Palm until you get to 3rd.

SUNDAY AFTERNOON..Sept 5. IB Pier... Noon... hamburgers, hotdogs and soda furnished. Bring a dish to share. Coming from out of town...just come...don't worry about bringing a dish for Friday or Sunday. Don't forget to bring a chair.
How cool is this? See ya there.
Fri 27 Aug 2010 12:37:51
Name :d
Email :Joe
Message
 I remember my very first day in those class rooms. We lined up behind that old flag pole. My knees were shaking so hard I couldn't hardly walk or even talk for that matter.
Went to public kindergarten and never saw a NUN before.
Funny thing going back and forth to work in my uniform I get asked al the time if I'm a NUN. LOL
Fri 27 Aug 2010 07:01:52
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 I started out in the old classroom by the church. That was first grade then for 2nd grade we were in the newer classrooms..
Thu 26 Aug 2010 08:35:23
Name :d
Email :
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Bela Lagusi is one of my HEROES.
How did you know?
I used to open my window every nite
hoping I would be turned before sunup.
Ha ha ha
Thu 26 Aug 2010 12:14:35
Name :d
Email :
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 Does any one remember Toni talking about the get together at Fleet Reserve on the 3rd?
There is a mention on the bulletin board but not about bringing a dish or what time.
Thu 26 Aug 2010 12:14:10
Name :d
Email :Joe
Message
 It seems we went further to maybe a big one by ElCajon. I remember the old bus was so full on those trips. O Gosh they were so much fun. Did you start in the classroom right next to the old church or did you start in the next newer ones on the other side of the rectory where the church was by your time?
I have to say the swiss park was my most favorite time of all and I had nine years of it. Never got tired of going there. SIGH!!!!!
Wed 25 Aug 2010 05:18:00
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 Yep played miniature golf in CV where did you play?
Saw the old movie about Knute Rockne in the old church
We also did class plays there.
Oh ya I remember the school bus trip to see the Ten Commandments and the Robe.
Also school picnics at Swiss Park. Yep those were the good old days
Wed 25 Aug 2010 02:57:27
Name :d
Email :joe
Message
 Did you go to the miniature golfing? Did you go to the movies they played in the old original church(Right on corner of elm & 18th). I remember the movie was White Cloud I remember going to down town to see the ten commandments and the robe on the school bus.Oooh those are the innocent times.
Wed 25 Aug 2010 07:23:04
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 Sorry didn't know Mullen......I went
a couple of times to the CYO
Wed 25 Aug 2010 01:37:33
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
Pimps! That's what they looked like!!! :) 
Wed 25 Aug 2010 12:08:35
Name :d
Email :PAW&jo
Message
 If I remember correctly we called that style Zuit suits or Pimp suits.
That depended what class you were in.
They are still worn by the pimps with the addition of the matching hats.
Tue 24 Aug 2010 10:54:10
Name :Jo
Email :PAW
Message
I can remember a pal of mine set me up on a blind date one time....she had to damn near strangle me to get me to agree....I told her if he showed up wearing a white belt and shoee...well that was gonna be it....sure enough, I opened the door...white shoes and white belt...closed the door in his face.....(I was mean).....I couldnt stomach the fashions...I mean, these guys actually thought they looked cool....what ever happened to the James Dean look? Now that was hot!
Tue 24 Aug 2010 10:28:18
Name :To Jo and d
Email :From PAW
Message
I agree with you two on the disco era fashion. It was a horrible time. Bell bottom double knit pants in atrocious colors. Shirts with great big collars. Neckties five inches wide. Wide lapel mens suit jackets. God awful square-toed shoes with thick soles.
It was especially hard on a buttoned down Ivy League dresser like me.
Tue 24 Aug 2010 07:50:43
Name :d
Email :joe
Message
Do you remember a guy named 'Steven Mullen at St Charles.
That guy was my nemesis (I think that's the right word)
He used to tease me till I could spit nails!
Did you go to the CYO
Tue 24 Aug 2010 12:49:15
Name :d
Email :jo
Message
 You should have gone horse back riding with me.
Wild new experiences everyday. :-)

I wish now that I would've used a saddle once in a while. Could've saved some of my brain cells Ha ha ha ha
Tue 24 Aug 2010 11:47:47
Name :Jo
Email :
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In the disco era, I stayed in the house...couldn't stand the hideous fashions.....yuk...jeans and a tee shirt is still my all the time wardrobe...same as in the 60's....
Sat 21 Aug 2010 06:42:28
Name :d
Email :h
Message
In the disco era I wore cut off jeans and cut off sweatshirts and rode my horse almost all day in the river bottom and the beach.
Could getting bucked off at least three times a day count as disco duck dancing.
My horse "sultan" had blue eyes and was the worst spook of shadows and helicopters. Ha ha ha
Sat 21 Aug 2010 04:51:21
Name :Disco Hank
Email :d
Message
I notice you haven't admitted you wore disco clothes.. and I'm betting my bell bottoms that you wont send me some photos of you in your disco clothes.. no way.

Only dufus like me is willing to post a photo of himself in disco clothes.

Sat 21 Aug 2010 04:42:05
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 oopos that was to H from D
Sat 21 Aug 2010 04:28:17
Name :henry
Email :d
Message
 Did you ever go to the ole bowling alley when it was the country bumpkin and disco club?
Thu 19 Aug 2010 11:05:32
Name :d
Email :h
Message
What is buttology? How much does it cost?
What is the number for making that appointment and more information?

LOL


Luv ya guy and SEE YA IN HELL!
Thu 19 Aug 2010 07:00:48
Name :Tavolta
Email :A Travesty
Message
 Knock, Knock! Who is there? Disca. Disca who? Dis cause you don't know crap about dressing disco.

Yoweeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
Thu 19 Aug 2010 06:56:55
Name :Noose
Email :Arrrghhhhhh
Message
 Nectie Party????????????????/
Thu 19 Aug 2010 05:38:32
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
Yeah, yeah.. I know, I know.. I'm going to hell.

But one thing for sure is... I won't be alone....

Thu 19 Aug 2010 05:26:31
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
QUOTE: "My butt's still sore"

Hey.. what a coincidence.

I just started a Buttology business. I'm sure I can fix your butt.

Make an appointment with my secretary.... and wear something skimpy, please

Thu 19 Aug 2010 03:31:56
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 Who dressed you that day?
And watch who you're calling old!
I was so young then and mow feel like an old GEEZER body oin a twenty year old mind. Ha ha ha
Thu 19 Aug 2010 03:29:34
Name :d
Email :jo
Message
 My butt's still sore my niece went over some huge bumps. the longer we were out there the more she tried to dump me. Ha ha ha
I love her more for that ride!!!!
Thu 19 Aug 2010 02:50:04
Name :Joe
Email :Henry
Message
 Yep you are so right about your statement of 'birth control' or are
you trying to be a Midnight Cowboy?
Thu 19 Aug 2010 02:12:41
Name :Sad Hank
Email :too late
Message
GAWD.. looking at that photo of me today, I have to ask... WHAT WAS I THINKIN!!!!!!!!!!

Looking at that photo of me today.. all I can say is... It's a dang good thing I was married at the time... because I look like an advertisement for birth control.

Thu 19 Aug 2010 02:00:45
Name :Disco Hank
Email :Disco
Message
I'll admit my part.

When "bell bottom" pants came out.. I said I would drop dead before I would ever wear them.

Guess, what.. not only did I eventually put on me some tight bell bottom pants... I wore me some polyester shirts.. and even one of them silk scarf's... Hey I ain't proud of it.. I'm just sayin...

But I will say this.. I was pretty friggen hot!!!



Thu 19 Aug 2010 01:54:45
Name :Henry
Email :oldies
Message
 I'm curious about how old you oldies are.

Were any of you oldies young enough to participate in the Disco craze??.. by that I mean, did you ever wear the disco clothes.. and go disco dancing???

DON'T LIE!!!... I will know if you are lying to me!


Thu 19 Aug 2010 01:45:16
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
I tell ya if I got on one of those I'd be in traction for 6 months!!!!
Thu 19 Aug 2010 12:10:37
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
Isn't "riding quads" a little too dangerous for an old lady???

Don't yell at me, I'm sensitive!!

Mon 16 Aug 2010 05:21:41
Name :d
Email :Lollie
Message
 Thank You.
Just got back from riding quads on the sand dunes. It was the best! So much cooler that walking through the shops.
Hate for this to end, but got more places to go, Bufadora and Puerto Nuevo for lobster tomorrow. Than home play with puppies and off again to Lajolla and back to IB a couple days and the fun is over. Back to work!!
You have fun in Denver, girl. bet it's also hot there.
Mon 16 Aug 2010 03:03:54
Name :Lollie
Email :d
Message
Good for you! Enjoy every single second of your vacation. Have some fun for the rest of us as well. I'm leaving for a "mini" trip on Thursday to Colorado Springs. I have a sister who lives there and another sister will be flying in from San Diego. Should be lots of fun.
Mon 16 Aug 2010 02:38:14
Name :d
Email :jo
Message
 Oh yeah, We're having a blast.
Have to come back to the hotel to cool off a bit.
Going to rent quads now and see the beaches.
The the banana boat, Yes!!!!
Mon 16 Aug 2010 02:32:50
Name :Jo
Email :d
Message
 woowoo!! Have fun!!
Sun 15 Aug 2010 07:26:47
Name :d
Email :
Message
 We are on the beach in the Sea of Cortez!!!!
AWESOME
One little problem
It's hotter than **** LOL
Fri 13 Aug 2010 03:56:37
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
Hey, wait a cotton picken minute here!!... you're supposed to be 'asceered of me!!!

You ain't playin by the rules!!! The rules clearly state.. you are supposed to be 'asceered of me and never, ever taunt Evil Me... thems the rules. If you break the rules.. you ain't gonna get no sympathy from anybody for the consequences that befall you.


Fri 13 Aug 2010 02:19:41
Name :d
Email :eh
Message
 Girls get girlie. I don't think you'd appreciate us any other way.
Would you????

Just have a supberb day, OK?
PHLY
Thu 12 Aug 2010 05:36:18
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
Don't go all "girlie" on me... you don't need to thank me for nuttin!!!

I'm charming, witty, and pretty. And I'm a legend in my own mind.

You are "prey" to me.... and If you are smart.. I will be seeing your tail lights in the dust.

Hey.. it ain't easy being me... trust me on that.

rum n coke #7



Wed 11 Aug 2010 04:19:45
Name :d
Email :
Message
 Thank You H
Wed 11 Aug 2010 04:09:04
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
Please don't go there. You have done NOTHING wrong.

I'm the "asshole" of the boards. I tease and taunt. But I mean no harm. I have not been able to stop being the a-hole I am... as much as I try.

Confession... as the Webmaster I feel like it's my responsiblitly to try and enterain the alumni. So I behave badly... I'm kinda like the "Jerry Springer" of our website.

Sometimes I score and sometimes I don't. I'm just doing the best I can. Guess what?.. I do ask myself why I do the things I do...

I intentionally make myself the Jester, the a-hole, for your entertainment. Maybe I'm wrong.. I don't know.

But one thing I hope you will always believe... I lub me some Mariners...

Wed 11 Aug 2010 04:05:47
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 OK H
I've had my Diet Coke fix and can battle til time for work. You are on senor!
Wed 11 Aug 2010 03:46:14
Name :d
Email :I appologize
Message
OK don't have a clue where that came from. I think you skunked me on the teasing. I should be so much tougher that you. I walk the bridge and border half the week and should be so much stronger than that.
So sorry and luv ya H
Wed 11 Aug 2010 03:43:28
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
HA!!... you don't know me very well do you.. I will torment you and I don't give up.

The other girlies on these boards have learned their lesson... but nooooo you want to poke and play with the devil incarnate.

Make your bed.. but then you have to lie in it!!... and you won't get no sympathy from any of the other girls.

I HAVE NO MERCY!!!

Wed 11 Aug 2010 03:27:09
Name :d
Email :hh
Message
 You don't get it either. We get old and half dead and just don't care about that sexy stuff anymore. We just work to pay off our bills and retire when we're too reTIRED to have real fun.
All your work on me is failing this week, H. Sorry
Wed 11 Aug 2010 03:12:51
Name :Honest Hank
Email :d
Message
I think it's funny.. that TODAY you are soo shy.

In school you used to wear tight sweaters and tight skirts.... and now I'm a HORN DOG???

Give me a break!!!... I was a "horn dog" in high school.. and I'm a horndog still. You hot babes have to deal with it. And it's not like you tried to turn us high school horndogs OFF!!.. nope you didn't.

Yep.. you girls are STILL remembered from High School.. guess why??..

PULEEEZE tell me you ain't that naive...

Guess what.. at the Breakfast Club.. when us oldies meet.. you know what the guys talk about???... IT'S THE GIRLS WE KNEW IN HIGH SCHOOL.. that's the truth.. I don't lie.

rum n coke #7

Wed 11 Aug 2010 03:02:02
Name :d
Email :
Message
 "no getting around it"


GOOD THING I'M NOT AN OLD HORNDOG


That's a wide open joke waiting to happen.
Wed 11 Aug 2010 02:45:07
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
Actually the name "clouds in my coffee".. is named "You're so vain", it's a song written and sang by Carly Simon to her ex-hubby James Taylor.

Seems that James was a cheating, asshole.... hmmm.. that pretty much nails me too. don't it... Oh well.. I never promised you a Rose Garden....

I posted the song for you on the Heathens Board. I can be vewy, vewy charming. BUT... an a-hole is an a-hole.. and there ain't no gettin around it.. not that I'm trying to get around being an a-hole. It's natures design.


Wed 11 Aug 2010 02:33:19
Name :d
Email :
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 DON'T FORGET JO'S ANNIVERSARY TODAY.
THEY ROCK AND THIS IS THEIR DAY!!!!!!
Wed 11 Aug 2010 02:18:04
Name :d
Email :sih
Message
 If I could play a song for you it would be "clouds in my coffee"
Ha ha ha
sih looks like Iranian or something? LOL
Wed 11 Aug 2010 01:54:14
Name :sweet innocent Hank
Email :d
Message
"Old Fart"???... you like being mean to "sweet innocent Hank", don't you!!!

Remember "Karma"???... "what goes around comes around"

I still have my "mood ring".. remember those??... hey!!.. they work!!.. I'm looking at mine right now!!... and it's telling me I'm on the verge of POUTING!!!!

Wed 11 Aug 2010 01:41:57
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 Ha ha ha
You old fart! Oops did I say it again?
At least it's not diapers yet. LOL
Wed 11 Aug 2010 11:42:00
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
Who you callin OLD!!!!

GRANNY PANTIES!!
GRANNY PANTIES!!

Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:38:55
Name :d
Email :h
Message
Pouting is a good thing. It makes you resemble the KING a bit. It's cute!
OLD HORNDOG
OLD HORNDOG
Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:32:57
Name :Asshole #1
Email :Joe
Message
Ok.. that makes sense. I'm not used to you talking sense.

I LUB YOU!!

Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:24:31
Name :Joe
Email :Henry
Message
 hahahah Yeah I'm your wing man, however this is someone from my past that I would like to know who it is.
After all isn't that one of the goals of this web site to find old lost friends?
Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:20:18
Name :Henry
Email :Joe
Message
Hey, don't be "hitting" on my girlie friends.... a "wing man" is not supposed to behave like that....

Are you my "wing man" or not???



Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:12:40
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 Yeah email me you have my curiosity up on who you are
Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:03:33
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
QUOTE: "YOU OLD HORNDOG!"

Ok.. I can handle "horndog".. but "old"!!!... you just put me on the "bad side" of you.... I'm STILL pretty!!!... don't make me pout!!.. it's not a pretty sight!!!

rum n coke #7

Mon 09 Aug 2010 05:02:33
Name :d
Email :Joe
Message
 You are right i did mess up but I do know you and also had Rupert and Lucille also. You probably went to school with my ex's brother. I'll e-mail that though.Talk later
Mon 09 Aug 2010 04:44:39
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 Hmmmmm I'm confused I didn't get an email about not being able to open forwards......Maybe someone else?
I have know tommy since first grade and yeah he has been sick.
Sister Mary Rupert was my favorite and also Sister Mary Lucllie
My email address is rocketman@cox.net.
Is that the one you sent your email to?
Mon 09 Aug 2010 04:34:49
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 You are too funny!
YOU OLD HORNDOG!
Mon 09 Aug 2010 04:33:02
Name :d
Email :Joe
Message
 Yes we do, sir.
I e-mailed you this am about not being able to open the forwards. See You & the Mrs Saturday.
You caught me playing, don't tell on me.
What sisters did you have. I had Sister Mary Euginia (the best), Francesca. LaSalle in 9th grade (evil) but she liked me. Skip Woods was in my class and Tommy Alcaraz was behind a year whom I saw last week and he has been a very sick puppy.
Hey do you know if St Charles has a web site?
Mon 09 Aug 2010 04:19:39
Name :Joe
Email :d
Message
 We must know each other as I went to ST. Charles from the first grade thru the 7th then I went to Southwest jr high.....I left St Charles in 1958.
Joe McCurdy class of 63
Mon 09 Aug 2010 04:09:55
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
You never got pregnant until 25???... well guess what!!.. the only reason you didn't get pregnant was cuz you weren't "doin" it right!!!

Mon 09 Aug 2010 03:51:36
Name :d
Email :h
Message
 Ha ha ha ha
We never did so I never got pregnant til 25. Oh that was old, huh? LOL
Mon 09 Aug 2010 03:08:06
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
You're momma told you RIGHT!!... "kissin" will get you pregnant!!.... trust me on that!!!

You wouldn't be here if your momma hadn't started kissin some dufus.


Mon 09 Aug 2010 01:53:04
Name :d
Email :PAW/easy one/h
Message
 I'm '61 but mostly lived with my grandma in Palm City. She told me that a meteor had crashed there where the Big Sky Drive in was built hence the name Big Sky. Never went there with a boy til 11th or 12th grade just one time never again.
I always remember my mom saying kissing will get you pregnant. I believed her til the end of 12th grade and didn't get pregnant either.
Maybe it would've been more fun if I tried sooner. But I think I would still like it with the right boy.
Mon 09 Aug 2010 01:38:51
Name :d
Email :Lollie
Message
 No it's the one on 18th and Elm
Went to San Ysidro one once wwith my best friends family. Don't remember a thing 'cept I was so scared. I don't even remember why.
They also took me to one in TJ and that was awesome and so beautiful. I even understood it cause back them it was all in latin.
Have a great day, Lollie
Sun 08 Aug 2010 04:54:01
Name :Lollie
Email :d
Message
Was St. Charles the Catholic Church in San Ysidro? It's been so long I can't remember the name of the church. But it was the church in San Ysidro where we went to the dances. It was fun. They would have outdoor dances most of the time.
Sun 08 Aug 2010 10:32:40
Name :d
Email :Lollie
Message
 When you lived in SanYsidro or Nestor, Did you ever go to any CYO dances at St Charles? I graduated there in the ninth grade in '59.
Yes I'm old but was wondering if they still had the dances there?
Sat 07 Aug 2010 06:33:57
Name :Jo
Email :Kathy
Message
YES!...thats them...mine are pink.....made you look like a martian when you had them all over your head!
Sat 07 Aug 2010 02:35:34
Name :Kathy
Email :Jo
Message
 Weren't they little rubber thingies that you rolled the piece of hair on and then snapped the two ends in place to hold it? I recall the ones I'm thinking of were brown rubber.
Fri 06 Aug 2010 07:47:28
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Drat
Message
Ya know what?... I have been tormenting LOLLIE forever..and I caint seem to get a "rise" out of her!!!

Evil Hank don't like being ignored!!!... it realy hurts my petutie... I think I have a petutie.. but I'm not sure....

Fri 06 Aug 2010 04:13:29
Name :?
Email :Jo
Message
 Spoolies were a kind of hair roller ...I haven't thought of those in a long time
Fri 06 Aug 2010 03:39:51
Name :To Easy One
Email :From PAW
Message
 Big Sky? After it was built? As I remember it was built either late 53 or early 54. I'm class of 56. You must be about the same, huh?
Fri 06 Aug 2010 01:39:39
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
kinda trivia....does anyone remember what spoolies are? :) the reason I ask is we are weeding out the house (37 yrs worth) and I found mine from the 60's...I think Im sorta a pack rat......:)
Fri 06 Aug 2010 09:18:53
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 The Harbor Drive In was the one we went to. Later the Big Sky, after it was built. Never in the back seat. In the front seat with the boy I went with, it was his car. Another couple in the back seat.
Thu 05 Aug 2010 02:14:00
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Lollie
Message
Sorry Lollie.... I have no mercy. I lubs you... and "if I'm lyin I'm dyin"...

Yeah, yeah... I know, I know..I'm going to hell... oh well...

Thu 05 Aug 2010 12:42:28
Name :Henry
Email :Ms. Ain't Misbehaving
Message
NOPE.. that don't help. You are too old... way too old.

In my day we had moving pictures..... I think it was "Louis Lumiere" who invented the first movie thingy in 1891.... WAY after your time.. LOL

In the 1950's us cool kats went to the drive-in movies. You missed a really good time.. LOL

Thu 05 Aug 2010 12:22:10
Name :Ms. Ain't Misbehaving
Email :Planking
Message
 Henry, In the days of the pioneer's most familes had two room cabins. The back room was where all the beds were. when a young suitor came to visit a girl, the father of the house would take them to the back room, put them in close but separate beds and place a huge wooden plank between them. The practice became known as 'Planking.'

Now, about the drive in theater and a cars back seat for supposedly making out. Henry, it was still instilled in young women to have a suitor meet her in the back...the back seat in this case. I don't remember if the back seats I was in had the slot for the board. However, Planking was the thing to do.
Does that help?
Thu 05 Aug 2010 12:06:21
Name :Bad Hank
Email :alumni girls
Message
I'm on "rum n coke" number... number... ah whatever!!

I want to ask a question.. and this question was precipitated by me driving past the drive-in movie theater in Imperial Beach yesterday.. yep, it's still there and still working.

So, here is my question for you oldie girls: Mar Vista alumni boys were always trying to get you Mar Vista alumni girls in the "back seat" at the drive-in movie theater.

The question for you oldie girls is... did you ever go to a drive-in move and "make-out" in the back seat??

It would be a BIG plus if you tell us guys why you girls agreed to get in the back seat at the driver-in... were you that naive???

rum n coke #5... Yep, I'm going to hell for asking... oh well...




Wed 04 Aug 2010 11:19:37
Name :Jawbone
Email :I Know what you mean
Message
 Lollie, As dirt poor as we were, I still had a great stay in San Ysidro. I did hang out at the pool hall when I had the time off from work.

Do you remember Grady's Bar? The feed store? The corner restaurant where they made fantastic chicken fried steaks? The dance studio where movie stars came to learn their moves? Rita Hayworth? All the horsemen when Caliente was up and running?

How time fly's. I do recollect having mostly good times in San Ysidro. However, we went to eat often in Chula Vista and attended the movies there on occasion.

Glad you had some good memories of the town.

have a happy
Wed 04 Aug 2010 05:25:41
Name :Lollie
Email :Jawbone
Message
We lived in San Ysidro from around 1962 to 1964 before moving to Nestor. They were the best years of my life. I had the best of friends (Richardson, Osgood, Coleman and Smith families) just to name a few. It was still quaint then. We had the drugstore with the best cherry cokes and floats around. Went to the community dances and the dances at the Catholic school. I read just about every book in the library. Swam in the trailer pool all summer long. The best tortilla shop was just a block from the trailer park where we lived. My mom could buy groceries on credit and pay the bill once a month. The store was right across the street from where we lived. I could roam all over San Ysidro and feel safe (I would have been about 13-15 years old). Life was good then.
Wed 04 Aug 2010 05:09:13
Name :Jawbone
Email :San Ysidro
Message
 Lollie, when did you live in San Ysidro? Was it still quaint? I lived there form 1951-1952. All that has changed now.
have a happy
Tue 03 Aug 2010 08:01:37
Name :Anyone remember
Email :
Message
 Beryl the bus driver?
Tue 03 Aug 2010 04:49:45
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 I well remember Tex and Red. One or the other drove the 3 years that I went to South West. Both of them were just the best bus driver's ever. They let us get away with pretty much everything and anything. It was pretty rare when we got so wild, that they would pull the bus over and scold us.
Tue 03 Aug 2010 12:28:00
Name :Kathy
Email :
Message
 I think I still recall the bus number and driver from Southwest Jr. High.
I'm pretty sure it was bus #17 and his name was TEX. I got on near the corner of 3rd and Elm.
Tue 03 Aug 2010 09:41:49
Name :Lollie
Email :A Walk Down Memory Lane
Message
The song playing now ("You're Just Too Good To Be True") reminds me of some of the dances I use to go to...this was the one song that everyone in the room would sing along with when it was played. Even now, if I'm listening to an Oldies station on the radio, it's the one song I'll sing.

Another sing-along-time was on the bus ride home from school. On the bus ride to school (when we lived in San Ysidro and Nestor) no one said a word, everyone was still asleep. But on the way home, the bus would rock with all of us singing to the radio. It's funny, I had the same bus driver all throughout Jr. High and High School. He was rather a cool guy...I think his name was Red Ballard or something like that. He was a big, older man (at least he seemed old to us then, he was probably in his 40's - lol.) but he wasn't too strict and allowed us to have some fun.

Started with dancing but ended up talking about a bus driver. Now that's going all over the place. Nice memories, though.

Fri 30 Jul 2010 03:34:07
Name :Bad Hank
Email :girlies
Message
I know you girls hate me.. but in the deep recesses of your heart.. YOU LUB ME... I am vewy, vewy lubbable.

You ain't never ever met a guy as honest as me.. nope, not even your hubby.

It's a FACT... you have secrets.. and so does your hubby. I'm your worst nightmare.. because I don't lie.

I'm thinkin that maybe I should lay off the "rum n coke"... it's kinda like a "truth serum"...LOL


Fri 30 Jul 2010 11:49:37
Name :d
Email :
Message
 I'm going to agree with Kathy here.
Almost all the old "sock hop" songs have a memory or two attached. That makes very hard to narrow it doen to just one.
While at work these three came to mind.
Cry Cry Baby
Sleep Walk
and My Prayer of course.

Cheers!
Thu 29 Jul 2010 05:56:10
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 Mine would be, MOMENT'S TO REMEMBER". I don't hear it that much on the radio, but I do have it on CD. I cry almost evertime I play it. It brings back such wonderful, happy times of growing up in Imperial Beach. Memories are so beautiful of times gone by, for me. 'EARTH ANGEL AND "SINCERELY" also make my heart sing. But all the songs from the 50's, tug at my heart strings.
Thu 29 Jul 2010 03:38:25
Name :Kathy
Email :Lollie
Message
 I can't name just one, it would be a three way tie between:

My Prayer - The Platters

Thinking of you - the Jaguars

Lover's never say Goodbye-The Flamingos

Thu 29 Jul 2010 01:54:53
Name :Lollie
Email :
Message
Okay, all you Oldies...what one song from the past always turns you to mush everytime you hear it?

For me, it would be Elvis' "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You."

Funny because I was never a big Elvis fan (my mother was way in love with him) but this song goes straight to my innards and makes my "liver quiver."

I even dream of dancing to this song with my husband.
Thu 29 Jul 2010 01:46:43
Name :Lollie
Email :
Message
That song always puts a lump in my throat...it's so achingly beautiful.
Wed 28 Jul 2010 07:30:52
Name :Nerdy Hank
Email :Kathy
Message
WOW... you just made my day....

I wish you would have been more aggressive in High School.. I was so shy.. I WANT A "DO OVER"!!!... I'm more brazen today...LOL...

Still lub you..

Wed 28 Jul 2010 07:24:55
Name :Kathy
Email :BH
Message
 I always loved that song....
Love you too and you don't annoy me!!!!
Wed 28 Jul 2010 07:18:35
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Kathy
Message
Music from me to you... "Please love me forever".

Another Henryism: "every thing dies except love"...

rum n coke #10

Annoying, aint I...

Tue 27 Jul 2010 05:13:52
Name :Kathy
Email :
Message
 
My rural carrier has worked at this same job for over 30 years and he's only 51...started young. You know, don't you that out here in the boonies they drive their own vehicles with big signs slapped on "U.S. Mail" and a beacon perched on the roof. ha ha...
At least my carrier has some class, he drives a white SUV with a right hand drive, but I've seen everything from sedans to convertibles...its funny.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 01:55:34
Name :Easy One
Email :Postal Workers
Message
 I do have to admit, we had a mail carrier years ago that was awesome. We had 5 teenage kids, with cars, they each had friends that had cars. This Mail Carrier would go over, around, under and through a car parked in front of the mail box to get our mail to us. We always left him a fifth of McNaughten in our mail box at Christmas time. His drink of choice. He would even take time to visit and look over the car's, when one of the kids got a different one. He was the best. Sad day when he retired.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 01:12:46
Name :Lollie
Email :Kathy
Message
We have a friend who worked for the Post Office here in Omaha for 40 years. He loved every minute of it. He would have continued to work for them but they offered him a retirement deal he couldn't refuse.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 12:41:29
Name :Kathy
Email :
Message
 Well for everything negative that one can say about the postal service, I have to say they pay me very, very well and I love working for them as long as I must work. Besides, we live in a small rural area and the rules are pretty lax probably compared to a bigger city as far as cars in front of boxes, etc, maybe that's why the mail is always delivered.?
Tue 27 Jul 2010 11:50:33
Name :d
Email :postal
Message
 Every time I go to mail something to Alaska, they ask me if I want two day guarantee. I have to control the laughter coming out of me.
The mail goes to Ketchikan, Ak
From there it goes on a float plane to outlying communities (weather permitting).
Sometimes in the winter there are three weeks before you get mail. Heaven forbid there are perishables in it. LOL
We loved our pilots to death when they finally came in. The whole town would be there cheering.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 11:11:58
Name :Lollie
Email :Easy One/Kathy
Message
We have a gal who has been delivering our mail for quite some time now and she does a fantastic job. However, they don't deliver anymore if we get too much snow or it's below a certain temperature. And like Easy One mentioned, they're not suppose to deliver if there's a car in front of the mailbox. Our mail carriers likes us enought that she will usually get out of her truck if it's not our cars parked in front of the mailbox.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 10:03:45
Name :Easy One
Email :Kathy
Message
 You have better postal carriers then we do. Ours are just wienie's I guess.Another fault. Some of them can't read. Forever getting someone else's mail. The price of a stamp is getting to be to much, like everything else. Oh well, life goes on. I remember as a kid, the mail carrier deliverd the mail on foot. He would park his rig and walk the neighborhood.
Tue 27 Jul 2010 06:50:32
Name :Kathy
Email :Easy One
Message
Well, here in the midwest we have some pretty good storms, including ice and snow in the winter and I've NEVER had the rural carrier fail to deliver no matter what. As for the dogs....ask Ralph...that's what they use the MACE for if necessary. USPS is very dependable, I'll say that for sure.
Mon 26 Jul 2010 11:31:32
Name :Easy One
Email :Postal Workers
Message
 Ya gotta live where they have Rain, Sleet and Snow. The mail does not always get through. Nor does it get through if there is a car parked in front of your mail box, or if you live on a rough dirt road. Get the road fixed and you will get your mail. No way no how is the mail going to get to you if your mail box is on your house and you have a dog.
Thu 22 Jul 2010 03:17:06
Name :Henry
Email :postal workers
Message
Willing to risk "death daily" for $25 a week???... HEY COUNT ME IN!!!... LOL

Thu 22 Jul 2010 03:13:52
Name :Henry
Email :the post office
Message
You know...the Post Office gets a lot of bad press and bad impressions by the populace.

But... I don't think WE give them the credit for the HUMONGOUS task they perform.

Personally, I would be willing to compare the Post Office to ANY business or organization in the world.

The post office is not an entity unto itself.. it's composed of people.. worker bees and management bees... all human, with all the pluses and minus that comes with being human.

The Post Office... the Pony Express... here is an ad for pony express riders:

WANTED
Young, skinny, wiry fellows, not over 18.
Must be expert riders, willing to risk death daily.
Orphans preferred. Wages $25 a week

"Mark Twain, who saw the Pony Express in action first hand, described a rider as: "... usually a little bit of a man". Though small in stature, their untarnished record proved them to have hearts of lions. History would record that they were among the most durable horsemen ever."

"Through rain sleet and snow".... lets give the Postal Workers a break. You wouldn't want them to go all "postal" on you, would you?... LOL


Wed 21 Jul 2010 07:26:56
Name :Kathy
Email :Me
Message
 You would Double hate it now (the p.o)
There are so many changes in how everything is done and SO much micro
management, you wouldn't believe it.
(You probably keep in touch with people who know what I mean). They also are such cheapskates they won't pay me for the overtime for working 42.5 hrs a week, so I have to bring in a sub for 2.5 hrs. one afternoon a week.
Wed 21 Jul 2010 07:23:19
Name :Kathy
Email :
Message
 
Wed 21 Jul 2010 05:12:31
Name :me
Email :
Message
 double mention for emphasis. :>)
Wed 21 Jul 2010 05:12:02
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Kathy,

The post office is something I certainly don't miss.
Wed 21 Jul 2010 05:12:01
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Kathy,

The post office is something I certainly don't miss.
Wed 21 Jul 2010 01:47:37
Name :Jo
Email :Kathy
Message
 Miss ya!!
Wed 21 Jul 2010 12:36:53
Name :KaTHY
Email :Jo
Message
 Kathy has been working her butt off
6 days a week at the ole'post office covering for the PostMaster who broke her foot and had surgery. I've been f/time since March. Not much time to be on line.
Wed 21 Jul 2010 10:45:50
Name :d
Email :
Message
 WHERE THE SURF
MEETS THE TURF
OUT AT OLD DEL MAR


Opening day at Del Mar.
Zenyatta get your 18th today?
Go Zenyatta.


I still love our song H
Wed 21 Jul 2010 01:27:42
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
 Where has Kathy been?
Tue 20 Jul 2010 04:53:33
Name :Lollie
Email :PAW
Message
I had a friend who was in Desert Storm. He said the enemy couldn't surrender fast enough for that very reason.
Tue 20 Jul 2010 02:39:35
Name :To Lollie
Email :From PAW
Message
Your German soldier story reminded me of something I read some time back.
A former German prisoner in the US said that the way to survive a war was to be against the US and get captured quickly. You will be well fed and comfortable and outlive the war. 
Mon 19 Jul 2010 11:10:59
Name :me
Email :
Message
 You really can't figure it out, can you?
Mon 19 Jul 2010 09:56:33
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
NO!!... YOU go forward and look at the finger I'm holding up...
Mon 19 Jul 2010 09:54:18
Name :d
Email :lollie
Message
 I do believe it was God nudging me. I was on His door steps for Pete's sake.
For all it's worth I'm glad all this happened.
That's and amazing story about the POW.
I hope he ended up reuniting with his family.
Mon 19 Jul 2010 08:11:23
Name :me
Email :
Message
 
"And you know that how???

I'm not even sure what that means.. 'esplain please "


Go back and look at your posts.
Mon 19 Jul 2010 07:07:26
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Lollie
Message
What a wonderful experience.. I don't mean the bad things... I mean the comforting of God.

It's just my opinion.. but I don't believe that God interferes with our lives...as you said.. what happens to us is a matter of our choices... and a matter of luck.

Can I kiss you now?... or would that be too much of a sin??.. I'll take a hug if that is more innocuous.. I likes hugging...


Mon 19 Jul 2010 07:04:50
Name :Lollie
Email :d
Message
Thanks d...I was a little nervous putting the information out there although the abuse didn't come from anything like you mentioned.

However, my husband's family has an interesting soldier story right after World War II. There was a German soldier who was in a POW camp here in the states at the end of World War II. Once the war was over, the government released the POW's that were here in the states but didn't offer to help them get back to Germany. This man ended up on my father-in-law's farm as a hired hand and lived many years with the family. My husband doesn't know what happended to him.

I was reminded of that story by your soldier comment.

(I'm glad God was able to use that moment for good in your life. I love Him too.)
Mon 19 Jul 2010 06:21:04
Name :d
Email :
Message
 Lollie, I'm so sorry about your childhood. I know some things that can and have happened especially after the depression and our parents had to rent out our rooms to soldiers and sailers to pay the rent.
When I was older and at a party, I was uncomfortable there so left on foot and went to a church and it was locked. I sat on the steps crying my heart out bedause God had locked me out. But some how that was a changing point in my life and I stopped drinking and toking and found a very nice church that helped me get everything strait. I do love God so much now.
Mon 19 Jul 2010 06:05:23
Name :Lollie
Email :Henry
Message
I'm with you, I couldn't love God if He condoned the abuse and torturing of children. I don't think the problem lies with God...it lies in the evil choices which men/women make.

I'm telling you more about myself than I really should but it might help see God in the suffering.

As a young child I suffered from some pretty gruesome abuses (which I won't go into at this time). True story...this just happened at the beginning of this past June...I asked God about those times and I asked Him where He was when those things occurred.

You're going to think I'm loony tunes but that's okay because I know the experience was real...God took me back to that time in my life and showed me where He was. At one point, I was sitting up against a wall sobbing (I must have been about 3 or 4 years old at the time) and there sat Jesus next to me with His arms around me sobbing right along with me. His face was buried in my hair. He was consoling me and saying over and over, "I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. This isn't what I intended for your life. I'm so sorry."

Unfortunately, there have been those who have done their evil deeds in the name of God but it wasn't God who inflicted the pain, it was a direct result of human choices.

I know this doesn't answer all the theological questions surrounding the "why's" but it's what I know to be true in my heart.
Mon 19 Jul 2010 05:26:39
Name :curious Hank
Email :me
Message
Does everybody have TWO SIDES OF THEIR MOUTH.. or am I special???

Mon 19 Jul 2010 05:08:45
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
And you know that how???

I'm not even sure what that means.. 'esplain please
Mon 19 Jul 2010 04:46:37
Name :me
Email :
Message
 You're talking out of 2 sides of your mouth. :>)
Mon 19 Jul 2010 04:02:29
Name :Obi-Juan-Canolli.. aka your pappy Hank
Email :me... aka grasshoppah
Message
Blaming God for our happenings... is not cool.. it is not true.

God created us... but he left us to find our own way... the good bad and ugly.

That's my opinion... and I am Obi-Juan.. so you better listen up!!

Mon 19 Jul 2010 03:44:11
Name :Obi-Juan-Canolli
Email :me... aka grasshoppah
Message
Humans are doing the torture and killing of children. And if you attribute that to "God"... as God's "will".. then you are one big fat dufus.

It is NOT God's will.. God does not interfere in our lives.. take it from Obi-Juan

Mon 19 Jul 2010 03:39:28
Name :me
Email :
Message
I "have" to comment,

 " but it seems that ordinary humans have a heart... but God?.. I'm not so sure."

Sooo, who is doing the torturing and killing you mention?
Mon 19 Jul 2010 01:51:56
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
Well.. I don't really want to get into religion.... but, being the a-hole I am... I have to comment.

God has a "heart"??.... babies/children are being tortured and killed EVERY day!.. as I type, at this moment, there is a child being tortured and or killed somewhere.

Is that a God with a heart?.. is that a God you would want to worship?

I don't know.. I'm just a human.. a caveman.. but it seems that ordinary humans have a heart... but God?.. I'm not so sure.

Sun 18 Jul 2010 09:14:03
Name :d
Email :God's heart
Message
 In the Catholic Churhes, most of the statues and holy cards all show God with a Heart. So you may be on to something here. LOL
I like the "Sentimental Me" by the Ames Brothers on the Heathens Board also.
Y'all have a nice day.
Sun 18 Jul 2010 02:11:58
Name :d
Email :
Message
That's Jo Stafford? I also like "Sail Along Silvery Moon" and "Half As Much" Rosemary Clooney. Those are some of my favorites. Cerca 1952? We bought our first TV in 1951. It's cabinet was called blonde wood.
Sat 17 Jul 2010 02:54:55
Name :Bad Hank
Email :thinkin... without reservation, bias or prejudice
Message
Hey... I just thunk of sometin... I'm a thinker.. in the worst way..

That scripture I just posted "Genesis, 6:6"... says or suggests that God has a "heart".

hmmmmm... think about that... and get back to Obi-Juan....

Annoying, ain't I... LOL

rum n coke #6

Sat 17 Jul 2010 02:27:16
Name :Bad Hank
Email :d
Message
I bet the song playing reminds you of us.. doesn't it!!

I am hard to forget.. and even harder to get rid of... trust me on that.

I take it we have met... and as much as you try to hate me... you still SWOON at the thought of me.

Ain't I the most amazing a-hole you have ever met?... I THINK SO!!!

rum n coke #4

(there is NO END to my obnoxiousity)

Sat 17 Jul 2010 02:22:01
Name :Evil Hank
Email :laura
Message
"New girl"... Henry likes him some "new girls"......

hmmm... actually, Henry likes him ALL girls, new or old. Cain't help it.. it's the way God made me.

Of course God does make mistakes:

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Genesis, chapter 6, verse 6

And it repented the LORD that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart.
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Annoying, ain't I... LOL

rum n coke #4

Sat 17 Jul 2010 02:17:19
Name :d
Email :
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 Now that's awesome music. I have this one too.
Fri 16 Jul 2010 12:16:34
Name :laura
Email :
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 Dark shades and don't chat with me.
Got it. Thanks

New girl are you here yet?
Thu 15 Jul 2010 11:14:32
Name :Me
Email :darn
Message
 Sorry, I meant Homo habilis......
Thu 15 Jul 2010 11:13:26
Name :Jawbone '52
Email :Time Machine
Message
Laura,Welcome. Now if you mess with me I might put you into my vaccuum Special Time Machine and send you back to the days of Homo Habilis or even Australiopithecus. However, if then repentent, I will bing you back to Hanks human status of Homo sapiens sapiens, sapiens, spaiens. No, no, just kidding.
Do have a happy... but put on the dark shades now and then.
Thu 15 Jul 2010 03:06:50
Name :Henry, Evil Hank. Obi-Juan
Email :laura
Message
Hi Laura....

I want to welcome you to our MV alumni chat boards.

Our chat boards can be fun... but they can also be VERY offensive and obnoxious.

Offensive and obnoxious can usually attributed to me... "asshole-#1"

We are all adults here.. but I am still a "punk, a-hole". So my best advice to you is to chat with everyone BUT me!!!

Trust me on that...

Wed 14 Jul 2010 01:39:41
Name :laura
Email :new girl
Message
 Are U here yet?
Tue 13 Jul 2010 02:01:17
Name :Cletus
Email :?
Message
I get what I want when I want it.....

And you cain't help lubbin me.. cuz I'm IRRESISTIBLE!!!

-cletus

Tue 13 Jul 2010 01:55:32
Name :?
Email :Henry
Message
 And you call me a Brat !!!...Check out the Heathen Board...
Tue 13 Jul 2010 01:39:24
Name :Bad Hank
Email :?
Message
Hmmmm... well do you remember the "story" of me beating out your biker boyfriend?... Yep I did.

I won you over all those other bozo's you were dating... cuz I am very charming!!!

Check out the Heathen board for video proof!

I have no mercy.

rum n coke #5

Tue 13 Jul 2010 01:10:28
Name :?
Email :Henry
Message
 LOL...Go Go Boots sounds so like you...I remember your story of falling in love with the Go Go Dancer...
Tue 13 Jul 2010 01:05:00
Name :Henry
Email :?
Message
Well.. I'm not a big fan of English humor. I liked Monty Python better then Benny Hill. The reason I watched Benny Hill was cuz he always had some SEXY sketches.. and in those days the girls wore mini-skirts and go-go boots.

Don't yell at me!!... I yam what I yam and that's all that I yam.

rum n coke #4

Tue 13 Jul 2010 12:47:22
Name :?
Email :Henry
Message
 I guess I am a weirdo too I like the video...I'm not a fan of English humor but Benny Hill Was funny...
Mon 12 Jul 2010 06:47:17
Name :Kathy
Email :me
Message
 Yes, that was his name. Thanks
Sun 11 Jul 2010 09:54:21
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
hmmm.. could be. But I was thinkin it was Ralph Evans... I lub me some Ralph Evans.... xoxo

Sun 11 Jul 2010 09:22:40
Name :me
Email :
Message
 could be Ralph Edwards. :<)
Sun 11 Jul 2010 09:08:34
Name :Kathy
Email :H
Message
 I always liked that show too. We never missed it at my house. The host was named something Edwards. Do you recall his first name?
Sun 11 Jul 2010 03:34:57
Name :Henry
Email :oldie but goodie TV
Message
I just remembered an old timey TV show; "THIS IS YOUR LIFE".

Maybe it was the forerunner of "reality TV"??... any way, I liked it. I always liked the guest's surprised response to meeting people from his past that he/she had forgotten.. or never thought he/she would ever see again... old girlfriends/boyfriends, pals, teachers, etc. etc.

Thu 08 Jul 2010 04:29:16
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
QUOTE: "I remember one time he went up to the counter and ordered himself all kinds of goodies (At first, I thought he was ordering for me too). He took off with his hands full leaving me standing there."

That is sooo funny... THAT'S ME!!... when I get my movie food don't you dare touch it.. get your own!!... too friggen funny. I thought I was the only one that was that way... LOL

Thu 08 Jul 2010 03:33:33
Name :Lollie
Email :
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I haven't seen "Burn After Reading." I'll have to tell my husband about it, he really enjoys a good comedy. I don't watch a lot of movies but he enjoys the complete movie experience...movie, popcorn, pop, candy, the works.

I remember one time he went up to the counter and ordered himself all kinds of goodies (At first, I thought he was ordering for me too). He took off with his hands full leaving me standing there. He finally looked back and asked, "Oh, did you want something too?" He really gets excited and turns into a big kid.

But it's official...let's start an internet campaign for a remake of "Arsenic and Old Lace" and nominate George Clooney as the lead.
Thu 08 Jul 2010 02:36:56
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
By the way... Brad Pitt is in the movie "Burn after Reading" also. And he showed some great comedic timing also, which was a surprise to me.

Thu 08 Jul 2010 02:34:17
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
Another great comedy by George Cloony is "Burn After Reading" (2008).

It's a DARK comedy... but it's hilarious... and shows George's perfect comedic timing.

Thu 08 Jul 2010 11:17:55
Name :Jo
Email :
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Lollie, that was Brother, Where Art Thou...and it was hilarious!!
Wed 07 Jul 2010 05:21:08
Name :Lollie
Email :
Message
I meant "would require", not "was require." Whoops!
Wed 07 Jul 2010 05:20:20
Name :Lollie
Email :Henry
Message
I'm not a big George Clooney fan but I have to admit he does comedy to perfection. I can't remember the name of the movie, but there's a movie from years ago where he escapes from prison along with a couple other convicts. He was hilarious in the movie and it was require the same sort of slapstick as in that movie.
Tue 06 Jul 2010 08:34:30
Name :Bad Hank
Email :?
Message
Then I think I know who your are...

And I think you know my humor... you can try to hate me... but you know damn well I tickle your fancey...

I'm hard to forget.. cuz I don't lie. That ain't gonna win me no friends... but it will win me YOU...

Tue 06 Jul 2010 06:43:15
Name :?
Email :Henry
Message
 Oh lots of times....:-)
Tue 06 Jul 2010 03:32:56
Name :Henry
Email :?
Message
hmmm.. maybe you know me better then I know myself.

Let me ask you.. have WE ever cuddled???

Tue 06 Jul 2010 02:35:03
Name :?
Email :Henry
Message
 See I told you , you would love Arsenic and old Lace...
Tue 06 Jul 2010 01:36:25
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
I watched the movie last night. GREAT FUN.

I think if they did a re-make of that movie that "George Clooney" would be the PERFECT person to play the Cary Grant part. George has a gift for comedic timing.

I think I saw that movie ones... a long, long time ago. But it must have been so long ago that it was new to me.

I bet the audience of those days were rolling with laughter in their seats....

Fri 02 Jul 2010 04:56:50
Name :Lollie
Email :
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Sorry! Old ladies in geriatric socks is about as exciting as it gets. I don't even think you get to see their ankles. Oh wait, I take that back. There is a young, blonde woman in it who becomes engaged to Cary Grant's character. Almost forgot about her.
Fri 02 Jul 2010 03:37:46
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
Is there any girls in short skirts in the movie?


Fri 02 Jul 2010 02:42:03
Name :Lollie
Email :
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When watching the movie it helps to keep one thing in mind...it was a stage play first. The physical timing, all the comings and goings were put into place for a live audience. It still is very effective on film and brings in lots of laughs.
Fri 02 Jul 2010 02:30:57
Name :?
Email :Lollie
Message
 Love that Movie I could watch it over and over all time classic...
Fri 02 Jul 2010 02:15:34
Name :Lollie
Email :?
Message
"Arsenic and Old Lace" is the correct answer. It was brilliant, complete with insanity and murder. Cary Grant's comedic timing was perfect. The elderly sisters did their best to try and outdo Grant and fairly well succeeded. The villian and his accomplice were pure evil and funny. You might be surprised, Henry.
Fri 02 Jul 2010 01:57:32
Name :Henry
Email :
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I remember the name of that movie. But I never watched it. Prolly cuz it don't sound like a "guy flick".

Fri 02 Jul 2010 01:45:07
Name :?
Email :
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 Arsenic and old Lace...
Fri 02 Jul 2010 01:21:40
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
I'm a movie buff... but I don't have a clue.. but I'm still cogitating.

I may have to wait until the second clue.. there is a second clue, right?

Fri 02 Jul 2010 01:12:48
Name :Lollie
Email :
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I want a try at stumping folks with movie titles too...this one is probably too easy but it's one of my all-time favorites and goes waaaaaaaay back.

In what movie were there two elderly ladies with a brother who kept yelling, "Charge!"?

I introduced my husband to this movie about five years ago and he still hasn't stopped talking (or laughing) about it.
Fri 02 Jul 2010 03:32:12
Name :Pat S 1964
Email :oldesradio
Message
 http://www.oldesradio.com/
Thu 01 Jul 2010 08:26:18
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Frankenstein
Thu 01 Jul 2010 07:14:54
Name :Henry
Email :
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hmmmm.. hows about this line.

Name the movie of this famous line;

"It's alive! It's alive!"

Thu 01 Jul 2010 07:11:50
Name :Henry
Email :Jo
Message
Yep... you are correct.

Thu 01 Jul 2010 07:09:55
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
 er...Rabbit
Thu 01 Jul 2010 07:09:40
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
 Roger Rabbir
Thu 01 Jul 2010 06:41:25
Name :Henry
Email :
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Ok.. it seems we have a "smarty pants" in our midst. Let me make it a tad more difficult.

What is the name of the movie that this line came from;

"So tell me, Eddie, is that a rabbit in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?"


Thu 01 Jul 2010 06:30:07
Name :me
Email :
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Hard man comment by the some woman that said: 

"Why doncha come up and see me sometime?"
Thu 01 Jul 2010 06:27:55
Name :me
Email :
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 And it was Robert Duvall who said it.
Thu 01 Jul 2010 06:10:47
Name :Henry
Email :Jo
Message
YEP.. you are correct.

Ok... let me step back a little further in time for you oldies.

What famous movie actress uttered this famous line;

"a hard man is good to find"

Thu 01 Jul 2010 05:51:57
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
 Apocolypse Now?
Thu 01 Jul 2010 03:12:44
Name :Henry
Email :Joe
Message
YES... you are correct.

Ok.. lets continue. Here is another easy one... at least it should be for "male" oldies.

What was the name of the movie that this memorable line came from;

"I love the smell of napalm in the morning".

Thu 01 Jul 2010 02:49:54
Name :Joe
Email :Henry
Message
 Was it the first Jaws movie?
Thu 01 Jul 2010 02:06:31
Name :Henry
Email :could be
Message
Did they have dialogue in that movie??

Thu 01 Jul 2010 01:51:36
Name :could be
Email :
Message
QUESTION: What is the name of the movie that this famous line comes from;

"you're gonna need a bigger boat"

ANSWER: Debbie Does Dallas?
Thu 01 Jul 2010 01:33:45
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
You are correct.

Ok here is another easy one for oldies. What is the name of the movie that this famous line comes from;

"you're gonna need a bigger boat"

Thu 01 Jul 2010 10:28:12
Name :d
Email :me
Message
Me that is not fair. Guessing while I'm sleeping! Ha ha ha 
Wed 30 Jun 2010 11:58:38
Name :me
Email :
Message
 King Kong
Wed 30 Jun 2010 08:17:42
Name :Sweet innoncent Hank
Email :Easy One
Message
I was laying on the couch watching TV and minding my own business... and I see this story on Fox News about these hot looking girls from Russia here in America.. spying.

And I started thinkin... is "Easy One" trying to pump me for information to take back to Russia?

You wouldn't do that to me... would you??


Wed 30 Jun 2010 06:41:34
Name :Lollie
Email :
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This one IS easy but I won't answer right away...I'll give other folks a chance to guess. I'm sure most will get it. Visualize the quote happening and the answer will come to you quickly.
Wed 30 Jun 2010 05:31:31
Name :Henry
Email :oldie poopheads
Message
Ok.. I seem to be on a roll. Let me give you oldies an EASY question. If you don't get it right-off.. then you ain't no oldie!!

The famous movie line:

"It wasn't the airplanes. It was beauty killed the beast. "



Tue 29 Jun 2010 08:13:49
Name :Henry
Email :Kathy
Message
You are right.. it is James Cagney.

AND... I was thinking it was "Public Enemy #1", just like your hubby...

But when I googled and got the video clip I found out the name of the movie is "white heat".

"me" got it right.

Tue 29 Jun 2010 08:00:02
Name :me
Email :
Message
 I think the name of that movie was "white heat".
Could be wrong. I have been before.
Tue 29 Jun 2010 07:59:05
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Ok,

If it's not Joe then it's James Cagney
Tue 29 Jun 2010 07:37:32
Name :Kathy
Email :D
Message
 I only remember one time "racing" if you could call it that. We had "borrowed" Ginny's dad 55 Chevy (that means we snuck out of the bedroom after her mom was asleep) I have to confess it was really, really rotten because her dad was in the hospital with back surgery....and we took it down to First street and let Bobby Lokey get behind the wheel and screeched off burning rubber all the way down toward the sloughs end. I can only remember we hit a big bump and we all knocked our heads into the ceiling of the truck. We were so bad, we weren't even old enough to have our drivers' licenses...we got away with it for months that summer until one night we were caught in the act of pushing it up Date street...by her mother. What a horrible moment. She hit the heck out of Ginny and then raised her hand to whack me one and I simpered and cowered and she backed off. She kept us up all night long lecturing us and threating to call my parents. I lied and told her it was my dad's birthday the next day and that we were leaving for vacation and it would spoil it for them. She agreed not to tell them if I agreed NOT to attend the Jr/Sr. beach party that was coming up. She never did narc on me.
Tue 29 Jun 2010 07:28:54
Name :Kathy
Email :Henry
Message
 My husband says it was James Cagney and thinks the movie was Public Enemy #1.
Tue 29 Jun 2010 04:16:32
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
Ok... a 3rd clue.

The guy that said the line was a notorious tough guy... which was confirmed by several if not many of the actors who worked with him. They said.. he really was as tough in person as he was on screen.

This is, again, from my memory. But one of the "East Side Kids"... I forget his name (Leo Gorcey?).. was the leader of the East Side Kids. And always played a tough guy. But according to him this guy punched his lights out.

Ain't my memory a wonderful thing?... too bad I get things mixed up. I have a TON of things in my memory... but there is soooo much stuff it gets mixed up.

Anyway... I think I'm pretty "right-on" so far......

Tue 29 Jun 2010 04:05:42
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
NOPE..... before "Brando's" time.

I'm trying to think of a 3rd clue... but for the moment any 3rd clue I give will be too easy.

hmmm... I might have to "Google"... dang it!!!

Tue 29 Jun 2010 04:01:29
Name :Lollie
Email :
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I'm assuming it's a well known actor who played "bad guys" really well? I'm trying to think of who played thugs in the 40's and 50's but can't think of anyone right now. Oh wait, Marlon Brandon maybe?
Tue 29 Jun 2010 03:44:31
Name :Henry
Email :me.. and others
Message
Ok... second clue.

The guy that said it was standing on top of a burning structure... he had a pistol or a machine gun in one hand... and the structure was on fire licking at his feet. He knew he was about to be engulfed in flames....

He raised his arms and looked to the sky.. and said "Made it, Ma! Top of the world!"

That's my memory. I KNOW who it was.. but cain't remember the name of the movie.

Tue 29 Jun 2010 02:39:35
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
Correction.. I'm pretty sure it wasn't the 50's.. prolly the 40's.

Tue 29 Jun 2010 02:37:45
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
Nope.. not "Joe Pesci, in Goodfellas".

Long before that... 50's?? maybe even 40's.

Mon 28 Jun 2010 07:03:10
Name :d
Email :
Message
 Did any one learn to drive or do BRODIES out at the porder park at the west end of Monument?
Just remembered going with someone who had to teach me how to. Think it was my Uncle.
Mon 28 Jun 2010 06:57:59
Name :d
Email :kathy
Message
 Did you ever go with us when we raced our dad's trucks? I know we did it once to see if we could. Then we took you or Ginny with us and did it again on 19th when it went all the way to Monument.
Mon 28 Jun 2010 06:31:35
Name :me
Email :
Message
 I'm guessing, Joe Pesci, in Goodfellas.
Mon 28 Jun 2010 01:28:47
Name :Henry
Email :mob fan
Message
If you are answering the question who said "please don't let them do this to me"... someone already answered it.

BUT... can you tell me who said said this famous line.. "Made it, Ma! Top of the world!"

NO GOOGLING!!

Sat 26 Jun 2010 10:24:51
Name :Mob Fan
Email :1950
Message
 James Cagney? Humphrey Bogart?
Fri 25 Jun 2010 01:06:32
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
Keep your head down.. If I find out who you are you will never have any piece or quiet.

Stay anonymous... it's in your best interest. You cain't handle no courtship from Evil Hank.. I can be very, very charming.

rum n coke # 6

Fri 25 Jun 2010 12:44:46
Name :Sweet innoncent Hank
Email :Jo
Message
hmmmm... "older then dirt"?? would that make you the first human to do a "hair flip"???

Just askin!!.. don't go psycho on me again... my black heart cain't take much more.

rum n coke #4

Thu 24 Jun 2010 05:16:34
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
 I'm older then dirt....:)
Thu 24 Jun 2010 11:08:49
Name :Henry
Email :Jo
Message
YEP!!!

Wow, I didn't think anyone would get that.

Wed 23 Jun 2010 10:54:50
Name :Jo
Email :Henry
Message
 Jose Jimenez
Wed 23 Jun 2010 02:56:23
Name :Henry
Email :Roxanne
Message
You peeps and looky loos need to know something about me.

I have been reading these board for over 10 years. I have learned a few things.

I can tell a girl's post from a guy's post.

Girls use different words and different phrases to say the same thing as a guy says... trust me on that.

I ain't perfect at making that distinction.. but I am pretty damn good at it. So don't try to fool me, cuz you only make a fool out of yourself.

That's why I am Obi Juan and you are grasshoppah!!

rum n coke #7

Wed 23 Jun 2010 01:11:24
Name :Henry
Email :an oldies memory test
Message
Ok.. this is a test for the oldies (circa late 50's)... to see how well your memory is working. What is the name of this person?

First clue: he uttered these famous words... "please don't let them do this to me"

Mon 21 Jun 2010 10:55:42
Name :Roxanne
Email :Embarrassing
Message
 Jiminy Cricket, I had a fue cues from the horny boy's too but they knew I wasn't that kind of a girl. We'll, not until I was eighteeen.
Mon 21 Jun 2010 10:42:53
Name :Easy One
Email :Bad Hank
Message
 I am always honest. I was a freshman in High School, and holding hands with my boyfriend, when he scratched my hand. I scratched his back. He stareted laughing and asked me if I knew what that ment. When I told him no, he told me. I was so embarassed. He was also the one that told me he had a Trojan in his wallet. I didn't know what that was either. He took it out of his wallet(which was in class) and once again embarassed. I knew what it was, I just didn't know it had a name. I was informed it was a brand name.
Mon 21 Jun 2010 08:33:38
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Roxanne
Message
hahahaha... you are funny, who ever you are. And Bad Hank likes him some funny.

I suspect you know the answer.. and I suspect you are trying to tease me back... "Bad Hank" don't like to be teased!!... I likes being the teaser NOT the teased!!

Don't make me pout.. it's not a pretty sight!!.. I want a REAL girlie answer!!

A clue... you used the name "Roxanne".. so I know you are a butthead cuz you are reading the boards and just taunting me.

I'm waaay to sharp for you.. LOL

Mon 21 Jun 2010 08:09:16
Name :Roxanne
Email :Finger Rub In Hand
Message
 Henry, It meant that he didn't have enough money for the movies, popcorn and a root beer later and was giving the girl a signal to go 'Dutch.' Now whatever other reason would a poor boy do such a thing?
Mon 21 Jun 2010 05:58:56
Name :Bad Hank
Email :sweet, innocent, shy girlies
Message
I have a question for you oldie girls... I want to see if you are gonna be honest with "Bad Hank".

Oldie girls... do you remember what it meant when a guy scratched your palm with his finger when he was holding your hand????

LOL... I know you are a too big of a chicken to say it..... yeah, yeah...I know, I know, I'm going to hell.

Just remember this... better to be a king in hell then a goober in heaven!! (fingers crossed)

HEY!!. don't yell at me, I don't make this stuff up!!!... rum n coke #5

Sun 20 Jun 2010 02:00:36
Name :?
Email :Jitterbug
Message
 The guy has a very cute butt!
Sat 19 Jun 2010 03:21:18
Name :The Wolf
Email :Easy One
Message
QUOTE: "Just torment away my psychopathic little friend. I can take it."

You naive, sweet, innocent, little girlie. I refer you to the fable of "Little Red Riding Hood".... the WOLF gets what he wants when he wants it!!!

Trust your stalker... IT AIN'T NO FABLE!!!


Sat 19 Jun 2010 02:55:30
Name :PAW
Email :
Message
I can't remember if it was in a book I read or in something on the military Channel but the evidence is that his low flying plane was hit by bombs being jettisoned over the Channel by a returning allied bomber.
Sat 19 Jun 2010 11:23:22
Name :Channel
Email :Never a Trace
Message
 Glen Miller was suposedly shot down while flying from England to Paris in 1944 while over the English Channel. Nary a trace of the incident has ever been found.
Fri 18 Jun 2010 08:46:34
Name :Easy One
Email :Evil Hank
Message
 Just torment away my psychopathic little friend. I can take it. You have said nothing yet to upset or offend me. I still think you are sharp thinking and very witty. Lub you.
Fri 18 Jun 2010 01:59:24
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Easy One
Message
Ain't you soooo sorry you ever messed with me?....

I can and will torment you like nobody's business!!... I'm a psychopath!!...

Hopefully you have learned your lesson!!!

Fri 18 Jun 2010 09:03:01
Name :Easy One
Email :Kathy
Message
 In The Mood was an instrumental, but it was from the Big Band Era of the 40't and Glenn Miller's band made it famous. There have been many artist through the years, and any and all are great. Ya just can't hurt that music.
Fri 18 Jun 2010 06:47:54
Name :Kathy
Email :H, Easy One
Message

The "In the Mood" I remember was an instrumental by Ernie Fields from 59. Is that the one you guys are talking about?
Thu 17 Jun 2010 06:48:45
Name :Easy One
Email :Henry
Message
 You never know huh. I loved the big bnd era. I don't thnk I will ever get to old to dance everytime I hear In The Mood.
Thu 17 Jun 2010 01:33:11
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
"In the mood" is one of my ALL TIME favorite songs!!

Ya know.. I think we could have been lovers in a previous life....

Wed 16 Jun 2010 05:11:23
Name :Easy One
Email :Henery
Message
 I do remember those songs. I even remember some of the words to all three. I sang Chocolate Ice Cream Cone to all my babies and even to my grandbabies. When we would all be in the car going on a trip, the kids would always ask me to sing the Ice Cream song. I had somewhat of a voice way back then. There is truly nothing like the old songs. And to me the best dance music on earth was "In the Mood". Come to think of it, it still is. But I just love music period. Pretty much all kinds. Well, except RAP.
Wed 16 Jun 2010 03:10:18
Name :Lollie
Email :Henry
Message
Thanks for the song. It does bring back good memories of my mother.
Wed 16 Jun 2010 02:04:59
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Sweet innocent Lollie
Message
Music.."Chickery Chick" for "Lollie"....

You are old enough to know NOTHING IS FREE... I 'espect a kiss on the mouth!!!

You cain't play with the devil without 'especting some consequence!!!

Wed 16 Jun 2010 01:33:48
Name :Lollie
Email :Henry
Message
Again, I know a lot of them because my momma would sing me all the fun ones. Can you come up with "Chickory Chick?" That was my favorite song which she would sing to us kids. It'll probably make me cry like a baby just remembering. There's nothing sentimental in the song itself cuz' it's nonsensical, just good memories of my momma.
Tue 15 Jun 2010 02:39:06
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
I'm very surprised that you had heard that one. I thought "Easy One" might know it.. but I didn't think a kid like you would know it.

I remember it... of course I was "knee high to a grasshoppah" at the time.. but I remember it.

I don't remember if I heard it on the radio.. or if it was something my mommy sang.


Tue 15 Jun 2010 02:29:08
Name :Lollie
Email :
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"And they swam right over the dam"...thanks for playing that one Henry cuz' my Momma used to sing that song all the time. Her three favorite songs were that one (don't know the exact title), "Momma's Bringing Home A Baby Bumble Bee" and "Chickory Chick." I loved her sense of humor and how her favorite songs were all the fun ones.
Tue 15 Jun 2010 01:46:18
Name :Henry
Email :PAW
Message
hmmm... good point.

Back to the drawing board.

Tue 15 Jun 2010 06:57:35
Name :Kathy
Email :
Message
 I just read on the Yahoo news that you guys got shook up by a quake...
NO, that doesn't make me HOMESICK...LOL
Mon 14 Jun 2010 07:50:48
Name :PAW
Email :
Message
Henry, you could stand in that park on First Street all day long and not five men would walk by wearing leather shoes.
Mon 14 Jun 2010 05:36:37
Name :Jawbone
Email :shoe shines
Message
  Hank, I sold my original old El Paso Courthouse two-seater 1939 shoe shine stand to a booze distributor/ collector here in 2005. I had previously bought it from a Western Nightclub that went under. I opened my shoe shine stand named , 'Tom's Shines, Boxing and Science' in June of 2001 shortly after I retired as a teacher. My stand was in a barber shop close to Cielo Vista Mall on Edgemere Street.

I didn't make much money as most people don't wear leather needed shining any more and most of the Cowboy's have disappeared. I did get some police, border patrol, and sheriff's deputies business that barely paid my overhead. However, as business picked up, the barber retired and I had to move out.

I just stuck the huge 2 seater in front of my house for a few days with a for sale sign when the collector drove by and bought it on the spot.

I miss that shoe shine stand. It was old, it was classy, and it was comfortable. Why it even had steps to walk up between the two seats. If only I could have saved it, man would it ever look good with you as the shoe shine boy at Imperial Beach.
Still, have a happy

*I have a fabulous Teakwood bar from 1960. If only you could use it for an Open Bar on the pier or therabouts. However, it is worth a hefty price and I can only imagine what the authorities would charge (If they approved) of a liquor license in California. And then there would be resistance from those already in the area with licenses. Nice thoughts anyway. Call your Congressman. Ha!!!
Mon 14 Jun 2010 05:30:52
Name :Jawbone
Email :shoe shines
Message
  Hank, I sold my original old El Paso Courthouse two-seater 1939 shoe shine stand to a booze distributor collector here in 2005. I had previously bought it from a Western Nightclub that went under. I opened my shoe shine stand, 'Tom's Shines, Boxing and Science' was in June of 2001 shortly after I retired as a teacher. My stand was in a barber Shop close to Cielo Vista Mall on Edgemere Street.

I didn't make much money as most people don't wear leather needed shining any more and most of the Cowboy's have disappeared. I did get some police, border patrol, and sheriff's deputies business that barely paid my overhead. However, as business picked up, the barber retired and I had to move out.

I just stuck the huge 2 seater in front of my hourse for a few days with a for sale sign when the collector drove by and bought it on the spot.

I miss tht shoe shine stand. It was old, it was classy and it was comfortable. Why it even had steps to walk up between the two seats. If only I could have saved it, man would it ever look good with you as the shoe shine boy at Imperial Beach.
Still, have a happy
Mon 14 Jun 2010 05:16:31
Name :Lollie
Email :Brilliant Hank
Message
Go for it! My dad (Navy) use to have his shoes shined all the time because they had to look perfect. Who knows, you might be able to snare of few sailors on their way to Coronado.

Maybe they'll make a documentary about you and your shoe shine business and how you turned Imperial Beach's economy around.
Mon 14 Jun 2010 01:15:03
Name :Brilliant Hank
Email :oldie grasshoppahs
Message
Are any of you oldie youngsters old enough to remember AND have ever had your shoes shined at a shoe shine stand??? I HAVE!!!

I'm thinkin of opening my own shoe shine stand on Imperial Beach Blvd... I think I would become a big tourist attraction.. I think there might be enough oldies that will make the novelty pay off.. and make me even more famous then I am now. I'll prolly make every News Station in San Diego.

Ain't I the wisest, cutest, creative butthead you have ever met in your life??... I THINK SO!!!

I'm thinking of putting myself on the stock market. You grasshoppahs would be wise to invest in me!

rum n coke #4
Mon 14 Jun 2010 12:53:15
Name :Henry
Email :lubbin me some card board boxes
Message
I remember before "hi-tech" toys... boxes were the funnest toy we had. Well, when I say "we" I'm talkin 'bout poor people.

I remember getting huge card board boxes from behind furniture stores and such and using them to build FORTS in the back yard. The forts we built were a great place to crawl into and feel secure and have privacy.. and just play.

I also remember taking flattened card board boxes and using them as sleds to slide down grassy slopes... fun, fun, fun!!!

Mon 14 Jun 2010 08:58:34
Name :Lollie
Email :
Message
It's hard to forget lincoln logs when I'm tripping over them all day long. My three year old grandson loves his lincoln logs. He and his Paca (grandpa) are quite the creative duo. Even I liked playing with lincoln logs when I was little (way back a couple centuries ago).
Sun 13 Jun 2010 02:01:01
Name :Henry
Email :oldies
Message
I'm wondering if any other oldies remember "Lincoln Logs"... I lubbed me some Lincoln Logs....

Fri 11 Jun 2010 03:37:57
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
Ok... now you are making me blush and shy.. uncomfortable....

Just because I have fallen in lub with you doesn't mean I 'espect you to reciprocate.

Ask your mommy.. I'm the bad guy she told you to never, never, EVER date.

But.. I can be vewy, vewy charming.. so keep your taser gun handy.. cuz I have become immune to Pepper Spray...

Fri 11 Jun 2010 03:15:31
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 There, you see what I mean? You are just making me smile again. Such a cloudy, rainy day out, but I will be having sunshine in my heart all the day long. I think your post's are so cute, even when they are wicked. And I know that everything is the best of fun.
Fri 11 Jun 2010 02:59:13
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
Well.. I'm pretty amazing, that's true.

But I suspect I'm not the only bozo that has fell for your charms...

Keep in mind.. when a dufus like me falls in lub.. he does dufus things... LOL

But it's always in jest.. well kinda... ;-)

Nobody will ever know that you turned me from a frog to a prince.

Fri 11 Jun 2010 02:52:43
Name :Easy One
Email :Henry
Message
 I just love you. You are just so cute. You always manage to make my day. I pretty much wake up happy every morning, but if I were to get up and be a crank, all I need do is see some of your wit here and you put a smile on my face. And I love that song and remember it so well. I would love to get my hands on your music collection. Thanks for always making me laugh.
Fri 11 Jun 2010 12:57:09
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
Oh yeah... my stepfather took me and my brothers on grunion runs in Imperial Beach.

I saw them.. but I was to afraid to go get them... they are squiggly and silvery and nothing I wanted to touch... LOL

What the hell are you going to do with a grunion after you catch it anyway... LOL

Thu 10 Jun 2010 05:19:05
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 How I remember Grunion hunting, down by Dirty Joe's. It's funny cause they have a Smelt run here in Oregon. Same little fish, only diffrent name and caught in river's instead of ocean.
Thu 10 Jun 2010 01:50:08
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
LOL... sooooo happy you told me what a snipe hunt is... NOW I REMEMBER!!!

What a dufus I was... I don't remember who told me about the snipe hunt... but I bet he is still laughing his ass off... I think it was my stepfather... the asshole!!!

Oh yeah.. get a sack and go chase you some snipes.... LOL


Wed 09 Jun 2010 05:47:03
Name :Lollie
Email :Snipe Hunt
Message
Oh yes, the good ol' snipe hunt. I remember it well. The first time I heard abut snipes was in San Ysidro. Can't remember who instigated the snipe hunt...think it was Mr. Richardson (Della & Judy Richardson's dad) and Bobby Osgood. It was up on a hill by the Richardson's house on a dark and dreary night. There were several of us who had never been snipe hunting. The good news is it took me about 10 seconds to figure out it was a hoax so I headed on back to the house to wait for the less fortunate. I do remember we all had a good laugh about it.

(Henry - the premise for the snipe hunt is this: they want you to catch a bird called a snipe in a bag. Can't remember the reason they gave for catching the snipes, though. You have to stand there in the dark with your bag open while others [those who know what's really happening] chase the snipes into the bags. You're suppose to yell out, "Here snipes, here snipes!" to startle them and help herd them into the bags. The only thing is, "those in the know" go back to the house to sit and wait for those duped to figure out it's a joke.)

True story: Here in Nebraska, I told some friends about some of my grunion run experiences. One guy thought I was out of my ever-loving mind. I could not convince him it was true. He said he wouldn't fall for "grunion hunting", it sounded an awful lot like a "snipe hunt." He even got mad at me accusing me of trying to dupe him. Fortunately, I had a nature magazine at home that detailed grunion runs, complete with pictures and everything. Not until he saw the magazine did he believe me. It was a couple weeks before I could show him the magazine. In the meantime, he had told a bunch of our friends I had gone off the deep end. It was pretty funny. He was a nice guy and set the record straight.
Tue 08 Jun 2010 03:16:12
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
hahaha... I forgot all about a "snipe hunt". Thanks for the refresher.

You won't believe this.. but I still don't know what a friggen "snipe hunt" is... LOL

Somebody 'esplain it to me.. LOL

I'm guessing it's a big FAKE... like when I joined the service and the sergeant in the KP kitchen sent me to go get a "bucket of steam"...

Mon 07 Jun 2010 07:47:00
Name :d
Email :snipe hunt
Message
 I figured that a snipe wasn't really a duck but what was the purpose of the "snipe Hunt"?
Got me thinking that the Sub Races and Snipe Hunt were pretty much in the same time frame.
Mon 07 Jun 2010 01:58:38
Name :Henry
Email :d
Message
LOL... pretty much!!

Well... what I was looking for was the geneses and objective of the phrase.

According to my recollection.... the Submarine Race thingy was started by teenage boy(s) horndoggies as a ruse to get a girl to a secluded spot where by they might get them some kissin, huggen and stuff.. mostly stuff... lol

But, word got around.. word travels fast in the teen community... and soon in became common knowledge... so you weren't foolin no girlies any more about what the Submarine Races were.

On a personal note... the first time I heard the phrase "submarine races".. I wondered how you could see them??... drive to a cliff overlooking the ocean??

I eventually caught on.. or had it 'esplained. But I'm just saying.. at that time I was soooooo naive and innocent.. LOL

Sun 06 Jun 2010 10:01:22
Name :d
Email :sub races
Message
OK it's when a guy takes you out to see them with a blanket and the water isn't deep enough to hold a submarine?
So you are suposed to lay there and wait? LOL
Sun 06 Jun 2010 10:16:42
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
Basically, yes. Although I was looking for a little more elaborate description.

Sat 05 Jun 2010 11:08:48
Name :me
Email :
Message
 "making out"
Sat 05 Jun 2010 06:57:31
Name :Henry
Email :gots to taunt you.. it's what I do!!
Message
Ok... now I'm going to have to get creative... and I think you girlies will be 'asceered to answer.

Can any of you oldies define or describe this oldie phrase... the "submarine races"??

CHICKEN!!!!..SQUAWK, SQUAWK, SQUAWK!!

rum n coke #8


Sat 05 Jun 2010 06:49:02
Name :Henry
Email :Kathy
Message
Yes.. you are right.. another smarty pants oldie... geeze, I cant stump anybody on this board!!

rum n coke #7

Sat 05 Jun 2010 06:41:59
Name :Kathy
Email :H
Message
 It HAS to be tether ball...my favorite sport in elementary school. My parents put one up in the back yard for me also. Am I right????
Sat 05 Jun 2010 06:04:52
Name :Henry
Email :oldies
Message
Ok... let me give another question to the oldies.....

There was a game/sport? we played on the playground;

There was a pole... with a line/rope tied to a ball... what was the name of the game???

I don't think this game/sport? is played any more... but since this is an oldie page.. it should be easy for you... ;-)

Sat 05 Jun 2010 05:43:56
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
LOL... we have a smarty pants, oldie in the audience... you are right!!

Maybe we played on the same play ground... LOL

Sat 05 Jun 2010 05:37:40
Name :me
Email :
Message
 gum
Sat 05 Jun 2010 04:15:32
Name :Henry
Email :another oldies riddle
Message
Ok... I think I blew it on the last riddle... I said "each man"... it prolly should be just "each"... SOOOORRRRRY!!

Let me try another riddle from my teeny weenie childhood. I think every boy my age has heard this one. But this is from my memory too... lol

What goes in hard... and comes out limp/soft???

hmmm.. maybe that ain't a riddle... maybe it's a brain teaser.... I DON'T KNOW, I'M JUST A MAR VISTA GRADUATOR!!!.. er graduaten... er graduatis.... some damn thing like that. I got a friggen diplomacy so back off!!!


Fri 04 Jun 2010 11:46:46
Name :d
Email :Gravel Pit Ponds
Message
For the past two weeks I have walked the gravel pit river bottom from I5 to Byer Blvde. Got some nice photos.
On one of the ponds there is an old tree that has formed a letter M.I call it the Mariner tree.
It is truley a nice walk. Also very safe feeling.
Fri 04 Jun 2010 04:25:17
Name :Jawbone
Email :Lucky 11
Message
 Yep, Only Each took a pear.
Fri 04 Jun 2010 08:41:34
Name :Henry
Email :riddle?
Message
I'm not sure.. but you very well may be right. At least it sounds more correct/appropriate that way.

I was going by memory..enough said.. LOL

Fri 04 Jun 2010 01:54:20
Name :riddle?
Email :
Message
 In that case shouldn't the riddle have been "Each took a pear" and not "Each man took a pair"?

Thu 03 Jun 2010 03:44:57
Name :Lollie
Email :Riddle
Message
Well, I'll be...he is right. He does very well on riddles and such. I don't think he has ever taken an IQ test but I'm sure it would be high enough to for Mensa. Not only is he smart but he scores high when it comes to common sense too.
Thu 03 Jun 2010 09:17:21
Name :Henry
Email :Lollie
Message
Your husband is a genius... and correctomundo!!! hahaha


Thu 03 Jun 2010 09:12:27
Name :Lollie
Email :Riddle
Message
If all else fails, ask a genuis. My husband is one of the smartest people I know. He said only one man took a pear and his name was Each. (I don't have a clue, even that sounds iffy to me.)
Wed 02 Jun 2010 10:46:09
Name :The Black Knight
Email :kingofnottingham@cursethepeartreewith worms
Message
 To each his own and to each his pear and to each his worm in life and to each his destiny, even if each is full of poo poo.
Wed 02 Jun 2010 02:53:46
Name :Henry
Email :?
Message
Good call.. cuz I've been a "bad, bad boy"....


Tue 01 Jun 2010 03:07:52
Name :?
Email :
Message
 Yes I am...LOL
Tue 01 Jun 2010 03:05:22
Name :Henry
Email :?
Message
Maybe you could come over to my apt.. and we could talk about it...

You're not a 'sceerdy cat.. are you???

Tue 01 Jun 2010 02:56:37
Name :?
Email :
Message
 Alrighty then...
Tue 01 Jun 2010 02:23:04
Name :Henry
Email :?
Message
I think I want to wait a little longer for the "smart asses" to post their guess.

How about tomorrow I give the answer?

Tue 01 Jun 2010 02:12:49
Name :?
Email :
Message
 Ok what's the answer?
Mon 31 May 2010 12:46:51
Name :Henry
Email :oldies
Message
Oldie riddle.. you're gonna yell at me when I give the answer. This is a riddle my step dad asked me an my brothers when we were knee high to a grasshoppah.

Twelve pears hanging high

Twelve men came riding by

Each man took a pear

And left eleven hanging there


;-)

Sun 30 May 2010 02:43:35
Name :Henry
Email :Mar Vista High
Message
Do we have the bestest High School in the world??... I think so!!!

BE TRUE TO YOUR SCHOOL!!

Sat 29 May 2010 12:29:25
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
If you mean by "do I have the originals" if I have the hard copies of the photos.. the answer is NO....

Someone sent me these photos... and I suspect that the person that sent them to me was the same person that you indicated, in the previous photos, as being Sandersons or Sanderson relations.

By the way.. I have a few mor "Emory" photos...

Fri 28 May 2010 06:26:32
Name :me
Email :
Message
 I have an original photo of Emory student body from 1943. My oldest brother is in that photo. The posted photos have almost the same camera angle.
It would be much easier to identify anyone from the originals. Do you have access to the originals?
I had a high resolution photo taken of mine and am able to blow it up without too much distortion allowing me to identify any familiar faces.
Fri 28 May 2010 03:39:44
Name :Henry
Email :if only I knew then what I know now..
Message
Looking at those Emery School photos... it looks like the girls out numbered the boys 10 to 1.

I went to Rosebank grammar school in Chula Vista... I remember girls starting to get my attention at that age.. but I sure don't remember that kind of girl vs guy odds.....

Fri 28 May 2010 09:16:42
Name :me
Email :
Message
 I could be way wrong about this. The picture is a little fuzzy, but the girl in that Palm Theater lobby picture reminds me of Esther Sanderson.
Thu 27 May 2010 02:34:13
Name :Henry
Email :Joe
Message
BINGO!!... you got it... it was the Palm Theater.

I don't remember who sent me the photo but the caption is "Johnny and me".

Thu 27 May 2010 02:29:24
Name :Joe
Email :Guess who and where
Message
 I don't know who the couple is, but
that sure looks like the counter at the
old Palm Theater...
Wed 26 May 2010 11:06:12
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Esther is the one who is married to "Willy". I believe his last name is Wallace. There was a guy in our class by the name of Leroy Wallace and for some reason I think him and Willy were brothers. I could be mistaken.
Wed 26 May 2010 11:03:26
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Kathy,

That is a yes.
Wed 26 May 2010 11:02:29
Name :me
Email :
Message
 yep.

There were three Sanderson girls.
One just recently died.
They use to live in the 1100 block of Florida, if I'm not mistaken.
They also, at one time, lived in the 900 block of 9th Street.
I believe the girls' mother is still alive. I remember her father, Mr. Phinney, I believe. I think that spelling is correct. Grand old man.
Wed 26 May 2010 07:01:35
Name :PAW
Email :
Message
 As I recall that is the Sanderson sister's father. The pic is taken somewhere near Coronado and Florida Sts. I think it was the 1953 sister that submitted the pic.
Wed 26 May 2010 05:11:25
Name :Kathy
Email :me
Message
Do you know if the Sanderson person identified in the photo is related to the Sanderson's we used to go to church with?
Wed 26 May 2010 02:14:29
Name :Henry
Email :PAW/me
Message
Regarding Mr. Sanderson... I checked my database and found two girls with the last name Sanderson;

Mabelle Sanderson, '56 and Esther Sanderson, '53.

Could those be his daughters???

Wed 26 May 2010 02:10:47
Name :Henry
Email :PAW/me
Message
Can you give me any more info?... like who was Sanderson?.. his daughters?.. their years? etc.

Just want to learn the history of IB/Mariners every chance I get.

Wed 26 May 2010 12:13:28
Name :PAW
Email :
Message
 Yes, as I remember it that picture came from one of the Sanderson girls.
Wed 26 May 2010 09:41:02
Name :d
Email :kathy
Message
 I just knew it was you deep down in my core! LOL
Hey I'm goint to IB today and will send you Photos and then write you the longest letter our e-mail.
Oh I miss you!
Wed 26 May 2010 09:37:53
Name :d
Email :kathy
Message
 
Wed 26 May 2010 01:05:51
Name :me
Email :
Message
 If I'm not mistaken I think that is Alvin Sanderson in the photo.
Tue 25 May 2010 07:08:57
Name :d
Email :kathy
Message
 OK but here's the same clue that you gave earlier my sister Suzie. Wahhhhh!
She had to go every where and wihined all the time.
I think your sister was older and you mentioned her name.
Tue 25 May 2010 12:34:30
Name :Kathy
Email :d
Message
 Yes, class of 61. Forgive me, but I don't know your identity. My email on my class pic is accurate so feel free to email me anytime. :-)
Tue 25 May 2010 09:38:36
Name :d
Email :kathy
Message
  Kathy are you class of '61?
Were we in the same home room?
I lost you e-mail and mine was wiped out.
Mon 24 May 2010 10:40:14
Name :d
Email :jawbone
Message
 Went to Cactus road yesterday and
the ranches are gone but there two
really nice houses that are gatedwhere the ranches were. I took photos of the houses and some abandoned corrals across the road. Went behind the houses but the bushes are too high to get any good sitings. The properties do go back a ways but just couldn't see in.
I took photos of the addresses and some of the area. Couldn't get in the gates. Dang, I sure tried. It was fun going down memory road though.
Went down the windy Heritage road on the way home. There are no photos of that or I would've got killed by the truck behind me. Went down towards the quarry east at Main st (now Auto Park road) Tried to take photos but the guard came running out and chased me off. Now I feel like a spy! LOL
Now I have decided I'm going to go down one of those water slides out there before I die. You and Leti have a good night.
Sun 23 May 2010 07:26:31
Name :Kathy
Email :me
Message
 oh yes, one thing more, he was tall and had a very Italian nose. LOL.
Sun 23 May 2010 07:25:20
Name :Kathy
Email :Me
Message
 I could be way off in the spelling, but phonetically, that's how it sounds.
If I recall, it would have been from Jr. H.S. and Marsha said he lived down around(and this is very loosly stated)Elm where it jogged after IB elementary school and obviously they were Italian and she said the mom used to make pizzas for the teen friends for parties etc. I'll have to ask her more if you don't recall.
Sun 23 May 2010 06:53:06
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Kathy,

I am trying to think of a name that sounds even close to that and I can't.
Sun 23 May 2010 05:50:51
Name :Kathy
Email :Me
Message
Do you remember Johnny Parsialli(SP?)?
My sister was recalling the old days not long ago and his name came up. Wonder what ever happened to him.
Sun 23 May 2010 09:11:22
Name :Henry
Email :Easy One
Message
AH HA!!!... I didn't think about Filipino.... dang them Conquistadors sure did a lot of boinking of natives... LOL

Sat 22 May 2010 11:33:48
Name :me
Email :
Message
 EASY ONE,

You are correct. I know Irving's brother Maurice. His father was called "honey paw".
Sat 22 May 2010 10:55:11
Name :Easy ONe
Email :
Message
 Irving's father I believe was Philippineo. But whatever. He was just one of the most handsome guy's I ever knew.
Sat 22 May 2010 10:29:53
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
No.. I have no idear whether Irving was a Messican or not. His last name sounds "Hispanic/Latino"... Messican. So, I'm assuming.

Although I know this for sure... I have never known a Messican with the first name "Irving".... somehow that just doesn't compute... LOL

Sat 22 May 2010 07:08:46
Name :me
Email :
Message
 I Remember her and Irving walking together between classes at Southwest.
You wouldn't recognize Southwest, now.
Also, they are no longer the ocelots.
They are the buccaneers now.
Sat 22 May 2010 07:02:40
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 I don't think there was a girl that didn't know who Irving Espanol was. He was so ver good looking. And as of the class of 57, 50th. reunion, still that way. And such a very nice boy. And I know which girl made the comment. She is such a sweetie and alwas has been. And she has never been one to mince words. Love her.
Sat 22 May 2010 06:30:55
Name :me
Email :
Message
 Are you sure he was mexican?
Sat 22 May 2010 05:26:02
Name :Henry
Email :me
Message
Oh crap... what the hell is up with all you white girls liking Messicans!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Did/would.. you not listen to your parents!!!!!!!!!!!

Sat 22 May 2010 05:20:02
Name :me
Email :
Message
 And that one girl remembers Irving Espanol from Southwest Jr. High School.
Sat 22 May 2010 03:50:51
Name :Bad Hank
Email :Easy One
Message
Just a point of trivia... one of the girls in the middle photo comes to my Breakfast Club meeting, once a month.

I teased her about showing "leg" back in those olden days as being very risqué!!... her response was... yep, we were all sluts back then".... I fell on the floor laughing so hard.

I'm sure she was yanking my chain... right?.. LOL

rum n coke #8

Sat 22 May 2010 03:43:36
Name :Easy One
Email :
Message
 Knew everyone in the middle picture. Very good friends. That was taken in front of Johnnie's coffee shop. Well in the parking lot out front. Memories.
Fri 21 May 2010 09:24:48
Name :Jo
Email :Joe
Message
I knew it was you....just messing with ya!!
Fri 21 May 2010 09:22:18
Name :Joe
Email :Jo
Message
 Hey Jo it's me your buddy on the west coast.........
Fri 21 May 2010 03:39:18
Name :Henry
Email :Jo
Message
His name rhymes with yours... LOL


Fri 21 May 2010 03:38:01
Name :Henry
Email :Jo
Message
LOL... someone you know and saw at the last Breakfast Club you were at.

My Nazi brother... LOL

Fri 21 May 2010 03:15:48
Name :Jo
Email :
Message
Who's that goofball in the middle picture above? hehhehheh....
Thu 20 May 2010 02:42:04
Name :d
Email :paw
Message
I went to the surplus with the same kids but the younger ones. Sages, Kilmer, Woods and Hopkins. Probably in '55 or'56's. Funny everywhere we went we travelled on the rail road tracks to get there.
Thu 20 May 2010 12:59:06
Name :Henry
Email :Kathy
Message
Mervyns in that shopping center closed. I think the building is still there though.

Home Depot is still there.. it's been there for a long time and appears to be going strong.


Thu 20 May 2010 12:29:46
Name :Kathy
Email :Me
Message
 Mervyns is GONE???? Wow, I have been away for a long time. What's in that shopping center now? Did someone say Home Depot?
Wed 19 May 2010 11:01:48
Name :PAW
Email :
Message
 I believe you are talking about 27th St. It goes south behind the aforementioned store.
I remember the surplus dump. I went there with the Kilmer kids back about 1949-50. We got in by going over the RR tracks off Hollister opposite where the Big Sky was later built. We made off with helmet liners.
Wed 19 May 2010 05:57:08
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Yeah it is one of those you can get good carne asada from. If you turn off Main Street just before that store going south, that road goes to the entrance of the river bottom and there's a new path made to that larger pond. I found it by accident trying to find some of the old camps. And see how far in I could go before the cement people chased me out. There used to be an old army surplus dump down there and my brother and his friends would make me climb the fence and tease the dogs while they went under the fence and get gas masks and what ever else. I always did it just to have my own gas mask. What a ditz, huh?
Wed 19 May 2010 03:04:46
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 I remember that drive-in. There's a grocery store there now.
Wed 19 May 2010 12:37:44
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 Kathy,

You are correct. It was down near a place where we use to get crawdads.
Wed 19 May 2010 12:15:29
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 Do you want to go see? It's very cleaned up now. I peeked but not too far,yet.
My mom used to swim there so your dad should have gone there too. She said that's where they all went besides the beach.
Wed 19 May 2010 12:08:57
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 The first pond is east of I 5 north and only a few hundred or less yards from the highway. In the 50's it would be north of Katslunger's and south of the Big Sky Drive in.
The second pond (larger one) is going east on main Street from I 5 on the south side of main st and west of beyer.
That beyer crosses Main Street and if you went north at that light it is called Broadway. If you go right (south) at the light, it's Beyer.
Hey if any one is as old as me or older. There was a drive in restaurant on that corner called the Hitching Post. We used to hitch our horsed on that post and get the best milkshakes.
I think they were a quarter then.
Dang that wioll certainly age some one here.
Tue 18 May 2010 07:54:01
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I understood that the kids were murdered near the gravel pit, west of I5.
Tue 18 May 2010 07:52:01
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My memory places it on the west side of I5, north of Mervyns(gone)/Home Depot, south of Swiss Park. Is it still there or whereever?
Tue 18 May 2010 07:05:27
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 Me. That would be the one that I recall.
Tue 18 May 2010 05:51:52
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 Weren't those poor boys killed on the same side of I-5 that Mervyn's is on?
That's what I always thought.
Tue 18 May 2010 02:33:10
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 The gravel I recall and have fished at was just south of the Big Sky Drive-in Theater.
Tue 18 May 2010 10:59:54
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 The only gravel pit I remember back in the 5o's, was across the road from the Kastlunger dairy.
Tue 18 May 2010 12:50:16
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 PAW,

The kids you referred to I believe were killed on the other side of the freeway.
Mon 17 May 2010 06:52:14
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 I remember the first pond as a kid in the early 1950s. We called it the gravel pit. West side of I5, 1/4 mile or so north of Home Depot.
Isn't that the place where a couple of kids were murdered about 10-12 years ago? The case was solved through DNA just last year.
So, the Otay Valley Road pond must be east of the car dealerships and before reaching the water slides.
Mon 17 May 2010 05:41:51
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We stopped riding in the (Tiajuana) River bottom 'cause of the 'Squitos. One of our friends Got a deadly disease(encyphalitusI know that's the name but can't figure how to spell it), from a mosquito bite.
But did ride a lot before that in both river bottoms. Don't mean to bug you but I am just killing time. Have to go chase taxi's in 30 minutes. You and your family have a good nite.
Mon 17 May 2010 03:01:39
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 Now that's GOOD background music.
You're the best.
Mon 17 May 2010 02:58:50
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You've got it pegged perfectly. OK the first pond is right off the I 5 south exit fromP alm Ave. On the right there is the golf putting range, then lots of trees (pond is right there) I has some good fishing too. Right past that is the nursery. They have made a walking path now from 19th(what ever it's called now) north of the old Macy's and Home Depot.
The second one is South of Main St C.V.
Just before the first Beyer. I can't remember the name of the back street where I turned right to the entrancxe.
It's now gated but open during the day. It's the larger of the two ponds.
They are still working an the paths but they do lead into both ponds. I'm wanting to walk the path and get as much as I can take as many Photos as I can. I'm getting pretty fast walking the border Thought I was getting too old to walk so much, but it's happening the opposite. I'm thanking God for that.
I went up Spooner's Mountain a couple months ago and was cought by border patrol. He had swept the dirt and I dorve over it and made him mad. He had to go back to work and fix it. He wasn't thinking that I had to drive over it again to leave. LOL
Mon 17 May 2010 01:41:43
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Okay, I guess I've got it now. You are NOT talking about the river bottom way down south on 19th at the cliffs near the border, right?
You ARE talking about the river bottom east of 805 between Main and Palm, right?
Going east on Main it turns into Otay Valley Road east of 805. When you get to the water park the road turns to the right and goes uphill and passes the entrance to where they have concerts and goes up to the auto junk yards and 905.
When you reach 905 you turn left and go about 1/2 mile to Cactus.
Now, where is that water pond you were talking about?
Sorry I'm being such a nuscience(sp?) here.
Mon 17 May 2010 12:44:07
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The river bottom I know is from 19th street between Main St, C.V. and Palm Ave.
It runs all the east from 19th and is endless We only traveled east as far as just south of the OMAR Rendering plant. Back then the Otay Ranch was fenced in several places. I'll elaborate more if needed but right now it's time for my Baja breakfast
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