Ties of the 1980s
Check out the neckties on these fellows...wow. I especially like the square knit style Mr. Day is sporting. Always the minister of style. Hey Vagase, is that thin white tie leather? It certainly looks like it. If not, I think Mr. Madden and Mr. Johnson's are indeed...
Brilliant.
posted by welcome2europa @ 1:08 PM
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The class of '83 rules!!
Do you guys have any pictures of your field trip to Washington, DC? Oh wait...you didn't have one!!!
Yes, the class of '83 rules...I learned much of my deviant, disrespectful behavior by carefully observing the stoner culture of that class...
just like the class of '83 to spend what probably was an unbelievable amount of time typing
Dan...have you heard of "cut and paste?" And as lame as the image is, you interpreted it quite well.
I learned much of my deviant, disrespectful behavior by carefully observing the stoner culture of that class...
But you still can't drink beer from a bottle without dribbling it down your chin.
Seriously guys, the blog is a great idea. Hopefully you will get a lot of guys to show up for your reunion. I know I'll be there.
I had several leather ties...and pin-stripe shirts...and jazz shoes (white & gray)...
But did you have the leather tie with the piano keyboard on it? Or the matching scarf?
HAH! Didn't think so.
I'm surprised I didn't get beat up in high school.
You guys better watch it or you'll be pushin' pennies down the hall with your collective noses.
Wait a minute. We're older and beyond all that. Make it quarters.
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