Was anyone else forced to watch these in junior high school? I was, by Ms. Demars, during second period in the annex. This morning I'm marveling at the amount of suck I endured throughout my english education.
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just pretend nick is rebecca and meagan is tracy and bearden is hiding behind michael's diploma and that's us
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2 comments:
yes but i can't remember what grade. i want to say earlier than junior high.
it also reminds me of the end times video i used to watch about the same time.
i hate to see that puppy get wiped!
i didn't watch this, but i remember my third grade teacher, Mrs. Fretts, who frequently showed us a show with a red-haired, mid-thirties "hostess", who also wore red jeans. this woman's set was made of different levels of wooden platforms and the top level had a couch on it, very bare-bones. aahh, 80's television.
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