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Mike Watton
2/07/06 10:23 AM
bloodface
2/07/06 10:24 AM
2/07/06 10:25 AM
oartopia
2/07/06 11:29 AM
2/07/06 11:31 AM
jason lee
2/07/06 11:32 AM
Mike Watton
2/07/06 1:40 PM
2/07/06 1:49 PM
wmcblob
2/07/06 1:58 PM
ReggieQueequeg
2/07/06 2:24 PM
Mike Watton
2/07/06 3:31 PM
2/07/06 3:35 PM
rayna
2/07/06 3:53 PM
ReggieQueequeg
2/07/06 5:09 PM
fucknskidz
2/07/06 5:56 PM
oartopia
2/07/06 7:18 PM
ReggieQueequeg
2/07/06 7:48 PM
oartopia
2/07/06 7:51 PM
ha!
bloodface
2/08/06 2:53 AM
oartopia
2/08/06 5:11 AM
sorry
bloodface
2/08/06 5:18 AM
2/08/06 5:20 AM
oartopia
2/08/06 5:21 AM
"Dracula Castles in Pakistan"
fucknskidz
2/08/06 8:15 AM
bloodface
2/08/06 8:21 AM
puffknuckle
2/08/06 8:39 AM
Anyone remember slambooks?
bloodface
2/08/06 8:44 AM
no, what's that?
rayna
2/08/06 8:56 AM
Aw, bloodface. That was thoughtful and sensitive (and I am using a candid tone of voice).
puffknuckle
2/08/06 9:09 AM
Slambooks were books that the 5th-8th grade girls at my school made to degrade and humiliate those less popular and to stroke the egos of those more popular. Each page had a heading/category and numbered lines where you were supposed to write your answer. The first pages were always about personal interests: Favorite Color, Favorite Band, etc., but the further you got into the book, the more critical the headings got: Worst Clothes, Last Person on Earth You'd Make Out With, The Thing Jamie M. Smells Like Most (that last one was a real header in one of the slambooks that floated around my school).
rayna
2/08/06 9:20 AM
KnucklesTheDog
2/08/06 9:29 AM
Didn't you see Mean Girls? In the movie they were called Burn Books.

I had heard about slam books but I never saw one. Maybe they just dont exist north of Cloquet.
rayna
2/08/06 9:32 AM
I didn't see it, nope.
jason lee
2/08/06 9:37 AM
diss!
bloodface
2/08/06 9:43 AM
Knuckles, you probably didn't see one because you were in one. I remember this shit now, I was in one, but i only saw the cover.
KnucklesTheDog
2/08/06 9:54 AM
Ummm, there were about 20 kids in my entire grade. If we had slam books, I would have known about it.

I do remember cutting pictures of this one girl out of the yearbook and pasting them into the glossary of my bio textbook, next to things like "pupa".
bloodface
2/08/06 10:02 AM
Did you go to school in Egypt? On da river Nile?
KnucklesTheDog
2/08/06 10:04 AM
Har.

Seriously, spend 5 minutes in a small town. You, too, will know everyone else's business whether you want to or not. THERE ARE NO SECRETS.
oartopia
2/08/06 10:46 AM
we had slambooks or something of that nature at my elementary school. it was catholic and very small so we all knew what was going on. despite it being a suburb, there was a definite small town vibe in the school setting.
ReggieQueequeg
2/08/06 2:12 PM
oartopia
2/08/06 2:13 PM
ReggieQueequeg
2/08/06 2:22 PM
oartopia
2/08/06 2:28 PM
ReggieQueequeg
2/08/06 2:33 PM
bloodface
2/08/06 2:48 PM
m(r)iss piggy
2/09/06 6:18 AM
bloodface
2/09/06 6:21 AM
ReggieQueequeg
2/09/06 1:19 PM
wrong, bloodface, I was in Carl Patrick, and we did record (not very much though). I played "lead guitar".
bloodface
2/09/06 1:21 PM
That's right, what did you do again?
ReggieQueequeg
2/09/06 1:25 PM
in the band?

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