Adults wearing their highschool ring

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leave an option up there for did your parents pay, becuae I didnt want to buy one, but my mom is all about that memento crap so she bought it.

[oddjob]

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leave an option up there for did your parents pay, becuae I didnt want to buy one, but my mom is all about that memento crap so she bought it.

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mama's boy. did she buy your undies too?

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leave an option up there for did your parents pay, becuae I didnt want to buy one, but my mom is all about that memento crap so she bought it.

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mama's boy. did she buy your undies too?

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Of course she did.

[oddjob]

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leave an option up there for did your parents pay, becuae I didnt want to buy one, but my mom is all about that memento crap so she bought it.

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mama's boy. did she buy your undies too?

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Of course she did.

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yah, so did mine. i just wish she bought me men's undies.

[Skoob]

Oh you know, times change...

Young people now are more apathetic about their alma mater than some years ago. And I'm not saying that's a bad thing. It just is what it is.

I think it probably has to do with growth and where you're from. If you're from a smaller town or a city that has only one high school, it's different than those who come from larger urban centers.

In the end, I don't think there is anything wrong with being proud of where you are from or where you have been.

How is wearing your class ring any different than wearing a Yankees cap or a Patriots jersey?

[guids]

I think it also has a little to do with the fact that, back then HS graduation was kind of a big deal, now if you dont graduate its really weird.

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I think it also has a little to do with the fact that, back then HS graduation was kind of a big deal, now if you dont graduate its really weird.

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you saying they should sell rings for dropouts?

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I think it also has a little to do with the fact that, back then HS graduation was kind of a big deal, now if you dont graduate its really weird.

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you saying they should sell rings for dropouts?

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They do, it usually costs a quarter since its all they can afford, you can get em from teh little machine in teh grocery store.

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I think it also has a little to do with the fact that, back then HS graduation was kind of a big deal, now if you dont graduate its really weird.

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you saying they should sell rings for dropouts?

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They do, it usually costs a quarter since its all they can afford, you can get em from teh little machine in teh grocery store.

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brb, headed to the grocery store.

[punkass]

I thought it was lame back then ('98). I still think so today. Guys wear rings for marriage or for winning something sports related. I think that's it.